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Have you heard of Microcurrent Stimulation therapy?
For the last thirty years, Microcurrent Stimulation therapy has proved to be a powerful tool in physical therapy. In 1985, Robert Becker, M.D., in The Body Electric (Get the Book Here
Yes. Regrow limbs of rats.
Yes, I’m leading with the fantastical example so that you know what’s in store. Soon after the realm of sports medicine and physical therapy began to adopt this technology for use in speeding up healing and recovery time for those with muscle and tissue injuries. I remember my chiropractor in 1995 using microcurrent stimulation on my back as an aid when he made adjustments. Not only does it encourage blood flow, but it also serves as a method for activating Adult Stem Cells. These are part of our natural system of healing, which these types of injures benefit from greatly.
Then, about 20 years ago, Grace Halloran realized that this amazing technology could improve the eye program she developed for degenerative eye diseases. The microcurrent stimulation helps the tissue of the eyes heal faster and speeds up the other techniques she brought together for the benefit of the eyes. We continue to use the Microstim 100i Le unit with great results in our Better Eye Health program. We are constantly impressed by how this simple machine continues to make a difference with very challenging degenerative illnesses.
More recently, I’ve heard of people exploring the use of microcurrent stimulation to aid in pain management for dental surgery and even Shingles. We can accomplish so much by simply being open to what is possible. This is very inspiring.
Our podcast explores this proven technology and its potential role in your healing. We need ways to encourage our Adult Stem Cells, and microcurrent stimulation is a great way to do it. Having used it so extensively, Dr. Miller is an excellent resource for speaking about this vital therapy.
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