Clinical Guidelines Frequency Specific Microcurrent Megan Still, D.C., discusses how Frequency Specific Microcurrent is used in clinic for patient treatment. View All Authors Show Fewer Sentara September 01, 2023 Please enable JavaScript or upgrade to a modern browser to view this video. Hi, I'm Doctor Megan. Still. I work at the Center for Norfolk Therapy Center and I'm a chiropractor in our clinic. We use frequency specific microcurrent. This modality sends tiny electrical currents to match the tissues in our body. Since each tissue in our body runs at a very different frequency. We also set a frequency to damaging factors, whether it's inflammation, torn and broken chronic inflammation. We basically set it to those frequencies to help get inflammation out of the specific tissue. We always try to focus on the facet joints in our spine because they're the ones compressing on our nerves. So we will usually do a program of getting inflammation out of the joints and also out of your nerves to get you out of pain. Megan Still, D.C., discusses how Frequency Specific Microcurrent is used in clinic for patient treatment.
Please enable JavaScript or upgrade to a modern browser to view this video. Hi, I'm Doctor Megan. Still. I work at the Center for Norfolk Therapy Center and I'm a chiropractor in our clinic. We use frequency specific microcurrent. This modality sends tiny electrical currents to match the tissues in our body. Since each tissue in our body runs at a very different frequency. We also set a frequency to damaging factors, whether it's inflammation, torn and broken chronic inflammation. We basically set it to those frequencies to help get inflammation out of the specific tissue. We always try to focus on the facet joints in our spine because they're the ones compressing on our nerves. So we will usually do a program of getting inflammation out of the joints and also out of your nerves to get you out of pain.
Megan Still, D.C., discusses how Frequency Specific Microcurrent is used in clinic for patient treatment.