Frequency Specific Microcurrent

What is Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM)?

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a therapeutic technique that uses low-level electrical currents to treat pain and promote healing. The core idea behind FSM is that different tissues in the body respond to different frequencies of electrical currents, and by applying specific frequencies, practitioners can target and treat various conditions more effectively.

Key Aspects of FSM

Low-Level Electrical Currents: The microcurrents used in FSM are extremely low, typically in the microampere range (millionths of an ampere). This is much lower than other forms of electrical stimulation like TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation).

Frequency-Specific: FSM uses pairs of frequencies simultaneously—one frequency is intended to target the specific tissue type (e.g., muscle, nerve, scar tissue), and the other frequency is meant to address the condition or issue affecting that tissue (e.g., inflammation, pain, trauma).

Mechanism: The mechanism by which FSM is believed to work involves increasing ATP (adenosine triphosphate) production, reducing inflammation, promoting cellular repair, and improving blood flow. The low currents are thought to interact with the cells, tissues, and nervous system in a way that helps restore normal function and reduce pain.

Benefits of FSM

*removes scar tissue
*reduces inflammation and pain
*frees joints and increase mobility
*repairs partially torn tendons and ligaments
*stabilizes the nervous system
*Eliminates acute shingles in 2 days

*Speeds up healing of wounds and bones to half the time!

*increases serotonin

*decreases cytokines (marker for inflammation) within minutes

*eliminates adhesions

How is FSM applied?

FSM is usually administered through electrodes placed on the skin, often at specific points related to the condition being treated. The frequencies are carefully selected based on the patient's condition and the practitioner's assessment.

Treats Conditions Such As:

fibromyalgia
arthritis
tears, strains, sprains
chronic back pain
headaches

neurologic conditions
sports injuries
nerve pain
internal organ dysfunction

Is FSM safe?

FSM is generally considered safe, as the currents are very low and non-invasive. However, like all therapeutic modalities, its efficacy can vary depending on the individual and the condition being treated. Research and clinical evidence support its use for certain conditions,

Testimonial

Our very own massage therapist, Mikaela has had issues with her right shoulder due to years of volleyball and softball wear and tear. It’s very common to have adhesions of the muscles to the scapula, restricting movement and causing dysfunction. And when one side is restricted, this causes an imbalance in the opposite side with issues radiating to neck and hips.

We ran a series of frequencies targeting specific tissue such as muscle, fascia and bone with specific frequencies for inflammation, scarring, adhesions, and more. This is the result after one hour of treatment. Her results remain 2 weeks later. Treatment on adhesions are permanent.