Pueblo Frequency Specific Microcurrent

What is Frequency Specific Microcurrent 

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is an innovative therapy system that leverages the power of micro-amperage electrical currents and the resonant effects of specific frequencies to promote positive changes in symptoms and overall health. FSM is sometimes referred to by the same name. This treatment method harnesses the resonance properties of frequencies to impact tissues and conditions, thereby producing beneficial changes.

How does Frequency Specific Microcurrent work in Pueblo?

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a type of treatment that employs micro-amperage electrical currents, similar to Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) devices. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified FSM as a type of TENS device. The treatment involves the application of precise, low-dose electrical energy to the body at specific frequencies. Health professionals determine the appropriate frequencies for each patient by observing the patient’s response to the treatment. This therapy is usually performed by chiropractors.

The frequencies used in FSM are measured in hertz and can be in the form of either sound waves or electronic pulses. FSM uses two channels of electromagnetic pulses that fire simultaneously. Most microcurrent devices use square wave pulses, as they have been found to be more effective in clinical settings. In FSM, the frequency thought to neutralize the condition is applied through channel A, while the frequency thought to treat the affected tissue is applied through channel B. All frequencies used in FSM are less than 1000 Hz.

Benefits of Frequency Specific Microcurrent in Pueblo

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a highly effective treatment for nerve and muscle pain, inflammation, and scar tissue. It offers a unique and promising solution for tissues that are unresponsive to traditional methods, such as damaged nerves, nerve pain or injury, scar tissue, adhesions, and can facilitate healing of both acute and chronic injuries. FSM has been shown to be effective in treating various injuries and chronic pain conditions, including soft tissue injuries, CFS, and fibromyalgia, among others. Its primary use is for the treatment of pain, particularly nerve and muscle pain, inflammation, and scar tissue, as well as other related conditions.

The success of FSM therapy depends entirely on proper diagnosis. Shoulder pain can originate from a variety of sources including muscles, tendons, bursa, discs, nerves, and joints, and FSM can effectively treat all of these pain generators. For instance, if you are using FSM to treat shoulder muscle pain, but the pain is actually caused by the bursa or nerves, the therapy will not be effective, as the pain is not coming from the muscle.

One mechanism of FSM is to potentially boost the production of ATP in damaged tissues. ATP is the main energy source for all cellular activities in the body. FSM has been shown to increase ATP production by up to 500% in targeted tissues, which may aid in the healing process. The therapy may also “loosen” or soften the muscles, depending on the condition, helping to reduce pain and stiffness.

Is Frequency Specific Microcurrent for everyone?

Individuals who should avoid FSM therapy include those with pacemakers, implanted pumps, uncontrolled seizures, and pregnant women. Additionally, patients with cancer may choose to steer clear of the treatment. This is done as a precautionary measure, rather than due to any established negative effects. It is recommended that you consult with your chiropractic practitioner to determine if FSM is appropriate for your specific circumstances.