Frequency-Specific Microcurrent (FSM)
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WHAT IS FSM?
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Frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) is a technique for treating pain by using very low-level electrical current applied to the body at specific frequencies (or wavelengths.)
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HOW DOES FSM WORK?
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FSM transfers electrons to damaged cells to help increase their voltage, allowing them to have enough electrical energy to "spark" repair and making of new cells. Learn more at
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WHAT CONDITIONS RESPOND BEST TO FSM?
* Shingles * Acute and chronic neuropathic (nerve) pain
* Fibromyalgia * Arthritis
* Diabetic neuropathy * Disc injuries/facet-based pain
* Tendinitis * Headaches
* Plantar fasciitis * Sports injuries
* New and chronic musculoskeletal injuries * Chronic Epstein-Barr Virus
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WHAT IS A TREATMENT LIKE?
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Treatment with FSM is non-invasive and painless. A session lasts 30-60 minutes. You may notice tingling or warmth where the treatment is placed.
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WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS?
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Side effects are rare and usually minimal. A slight feeling of dizziness or drowsiness may occur during treatment and usually wears of shortly.
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WHO SHOULD NOT USE FSM?
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People who should not receive FSM treatment include those who have pacemakers, implanted pumps, or uncontrolled seizures, and women who are pregnant.
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