Frequency Specific Microcurrent
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Frequency Specific Microcurrent is a therapy based on neutralizing and eliminating disease radiations through the use of electronic equipment. The effect is achieved through neutralizing those frequencies that are incorrect for the damaged or affected tissues.
The study of the repair process in damaged body tissues showed that electrical signals are present in repairing tissue. The fact that such signals make their appearance during the repair process suggests that they are integral to that process.
Based on that suggestion, the practitioners of microcurrent therapy have developed a way to introduce a mild electrical current into an area of damaged soft tissue. The introduced current is believed to have the ability to enhance the healing process already underway in that same tissue.
The practitioners of microcurrent therapy use an extremely mild current, and thus the procedure is painless. The current is applied using electrodes that have been either moistened or coated with a gel.
[edit] Microcurrent Therapy Side Effects
Proponents of microcurrent therapy believe that it enhances the healing process, helps the tissue to heal itself, and is believed to have a number of side effects. However, there is minimal research to support these claims.
The use of microcurrent therapy often helps to reduce swelling and inflammation.
Stimulation of tissues with an electrical current has been shown to cover up both acute and chronic pain.
Stimulation of body tissues with electrical signals has an important affect on muscle "trigger points." Stress can often lead to the involuntary tightening of muscles at certain trigger points. When a patient undergoes microcurrent therapy, then he or she is released from such muscle tightening.
Microcurrent therapy appears to assist with body operations that take place following the simple healing process. Once a cut or damage has benefited from the body's normal healing process, then the repaired tissue needs to undergo a process of regeneration. Studies have shown that use of microcurrent therapy has the ability to enhance soft tissue regeneration.
