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The electronic acupuncture signal, a short pulse train, prompts the brain to institute a "natural cure” to control a problem that developed in a more or less "natural manner". Obviously there are some crossovers, both TENS and Trigger Point therapy could be used together for certain problems.

Multi-Function Medical Robots, Risk Factors and Medicomat Chinese Doctor. Apparatus for home treatment Medicomat detects and cures the disease completely automatically. It is particularly effective in diseases of the nervous system, bronchitis, asthma, allergies, stress. Treating poor circulation, diabetes, high blood pressure, headache, rheumatism, spondylosis, sciatica. The special value of this device is that it frees you of daily use of many drugs and medications.Quantum analysis detects disturbances in the electromagnetic radiation of cells (atoms and subatomic particles), disturbances at the level of the electromagnetic field.

Traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture was first noticed in the European world by Dutch physicians in the 17th century. TCM had a huge influence on Swedish massage practices developed during that era. However, it hasn’t been until recent years that TCM has made inroads into the west.

The device claims to offer an easy way to build muscle mass, develop six-pack abs and tone the thighs and buttocks. While they can be beneficial in certain circumstances, you must carefully consider the basic principles of strength training to determine if they are all they are claimed to be.

Body Aches, Risk Factors and Medicomat Apparatus Home Treatment. Medicomat apparatus cures chronic diseases and is particularly effective in diseases of the nervous system, bronchitis, asthma, allergies, stress. Apparatus Home treatment is all I Medicomat, fully automatic, finds all the disturbances and automatically selects the appropriate acupuncture points through which performs treatment. It is used 2-3 times a day for 20-30 minutes.The transistor, developed at Bell Telephone Labs in the late 1940s marked the real beginning of modern medical electronics. The transistor replaced the vacuum tube. By the late 1950s the low price and variety of transistors then becoming available enabled the design of many useful medical diagnostic and therapeutic instruments that heretofore had been impractical due to the size, heat dissipation factor, and power requirements of vacuum tube equipment.