Nerve Reboot™ Therapy is a non-invasive, needle-less, painless procedure using conductive pads to deliver microcurrent to the diseased area of your body. Most people feel nothing during the treatment, some feel a warmth and softening of the affected tissues.
TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation and according to the Cleveland clinic uses low-voltage electric currents to block or change your perception of pain.2 You can think of TENS therapy as bombarding your nerve endings with electricity, blocking the pain signals to the brain. It’s like you when you have a crying baby that you want to stop crying, and you use the scare tactic. You basically scream at the baby, scare it to stop crying.
Microcurrent therapy, as opposed to blasting your body with high voltage to block your pain signals, uses microamps which are a thousand times smaller than the milliamps TENS therapy uses. It just so happens that the small current used in microcurrent therapy matches the current naturally found in our bodies, and therefore can encourage natural healing of the body and reduce your pain. In the crying baby analogy, you would be trying to communicate with the baby at their level to get it to stop crying, by offering love, empathy and understanding.
Nerve Reboot™ Therapy is a programmable microcurrent therapy where we can program specific frequencies to encourage natural healing within the damaged tissue by increasing the production of ATP that’s inside the injured tissue. ATP is the major source of energy for all cellular reactions in your body. Nerve Reboot™ Therapy can help increase the amount of ATP that’s created in your damaged cells by as much as 500%.
Nerve Reboot™ Therapy differs mainly via our proprietary diagnostic method of determining which organs are dysfunctioning and therefore need help in restoring function to help the body heal again. We developed our own diagnostic method to pinpoint the root cause or main miscommunication happening in your body. Fixing the root cause equates to you feeling better faster and returning to doing the activities you love to do.
The side effects are usually very rare and mild and may include mild nausea, light headedness, and drowsiness.
People with pacemakers, implanted pumps, pregnant women and people who have uncontrolled seizures.
