Uses low-frequency electromagnetic pulses intended to stimulate cellular activity and support tissue repair and pain relief.
Conditions Treated:
Pulsed Signal Repair Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-frequency electromagnetic fields and pulses to stimulate cellular activity, support tissue repair, and provide pain relief.
The therapy delivers targeted low-frequency electromagnetic pulses to the affected area. This gentle stimulation supports the body's natural cellular activity and healing mechanisms.
PST is used to manage a variety of joint, bone, and soft-tissue conditions, including:
The main goals of PST are to alleviate pain, support the body's natural tissue repair processes, and aid overall musculoskeletal recovery.
No. While PST is intended to support tissue repair, relieve pain, and assist in musculoskeletal recovery, it should not be assumed to reverse underlying spinal or joint degeneration.