Case report: LuXXaMed β Priv.-Doz. Dr. med. habil. Schellenberg
βI have been using microcurrent therapy in my practice for over 15 years, and my patients have almost always been satisfied. Chronic pain in the musculoskeletal system, acute sports injuries, fibromyalgia, neuropathies, peripheral circulatory disorders and cosmetic applications have led to a wealth of experience over the years. This therapeutic option has therefore become an integral part of my repertoire of treatments.
As a pain therapist trained in pathophysiology, I appreciate the logical explanation behind the therapeutic successes achieved through microcurrent application. Clinical studies now confirm its therapeutic efficacy.β
Priv.-Doz. Dr. med. habil. RΓΌdiger Schellenberg, specialist in clinical and pathological physiology, habilitated in biological psychiatry, biofeedback therapist and supervisor; October 2017; http://www.schellenberg-med.de
"I have been practising as a specialist in clinical and pathological physiology for over 15 years and have been able to help countless patients. One form of therapy that has proved particularly effective and which I continue to use with great enthusiasm is microcurrent therapy. It has become an integral part of my treatment repertoire and is very popular with my patients.
Microcurrent therapy is a non-invasive treatment that supports and accelerates the bodyβs own healing process. The use of weak electrical currents can relieve pain and stimulate tissue regeneration. In my practice, I have successfully used this method to treat a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain in the joints and muscles, acute sports injuries, fibromyalgia and neuropathies. Impressive results are also achieved in cases of peripheral circulatory disorders and for cosmetic treatments.
The wonderful thing about microcurrent therapy is that its therapeutic successes can be explained logically. As a pain therapist trained in pathophysiology, I particularly value this characteristic. The therapy utilises the bodyβs biological mechanisms to promote healing. The microcurrent applied stimulates the proton gradient, which in turn stimulates ATP production in the cells and, consequently, protein synthesis and membrane transport. This promotes cell regeneration and contributes to pain relief.
Numerous clinical studies have now demonstrated the effectiveness of microcurrent therapy. It is very encouraging to see that the scientific community is increasingly recognising this treatment method and that it is being progressively integrated into mainstream medical treatment strategies.
Over the years, I have observed how patients suffering from severe pain and discomfort have experienced significant improvement thanks to microcurrent therapy. It is very rewarding to be part of this process and to see how this technology positively impacts peopleβs lives.
Microcurrent therapy will continue to be an integral part of my practice. I look forward to offering this treatment in the years to come and deepening my experience with it. I am convinced that it will help many more patients to alleviate their symptoms and improve their quality of life.
I would like to encourage you to be open to the possibilities offered by microcurrent therapy. Whether you yourself suffer from chronic pain or have a loved one seeking relief, this therapy could be a valuable addition to your treatment plan.
Priv.-Doz. Dr. med. habil. RΓΌdiger Schellenberg, specialist in clinical and pathological physiology, habilitation in biological psychiatry, biofeedback therapist and supervisor."
