Imagine your body is like a superhero with its own special electricity that helps it stay healthy and heal when you get hurt. Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is a gentle therapy that uses tiny electrical currents, similar to your body’s own, to support this natural healing process. It’s like giving your body a turbo boost and switching on your body’s innate healing potential.

However, it’s important to know that FSM is a helper, not a replacement for regular visits to your doctor. FSM practitioners don’t tell you what’s wrong or give you medicine; they use these gentle currents to assist your body’s healing. So, even if you’re using FSM, you should still see your doctor for check-ups and if you’re feeling unwell.

Before starting FSM, it’s good to tell the practitioner about any health issues you have, so they can help you in the best way possible. FSM is generally very safe, but sometimes people might feel a bit tingly or notice their skin gets a little red where the currents are applied. Most often, you feel relaxed floaty and de stressed.

Remember, FSM is here to support your body’s superhero powers, working alongside your regular medical care to help you feel your better.

To get the best results from your treatment, it’s important to come in well-hydrated because Frequency-Specific Microcurrent works best when your body is not dehydrated. Once you’re comfortable, either sitting or lying down, the practitioner will apply small electrical frequencies to certain areas of your body. These are applied with either electro patches or warm wet towels to conduct the electrical frequencies.

FSM is different from other treatments like TENS because it uses a much gentler current, so you won’t feel anything. This helps change the texture of the tissue in just seconds, helping to heal the area that needs attention. The practitioner will keep an eye on your body during the session, adjusting the treatment to make sure it’s working as well as possible.

For FSM to work well, it’s important to know exactly what’s causing your pain. For example, shoulder pain can come from muscles, nerves, or even the joint itself. FSM can help with pain from any of these causes, but the practitioner needs to find the right area to treat to make you feel better.

Usually, you’ll need a few treatments to keep feeling better over time. FSM is safe for most people, but it’s not recommended for people with pacemakers or those who are pregnant.