New Soft Wave Therapy Heals Injuries with Shock Waves?

Soft wave therapy uses shock waves that will use the body’s own stem cells to help heal injuries.
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[@pammorris4358]

I have had several treatments with this device. It has healed 2 torn tendons and removed a bone spur on my elbow. It healed scar tissue on both knees after surgery for torn meniscus. It is expensive and takes TIME for the body to heal with your own stem cells. Truly a miracle.

[@danielkeeping5035]

I have scar tissue in my lumber spine I’m in the UK and nobody does it here, is there anyway I can hire the machine ?? How do I move forward with this therapy ? Pretty much stuck over here

[@blueyzblue6391]

​@@danielkeeping5035 Just go online & buy the machine yourself. They'll ship it straight to your house. The Shockwave Pro by MTS is a good, moderately-priced machine for home use.

[@DonaldGaron]

i'd try nattokinase and or serrapeptase for adhesions if i were you. It can remove some of it. I would also recommend SWT for adhesions, but only if other adhesions release methods don't work.@@danielkeeping5035

[@Kelzontopofthings]

@@danielkeeping5035go to Germany. That is the machines origin

[@RicardoSanchez-nb3nm]

How much are the procedures? Are they expensive?

[@sonjar6444]

It’s miraculous. I have MS. I’m in the first couple weeks of treatment now. I used to walk with a pronounced limp as well as foot drop causing me to stumble and have to use a cane for support and balance. The results following treatment are immediate. I walk into the clinic with a pronounced limp and walk out like I have no deficits. The results initially only lasted for about 4-6 hours, but the fact that the results are there gave me great hope that my mobility has the potential to be restored. After the second week of treatment, I am able to walk without deficits for almost the whole day and after a nights rest, the results are back again. Fatigue is a big problem for me and the soft wave seems to be addressing that as well. The pain and inflammation in my hip is almost gone after 4 sessions. I can’t wait to see what it’s going to be like after I complete the 3 months of treatments. Expensive? Yes. But so is life in a wheel chair when you think about what a loss of mobility costs. I recommend anyone that’s a candidate for this treatment to get it. It’s life changing and worth every penny spent.

[@blueyzblue6391]

Just curious...Where exactly do they apply the machine's wand for MS? Where on the body? My mom had MS, btw.

[@alexanderspinoccia2903]

@@blueyzblue6391what I’m wondering too lol

[@SonneCreations]

@@blueyzblue6391 Years of limping (from foot drop and compensating gait) created scar tissue which made things even worse. The shock wave breaks down the scar tissue which allows me greater range of motion because I’m not “protecting” it constantly. I sleep better. I don’t have that constant pain anymore which is fatiguing in itself. I still have MS, the shock wave doesn’t cure that, but it removes a limitation (pain), so I can get back to focusing on maintaining a proper gait. Combined with strength building exercises I believe it’s going to keep me out of a wheel chair for a lot longer. The main thing here is removing the scar tissue which eliminates the pain. Pain is crippling.

[@rongriffin9540]

I was doing research on fascia which has been an extremely underrated part of our musculoskeletal and nervous system that is overlooked. This directly heals and rejuvenates facial tissues which is the main cause if pain and stiffness and lack if performance. Great technology!

[@linagarcia4822]

Omg I pray to God that’s true 🙏 I have an appointment tomorrow and I’m going to spend my savings on multiple appointments

[@Sara-gl8ue]

I've been trying to heal my fascia. Oddly enough, I started seeing the most improvement after starting a low-carb, high meat, high fat diet.

[@linagarcia4822]

@@Sara-gl8ue thank you for your response

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

It works for bones, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and other soft tissues. I’m having it done for my wrists and elbows. No downside at all. Works very well and is non-invasive (much better tolerated over prolotherapy or PRP). Little to No discomfort after treatment. Just be careful not to overdue any physical activity as you are rebuilding damaged tissues in your body.

[@lloydbryan5256]

Hu

[@sandyny]

But is it long term solution? or temporary relief

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

@@sandyny long term solution. Permanent fix. New tissues will grow and your body will repair.

[@sandyny]

@@JohnSmith-cz3us that’s amazing. I am doing now for my chronic back pain, had 4 sessions so far. Hope it works.. it’s been making me very sore/burning muscles about 2 days after treatment… I also have chronic neck and shoulder pain, but it probably can’t be done on the neck right? Too many arteries.

[@JohnSmith-cz3us]

@@sandyny the burning pain you feel after just means the stem cells are migrating and healing the tissues. Sometimes you’ll have worse days compared to others but after 12 weeks or so a full regeneration period has finished and you should feel great. It healed my torn wrists, ligaments, elbows. I’m back living life again and no longer crippled. Yes, I think treating certain parts of neck can be dangerous. I’ve heard my practitioner say the same thing several years back. Though I never had to get that part treated. I’d ask your caring practitioner to advise you.

[@sangwoomah698]

I have one at my office. It's miraculous. It's almost like alien technology.

[@kayyoung9242]

Me too 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Its.nice2b_nice]

Hii are you in Miami Dade or Broward county please🥺as this is *only* where my ins covers. Can it work for dense abdominal adhesions, and can it work for someone who has a pain device implant installed to help trick the brain not to feel pain? Kindly Please Respond. Thanx🙋‍♀️3-8-2022

[@sbrsportsbook4358]

Is it safe for upper neck by ears ?

[@alannathans2879]

In my clinic this device is resolving 90% of the conditions that chiropractic doesn’t.

