The science behind electro therapy is rooted in the principles of biomechanics and neurophysiology. Our devices are designed to mimic the hands of a skilled therapist, providing precise pressure and movement that stimulate the body's natural healing response. Through a combination of deep tissue penetration and targeted pressure point techniques, electro therapy encourages increased blood flow, the release of muscle tension, and the promotion of endorphins. These effects help to accelerate recovery, enhance relaxation, and improve overall musculoskeletal function.

Source List for Studies on Electrotherapy

1. Increased Blood Circulation
   Author: Dr. William Bierman, Associate Clinical Professor of Physical Medicine, University of California Medical School
   Method: Studied the effect of therapeutic cushions on blood circulation using thermocouple and radioisotopes dilution techniques.
   Findings: Increased blood circulation in the area of application.
2. Effect on Muscle Spasms
   Author: Dr. Lawrence Wisham, Mt Sinai Hospital, New York
   Method: Evaluated the prompt effect of therapeutic cushions on various types of muscle spasms.
   Findings: Positive effects observed in cases ranging from hemiplegia, paraplegia, to multiple sclerosis, and types of pain such as rheumatoid arthritis, fibrosis, osteoarthritis, and low back pain.
3. Electrotherapy in Rheumatoid Arthritis
   Authors: Dr. Theodore B. Bayles, Clinical Associate in Medicine, Harvard Medical School & Dr. Robert B. Brigham, Chief of Medicine & Research, Boston Hospital
   Method: Investigated the effect of electrotherapy in sub-acute and chronic rheumatoid arthritis.
   Findings: Observed significant changes in activities and rehabilitation.