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Pulsed Radio Frequency Therapy
Pulsed radio frequency treatment offers an alternative to conventional thermocoagulation. By continuously and intermittently emitting pulsed RF energy, this technique stimulates nerves without risk of thermal injury. Pain management specialists often utilize this procedure for conditions such as shoulder ache, cervical and lumbar radicular pain and occipital neuralgia. It has proven both effective and safe. […]
Low Frequency Sound Therapy
Many people suffer from low frequency sound, often described as an intrusive and low-pitched vibration. This noise may come from various sources including environment, machinery and even people themselves. Overall, HRV and stress perception decreased after all interventions; however, only minor differences could be noted among constant LFV, sounds of nature and LFV amplitude modulation […]
Physical Therapy Frequency – How adjusting Frequency Can Help
Physical Therapists (PTs) are increasingly expected to deliver value (better patient outcomes with equal or reduced costs). This presentation will explore how altering frequency can contribute. Our research identified a strong independent association between visit frequency and functional improvement and home discharge home among hospital patients across clinical subgroups. As a result, we now provide […]
The Benefits of a High Frequency Therapy Machine
High frequency therapy (HFT) is an innovative rejuvenating treatment which employs electrical currents in a non-invasive, painless and safe manner to address various skin conditions. Equipro Infraderm 11300 is a portable high frequency facial machine that improves lymphatic drainage, stimulates collagen production and reduces cellulite. Furthermore, this high frequency machine helps eliminate toxins while shrinking […]
How to Use Music Therapy Frequencies in a Meditation
Music therapy is a form of treatment which uses music to enhance mental and physical well-being, with multiple conditions and symptoms it may help treat benefiting from its application. Active interventions involve clients making music with their therapists – either playing instruments or singing together – before discussing any emotions and memories the music evokes. […]