generates very special mechanical stimuli that are adapted to the condition to be dealt with. The therapy uses three-dimensional impulses that the central nervous system can neither predict nor learn. These are used in a patented way – by strengthening the reaction in the individual’s body – in order to restore the damaged function. The therapy “surprises” your brain at millisecond intervals and the brain passes this information on to both damaged and healthy structures in the form of a training effect.
This explains the extremely broad application spectrum of The therapy not only works on the cells directly affected by the condition in question, but also on cells that are “only” indirectly involved, and which are, however, essential to movement control, neural facilitation effects, and bypassing effects, for instance.