Treat 2 Areas of Pain at the Same Time with Electrotherapy

Many people have chronic pain in more than one area of the body.

Problem is most traditional TENS and Interferential units are only able to treat one area at a time

Even if you have 2 sets of electrodes, in other words 4 electrodes total, you still need to be able to control the power independently.

The Infrex Plus solves that problem. Read more

What Is Spinal Stenosis?

What are some things you should think about if you have spinal stenosis?

Or if you have back and leg pain and you think it might be spinal stenosis.

This video gives a good expalaination of what spinal stenosis is and what to do about it. Read more

Study Suggests Those Who Have Chronic Pain May Need to Assess Vitamin D Status

Do vitamin D deficiencies contribute to musculoskeletal  pain?

Take a look at this video to learn about the study results.

The study dealt with people who suffered chronic pain from a variety of causes. Read more

Choosing Which Mode of Infrex Plus To Use For Pain Relief Rx – Tens or Interferential

The Infrex Plus provides two options for pain relief and often patients need some guidance on which to choose. Of course the real answer is after using for short time the patient will know which helps most but this short 30+ second video gives you some insight into how and why to choose which.

As a side note please remember a very unique feature of the Infrex Plus is the ability to treat two separate distinct areas of pain at the same time when using the 4-Pole method. The big difference is the power/amplitude/intensity can be set individually for each area. Often the “radiating sciatica pain” is greater than the “chronic low back pain” so the treatment requires greater intensity in the sciatic pain area and with the Infrex Plus you can treat for pain that way. One area is stronger in amplitude than the other.

Improve Your Posture with Yoga – Part 3

This yoga pose is a pelvic lift with a foam block between the legs.

This pose can help strengthen back muscles and give a good stretch to the chest.

Improves spinal flexibility. Read more

Does Sitting in Chairs Cause Back Pain?

Take a look at this video and decide for yourself.

Most Americans spend a large amount of time sitting in chairs.

Some experts feel that this contributes to the large amount of back pain in our society. Read more