FSM Webinar – Frequency-Specific Microcurrent
FSM expert Florian Schöning on the power of connection
Webinar Topic
In this webinar, we delve deep into the fascinating world of teeth and their impact on the body. Discover how dental health can have a direct influence on the whole body and explore the groundbreaking effects of frequency-specific microcurrent. Learn how this straightforward method enables the targeted use of specific frequencies to address a wide range of health issues. Delve into the fascinating link between dental health and holistic wellbeing, and discover how you can achieve impressive results with frequency-specific microcurrent.
When and where?
What will you gain from the webinar?
- Concise insights into the link between dental health and its impact on the whole body
- An overview of how specific frequencies can be used in a targeted way to bring about impressive changes in health
- A strategy for structuring your therapy in a targeted way
Here’s what to expect from the live webinar:
- An introduction to the link between dental health and the health of the whole body.
- Presentation of useful frequencies
- A strategic approach to therapy planning
- A question-and-answer session to address your individual questions and concerns
- Summary of the key takeaways and an outlook on further applications of frequency-specific microcurrent and other therapeutic methods for impressive improvements in health
Frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) is a therapeutic approach that uses weak electrical currents to stimulate the healing process in tissue. It is believed that the specific frequencies used target different types of tissue and conditions, hence the term ‘frequency-specific’.
FSM is based on the principle that every biological process in the body has its own frequency, and that by matching these frequencies with microcurrents, healing or the reduction of inflammation can be promoted. The currents used in FSM are in the region of one millionth of an ampere, which is similar to the current produced naturally by the body. Due to this low intensity, the treatment is generally not felt by the patient and is therefore non-invasive and pain-free.
There are hundreds of frequencies used in FSM treatment, which are claimed to help with a wide range of conditions, including pain, inflammation, fibromyalgia, nerve damage, sports injuries and much more. However, to the best of my knowledge (as of 2023), the efficacy and safety of FSM therapy are still being researched.
