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It is now understood that our body is wired with electrical circuitry moving through pathways conducting currents from the tips of our toes to our brain and back again.

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This was proven in 1991 by two German researchers, Erwin Neher and Bert Sakmann, who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine. They developed the "patch clamp technique" which enabled measurement of ionic currents through channels in the plasma membrane of living cells.

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Microcurrent treatment is painless, non-invasive and effective. ​Interest in microcurrent began with use by professional athletes and Olympians to accelerate the healing of injuries. Treatment delivers tiny doses of current bathing tissue in oxygen

and vital nutrient. Like acupuncture, microcurrent has taken a long time to take hold, but its time has come.

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​Don't Get Stuck In Parameters!

Microcurrent, like acupuncture, is an art. Expertise in the myriad uses of this healing modality develops overtime. Regardless of your area of expertise, proper training will enable and ensure a practitioner's ability to utilize techniques, and protocols that can be put to work right away.​​​​​​​