Through clinical research and trials, it is believed that the following seven steps are directly responsible for aiding or significantly controlling all pain conditions, regardless of the symptoms.Īpplying MPS Therapy to select acupuncture points in the wrist/ankles can significantly calm the nervous system and reduce patient pain levels. Designed for the layperson in mind, no prior knowledge of acupuncture is required to apply the MPS Therapy device, the Dolphin Neurostim.Ĭlinically, the intention of MPS Therapy is to isolate the root causes of a patient’s pain by applying micro-stimulation to acupuncture points that relate to different muscles, tissues and systems (neurological, segmental, limbic, myofascial, etc). MPS Therapy applies concentrated DC micro-stimulation to produce an “acupuncture” response that “releases” muscle tissue that impinges nerves and causes joint articulations (pain). This action permits increased re-innervation of affected neural pathways, allowing patient pain levels to be substantially decreased, often instantaneously. This multi-pronged approach to the body’s nervous and musculoskeletal system is the reason why MPS Therapy works so well on pain. Around the world, MPS is successfully helping many patients control their pain levels and resume normal functioning in their lives again - both with the help of their therapists, and by themselves in the comfort of their own homes. MPS Therapy is a new FDA approved therapy that combines the principles of acupuncture and neurology with microcurrent stimulation. Doctors keep sending these patients back for continued therapy, until doctor, therapist, and patient are completely frustrated. What is a pain sufferer, and the therapist desperately trying to help them, supposed to do? How can therapists in the Western world be expected to deal with their patient’s acute, sub-acute or chronic pain with such a limited understanding of the subject? There seems to be a deep sense of dissatisfaction among many therapists because many pain patients don’t seem to get better with the therapeutic exercises that they are frequently prescribed and the “standard modalities” (ultrasound/TENS) now employed. There are no courses entitled "Pain Management 101" in Western medicine. Unfortunately, the understanding of and dealing with complex or even general pain disorders is something medical/therapy schools do not adequately prepare students for. Throughout the history of medicine, the treatment of chronic pain has been flawed at best - and impossible at worst - using the traditional Western medical model. Drugs and surgery may be effective in managing some conditions, but with many complex lifestyle pain syndromes, such as back pain, Fibromyalgia, and migraines, the elimination, or long term management of many patient's pain has been nearly impossible to achieve - at least not without the use of harsh and addictive prescription pain medication.
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