From a small seminar on how tens units work to control pain for patients. This video explains the biological processes of how a pain message gets to the brain and how a transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator ( tns unit) stops that message without harm. How Does A Tens Unit Work Video
Post on most common terms used, but unfortunately some are not even going to produce information since the term is not related, http://bit.ly/tenssearchterms MedFaxx Digital Tens 6000 – How To Use A Tens Unit Video
Might enjoy this post within the MedFaxx web site just put up. Much on way cells behave and stay healthy. http://bit.ly/ComplementaryMedicine
I first wanted to thank Bob & the folks at MedFaxx for all their help. Your company has worked with me every step of the way in getting the proper paper work done so my insurance will pay for the unit as well as the additional pads etc. I was once issued a ‘tens’ unit [...]
It is working, it is amazing and I want to get one , I’ve worn it almost continuously all day today, in my car and everything. My wrist BURNS constantly and has burned constantly for 3 months. The surgery was last March and worked until about November then all the pain came back. Honestly it’s [...]
New video on using water to conduct electricity for pain and healing by MedFaxx. Watch this short video – http://bit.ly/Waterfriendlyelectricity4pain
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 [...]
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.
Better education on tens electrode placement means better results.
A gentle, low key warm up series, nearly anyone can do. If you cannot reach your toes, just hang on higher, up by the knees like I do, or on the shins. HarDarshan taught this class at Wake Forest Yoga. Keeping muscles loosened up and flexible can be very beneficial.
