Executive Summary Aquatic physical therapy allows patients to perform guided low-impact exercises that reduce the strain on their weight-bearing joints as they build strength, stability, and flexibility. The buoyancy and resistance of water can help combat the pressure of gravity, while the warmth of water can ease muscles and decrease stiffness. With support from

Key Takeaways PEMF is an acronym for “Pulsed Electromagnetic Field.” PEMF therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses electromagnetic pulses on targeted areas of living tissue over a short duration of time. By altering the electrical activity of cells, PEMF therapy can help increase the user’s overall health by stimulating cellular repair, decreasing inflammation,

Executive Summary ARPWAVE therapy is an approach that uses electrical currents along with a regimen of active range-of-motion and other exercise techniques to help speed up the body’s natural recovery process and provide pain relief. ARPWAVE therapy is an alternative approach to surgery or invasive procedures. Benefits can include faster muscle recovery, pain reduction,

In the US alone, around 25,000 people are affected by spinal muscular atrophy. A condition in which muscles become weak and can no longer function. This can be caused by aging, illness, or injury, but whatever the cause, those suffering from muscle atrophy need relief. Neurotherapy is one possible treatment that has been proven