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ARP: Accelerated Recovery Performance
ARP has been scientifically designed to work in harmony with the human body to rapidly speed up recovery from all types of injuries and surgeries. Conventional medical philosophy defines human physiology in biochemical terms. Regardless of the various types of biochemical reactions that take place in the human body, they are all directly affected by their electrical charge. In addition, altering the electrical charges and magnetic fields surrounding biochemical structures affects the attraction and reactions of enzymes, etc., in the body.
ARP uses a patented bio-electrical current, simultaneously with active range-of-motion and other exercise techniques, to significantly speed up the body's natural recuperative ability. Use of the ARP will also prevent muscle-related injury, greatly improve the quality of life for all who use it and improve human performance at all levels.
What is truly unique is that there is a seamless transition from the treatment of injury, surgery and pain to training for elite competition. The methodologies used initially for rehabilitation are simply part of a progression that is expanded appropriately to high intensity strength and speed training (ultra fit training). Ultra fit training has been meticulously constructed to decrease further risk of injury while at the same time producing exponential gains in baseline strength and speed (supercompensation).
For patients involved in recreational and competitive athletics, as well as elite strength and speed training, the ARP is used to relax muscle spasm and promote muscle elongation while also increasing blood flow. When used prior to competition or training, this effect will reduce the risk of muscular injury and optimize muscle function. When used post competition or training, the effect aids recovery by reducing muscle shortening from repetitive concentric contraction and also decreases delayed onset muscle soreness.
The ARP is a Class 2 medical device which the FDA has authorized for the following uses:
· Muscle Re-education
· Relaxation of muscle spasms
· Increased local blood circulation
· Prevention and retardation of disuse atrophy
· Maintaining and increasing range of motion
We use ARP to treat...
- Injury to muscles
- Injury to joints and bones
- Chronic pain
- Symptoms of MS
- Difficulty sleeping
- Stress
- Reduced performance
- Loss of flexibility
- Impaired quality of life
ARP treatment is indicated for the treatment of pain and dysfunction from the following conditions:
- Musculoskeletal strains and sprains
- Tendinopathies of the upper and lower extremity
- Myofascial pain syndromes
- Degenerative joint disease
- Herniated Cervical and Lumbar Disc (HNP)
- Mechanical low back pain
- During cast immobilization for fractures
