Frequency Specific Microcurrent
In essence, Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is sound waves and electronic pulses sent into the body through two different channels. The frequency parameters are set in hertz to match the specific frequencies of bodily tissues (i.e. bone, muscle, nerve, etc) that the practitioner desires to target. The frequencies of tissues were discovered by medical and osteopathic physicians between 1910 and 1934. The microcurrent does not diagnose or cure conditions, but treats symptomatic pain by repairing and regenerating damaged tissue at the cellular level, thereby accelerating healing and recovery times. FSM has been known to address the pain associated with a myriad of health conditions including: fibromyalgia, kidney stones, shingles, inflammation, scar tissue, and nerve and muscle pain.
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