electrical currents and magnetic fields that heal

Chapter 14 - The effects of electrical currents and magnetic fields on the human being.

Information is provided on the electric currents available and their practicality for public consumption:

  • Direct current
  • Neuromuscular Electrical Nerve Stimulation (NMES)
  • Biofeedback
  • Microcurrent Electrical Nerve Stimulation (MENS)
  • Magnet therapy
  • Laser
  • Acutouch
  • Sympathetic therapy
  • Transcranial therapy

 Chapter 15 - Modified Direct Current and its effect on pain and health

A current that has remarkable properties is discussed in detail to assist patients and therapists with understanding and practical applications. This includes remarkable events to  “fire the imagination”, research and studies in South Africa and many interesting and unique observations that have been made with APS (MDC) therapy

  • Indications for treatment
  • Treatment with MDC therapy
  • Water treatment
  • Treatment effects on different regions of the body
  • Different types of pain responding to MDC

Treatment of various symptoms

  • Pain / inflammation
  • Decreased mobility - stiffness  
  • Swelling - oedema (including bruising) 
  • Circulation
  • Infection
Treatment with MDC
  • sinus
  • temporomandibular joint
  • mouth or cheek 
  • cervical headache 
  • cervical pain - trapezius muscle spasm 
  • cervical spondylosis
  • cervical nerve root compression
  • shoulder pain in supraspinatus tendonitis
  • pain in frozen shoulder
  • fracture of the clavicle, tear of the pectoralis muscle
  • olecranon bursitis or OA/RA wrist
  • thoracic girdle - pain or injury
  • general effects or general back pain
  • lumbar inflammatory joint pain  
  • unilateral lumbar pain 
  • circulation to one leg 
  • circulation to both legs  
  • lumbar nerve root compression (NRC)
  • suggested approach to multiple sclerosis
  • hip pain
  • knee joint arthritis
  • knee joint swelling 
  • recommended treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee 
  • achilles tendonitis, lateral collateral ligament sprain
  • achilles tendonitis, calcaneal spur