[@rokees5507]

Can it heall or help with disc bulge or herniation

[@alannathans2879]

Some of them but not all. Non surgical spinal decompression DRX 9000 heals around 90% of herniations

[@michealfunickrr3717]

​@@alannathans2879 LOWER BACK PAIN IS A BITCH. FIND A CONCRETE WALL WITH A FLAT BENCH THAT EXTENDS TO THE WALL SIT WITH EACH LEG ON THE OTHER SIDE LIKE A BIKE, PUSH REAL HARD YOUR FEET TO THE FLOOR AWAY FROM YOU (CONCRETE FLOOR) WITH YOUR HANDS NOW GRAB THE BENCH. IF YOUR BACK CAN'T SLIDE OR BUDGE AGAINST THE WALL NEXT STEP IS TO PULL UPPER BODY TO THE BENCH UNTIL YOUR VERTIBRE POPS ONCE. THIS IS CORRECT REVERSE DISLODGEMENT. IT'S NO BULDGE OR HERMITATION YOU ASKED. PAIN YES GONE. THE MOVING/BUDGING IS A BIG DEAL WITH THIS TUTORIAL, YOU CAN LIKELY REMOVE YOUR SHIRT THEN YOUR BACK WILL PROBABLY STICK TO IT REAL GOOD. THIS METHOD REMOVES RISK OF PULLING MORE WHILE RELODGING VERTIBRE. AS ALWAYS DOING TOO MUCH IS A RISK SIMILAR TO chiropractors or self inversions. you should be able to have a relaxing spine after this and touch your toes with great ease. only if you had first dislodged picking up heavy obkect from ground or pulling heavy object and that you KNOW there was no tear or ligament torn. don't trust anyone to tell you what injury you incure only go by the pain scale and how much and how oftern during rehab. if you can't get through a little rehab and have to head to emergency room for moving it then this guide isn't for you. but if it is give it a shot. i'm not telling you anything like hyper extend anything. this works! lower vertibre back to front relodgement. now if your thinking how can moving spine in same direction to how it got pulled in the first place work? i don't have an answer in words just use your pictures in your head to imagine the parts of the spine.

[@alejandrogarza4533]

I Just started my treatment I had my second treatment done this morning it did cost me $175 per session but thankfully I was able to use my wife's HSA card to pay for it that being said my first treatment reduced my knee pain by I estimate 90% went in for my second treatment I still had some tender spots but my knee feels even better now I have a torn ligament bone on bone because my cartilage is gone The doctor removed most of my cartilage back in 1990 due to a knee injury and to be quite honest this is the best my knee has felt and probably 20 years it's amazing Doctors are recommending a knee replacement but if this continues the way it is I think I might just be able to go without the knee replacement fingers crossed lol but in short if you can afford this treatment do it because it really is life-changing..

[@MarkUgartechea]

Why are we not funding this!?

[@catheykessler1316]

I had my first appointment today at a local chiropractor office today for osteoarthritis in my hip which is severe. Didn't see any immediate results but will go for 8 treatments and hoping it improves. I have been told I will need total hip replacement.

[@John_Kealiinohomoku]

How has it been going?

[@alexandralykes2189]

Try peptide injections before replacing your hip

[@FknGvna]

I just went today for sciatica. I was on crutches and Walked out of the exam room

[@edwardcolon3246]

Hey can you give us an update on? Did it work?

[@smarzig]

where did they apply the instrument?@@FknGvna

[@jfreak2100]

It has helped me in a big way.

[@brad2548]

Insurance should cover the treatments becuz its effective and costs less.

[@merlenemitchell6560]

I have an appointment coming up soon ..

[@pono321]

How did it go ? Did it work ? No more pain ?

[@STnation777]

Scott Jensen, yes!

[@rellenomics101]

I want in

[@wrksatit]

What's the difference in this and a tinz unit

[@DonaldGaron]

Does anyone know if you can use it for painful veins in the legs?

[@alejandrogarza4533]

I don't know if this is going to answer your question or not but I'm having my knee treated for it at the moment The doctor that I'm seeing told me that what it's going to do is open up the blood vessels and increase the circulation so it's going to help the numbness in my feet as well as helping my need to heal so I don't know if that answers your question or not but I hope and pray that it helps you the way it has helped me I truly wish you all the best with it

[@matthaines8136]

Will this help ligament laxity my spines a slinky

[@fabienneisore7831]

New? Its been in use for over a decade in europe!

[@sbrsportsbook4358]

Is this safe on the upper neck right by ears ?

[@Homerjsimpson8]

Wear some type of earmuffs

[@tabhbo54]

where can I get a treatment in new york

[@justinstoughtenger1277]

Where are you located at in NY I am in upstate NY waterloo 13165 I got my first treat a couple days ago

[@jP-ke5uw]

Optimum health performance ..

[@jP-ke5uw]

Oh u found it ok good

[@Msbusinesss]

Can a licensed massage therapist perform this therapy?

[@JoshBaileyMarketing]

yes. You can be trained and certified.

[@vinup946]

@@JoshBaileyMarketing can any one be trained and certified without a massage therapist license?

[@JoshBaileyMarketing]

@@vinup946 There's a lot of ways to play I can just say that and it's amazis that and it's amazing what their community is doing to better humanity! Feel free to reach out to me with any direct message questions I'm in Vegas right now at the Parker seminar with 3500 awesome doctors

[@dorischeung7996]

@@JoshBaileyMarketing May I know the name of the Parker seminar in Vegas?

[@tomcannon936]

You can buy a unit from Amazon and do it yourself for about $300 for the whole unit

[@blueyzblue6391]

That's why it's called God in a Box ❤️

[@hunter6099]

he paid $75,000 for it for his self🤦🏼‍♂️ she had five sessions at $300 a session.