Advanced Technology for the Treatment of Pain and Neuromuscular Conditions Without the use of Drugs
Physiorenovo
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The Physiorenovo™ technology for the advanced treatment of pain and neuromuscular conditions is based on sound physiological principles that reverse the pain and neuromuscular condition by reprogramming the affected area.
This reprogramming is the result of a series of events set in motion by the ANR™ signal. ANR™ stands for Antalgic Neuromuscular Reactivation.
The ANR™ signal is actually a group of very powerful signals which, among other things, mimic some signals normally sent by the brain which, together with an exclusive programming, systemically "reprograms" the neuromuscular system. The ANR™ Signal is generated by the ANR Server™ and reaches the affected area via electrodes.
When the ANR™ signal reaches the affected area it increases dramatically the blood and lymphatic system circulation, helping accelerate the healing of diabetic foot, tendinitis, and bursitis, and by re-educating the muscular structures it eliminates spasms, reestablishes muscular tone on atrophied muscles, and eliminates muscle imbalances. It also eliminates edema by increasing the lymphatic fluid circulation and by eliminating blockages in the system. Finally, by increasing the flow of blood and movement of the lymphatic fluid, it brings oxygenation, nutrition, and detoxification at the cellular level, which helps reestablish the organism's own repair systems.
Because the ANR™ signals aids or jump-starts the reactivation of the organism's auto-repair systems, as a general rule the healing process does not require the aid of opioids or other pain narcotics.
Normally the ANR™ Signal works very fast, and the patient feels improvement from the first session.
Because the ANR™ signal is so effective expectations grow very high; however, we like to remind patients and referring doctors that the ANR™ signal is medicine, not magic, so we have some limitations:
1- Rate of success: As a general rule we have around 80% success rate for neuromuscular pain conditions. Actually, it is a success range that goes, as an example, from over 90% success for sciatica and diabetic foot to around 80% for back, shoulder and knee pain, to around 70% for epicondylitis. With other neuromuscular conditions, we also achieve a range of success. For example, we achieve a success rate of over 90% for incontinence caused by neuromuscular deficiencies such as a prolapsed pelvic floor or after prostate cancer surgery, around 50% success for fibromyalgia cases, and a consistent but limited success with sacroiliitis.
2- Compounded conditions: Often pain is a combination of neuromuscular and other conditions that may limit or even negate treatment success, such as:
A- Biomechanical issues: for example osteophytes, calcifications, and in some cases hernias.
B- Biochemical issues: for example mycotic infections or other microorganisms that produce certain types of toxins, heavy metal intoxications, nutritional factors.
C- Psychological issues: for example excessive stress, lack of sleep, and depression.
Duration of the ANR™ session: The average ANR™ session takes from 45 minutes for a single session, to 90 minutes for a double session. This depends on the case since certain conditions such as a Diabetic Foot may initially require multiple double sessions.
Duration of the ANR™ treatment: The average neuromuscular chronic pain case could take 10 sessions to reverse, but each case is different and it may take more or fewer sessions. The patient interview before the beginning of each session is our best indicator as to when we reach Maximum Medical Improvement. Usually, we determine we have achieved MMI when one more session gives no further improvement. At that stage, we generally do one more session to consolidate the gains, but sometimes we may decide that that is not necessary. Conditions such as incontinence may take up to 20 sessions and in some cases even longer. Other complex conditions, such as Diabetic Foot, Lymphedema, and Neuropathies, will take longer and varies from case to case.
Improvement: During treatment, the average patient will experience, as a general rule, an improvement from the first session. Through the treatment, the improvement curve moves up and down the improvement scale, but with a clear upward trend towards Maximum Medical Improvement.
Contraindications.
Pregnancy: As a general rule we do not treat pregnant women
Pacemakers: We should keep any electrodes at least 9 cm away from pacemakers, so we cannot apply any protocol that will require the ANR™ signal electrodes to be placed close to the pacemaker. Our oldest patient was Dr. Jacinto Convit[1], a famous Nobel Prize Nominated South American physician who at 98 years old had a very severe edema below the waist as a result of a long recuperation period from a necessary surgery. He had a pacemaker. We applied the ANR™ system at full power with great success and had no problems with the pacemaker.
Open Wounds: We should not place electrodes on top of open wounds, scratches, insect bites, etc. However, the ANR™ system is a great way to treat wounds and accelerate healing through an increase in blood circulation in the area.
Very young children: When treating very young children the limitation is not the age of the child, but it centers on the capacity of the child to understand that he is been medically treated and will experience a strange sensation. The signal sensation and the involuntary muscle contractions caused by the ANR™ signal will not harm or cause pain to the child, but the sensation could be too uncomfortable or unusual to be applied correctly. Each case must be evaluated individually.
When applied over fractured bones: The ANR™ signal will accelerate healing, but the signal must be very light with basically no muscular contraction. The goal is to only increase the circulation of blood (increasing oxygenation and nutrition at the cellular level) and of the lymphatic system.
[1] Dr. Convit and his family have allowed Physiorenovo the use of his case for informational purposes. Dr. Convit passed away on May 2014 at the age of 100 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacinto_Convit)