ELECTRICAL SIGNAL THERAPY (EST)
Electrical Signal Therapy uses gentle electrical impulses delivered through electrodes placed on the skin to stimulate nerves, muscles, and tissues.
It’s widely used in physical therapy, rehabilitation, pain management, as well as in cosmetic and neurological treatments.
Key Benefits of Electrical Signal Therapy
1. Pain Relief
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) is the most common type for pain relief.
Blocks pain signals from reaching the brain.
Stimulates the release of endorphins — your body’s natural painkillers.
Effective for back pain, arthritis, fibromyalgia, sciatica, and more.
2. Muscle Strengthening & Re-Education
EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) helps rebuild weak or atrophied muscles.
Commonly used after injury or surgery (e.g., ACL repair, stroke recovery).
Promotes neuromuscular re-education, retraining muscles to contract properly.
3. Improved Circulation & Healing
Enhances blood flow to the treated area.
Promotes tissue repair by increasing oxygen and nutrient delivery.
Speeds recovery from wounds and post-surgical healing.
4. Reduced Inflammation & Swelling
Helps decrease localized inflammation.
Often used for sprains, strains, or post-operative swelling.
5. Increased Range of Motion
Loosens tight or spastic muscles.
Reduces joint stiffness — especially helpful for frozen shoulder or recovery after immobilization.
6. Nerve Activation & Recovery
Stimulates damaged or inactive nerves to re-establish neural pathways.
Beneficial in early stroke or spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
7. Cosmetic Applications
Used for facial toning and cellulite reduction.
Temporarily lifts and firms skin by stimulating underlying muscles.
Why Choose EST?
Electrical Signal Therapy is non-invasive, drug-free, and customizable to each patient’s needs, making it a safe and effective option for both therapeutic and aesthetic goals
Safe, Effective, and Non-Invasive
This device SHOULD NOT be used if you have:
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- Thrombophiebitis
- Manifest thrombosis
- Cardiac demand pacemaker
- Acute danger of hemorrhage
- Disturbances in cardia rhythm
- Epilepsy
- Trans-thoracic applications