We take ourselves off to the doctor expecting them to have a solution for our pain, only to find ourselves years down the road with a chronic pain issue that never seems to be resolved. [...]
Download PDF of Article The application of electrotherapy has been an accepted worldwide medical practice throughout the modern history of mankind. Hippocrates was reported to place patients into barrels of water with electrical eels to [...]
Microcurrent is the key to healing the body. It is not only has parasympathetic affect on the body, it enhances healing at the cellular levels. The tissues of the human body are comprised of active [...]
Microcurrent therapy is a brand new way of treating pain, right? Well, not really. It actually has its roots all the way back in time to ancient Greece! Hippocrates, the father of electro-therapy, was reported [...]
Pain is the subjective complaint our patients have. As physical therapists, we are asked to evaluate pain levels between zero and ten. Payers require us to record patient’s pain levels with every visit. It is [...]
A decade of research and clinical practice has lead to significant progress in the treatment of chronic pain by integrating Eastern and Western therapies into one easy-to-use modality. A New Direction to the Treatment of [...]
An Innovative device, the Dolphin Neurostim, provides chronic pain sufferers a safe, effective, and drug-free way to relieve their symptoms when used with Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS) Therapy. Anyone who suffers from chronic pain knows [...]
These photographs were taken during various treatment stages of a diabetic neuropathy patient. The patient was treated over 3 months with MPS Therapy using the Dolphin Neurostim. Diabetic Neuropathy sufferer experiences remarkable relief [...]
MPS combines the principles of acupuncture, massage, microcurrent and physical therapy to relieve chronic pain. Scar tissue, depending on the location, may cause pain throughout the body. When Quentin Glenn complained of leg and back [...]
About 35 million people in the U.S. suffer from Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) issues at some point in their lives, according to The TMJ Association’s website (www.tmj.org). Our jaws are in frequent use - when we [...]
