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How does it work?
ONDAMED uses gentle pulsed electromagnetic frequencies while monitoring the body’s autonomic nervous system for responses. You can think of it somewhat like a massage therapist feeling for areas of tightness or tension. Once an area stands out, the therapist focuses more attention there to encourage the tissue to relax and function more normally.
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In a similar way, ONDAMED is used to identify areas where the body may be showing stress, imbalance, or altered function. The applicators are then positioned over selected areas to deliver targeted frequencies intended to support circulation, nervous-system regulation, and the body’s natural ability to restore balance.
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The goal is not to force the body to change, but to provide signals that may help support its own regulatory processes. By working with the body’s natural feedback systems, the therapy is designed to encourage a healthier, more balanced response over time.
Step 1: Assess the body
Step 2: Record the issue
Step 3: Tell the body to fix it
How do ONDAMED’s impulses impact each individual?
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Humans are electromagnetic beings, and are receptive to electromagnetic vibrations. ONDAMED stimulation induce subtle current impulses in the body’s fluids, organs, tissue, and cells. Our connective tissue, also known as “the matrix”, is our largest organ in the body. Connective tissue connects all cells and organs in the body.
The flow of electrons takes place in connective tissue. The perineural and perivascular system sits in organs, around muscles, bones and nerves. What takes place here may be compared to a semiconductor. Let’s take the following example: Isolated areas in the body, such as inflammation, are collecting a different electrical potential widely known as the ph-level in the body.
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Once the ph-level is outside the neutral range of close to ph7, it indicates an electrical potential of the isolated area. This potential has an electrical field, which influences the conductivity in the surrounding area – just as the gate does in a semiconductor.
