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Neuro-Stimulation Therapy
Micro-current Point Stimulation, Vagal Nerve Stimulation, and Scar Release Therapy as described by Living Water Holistic Health.
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Micro-current Point Stimulation
MPS applies brief, concentrated DC microcurrent impulses to specific treatment points to relax muscles, calm the nervous system, and release endorphins. The original site described the therapy as addressing nervous, muscular, and endocrine influences in acute and chronic soft-tissue pain.
- Chronic pain from old injuries and surgeries
- Acute pain from recent injuries and surgeries
- Chronic high stress, anxiety, and PTSD
- Headaches and migraines
- Chronic illness and poor organ function
- Lymphatic congestion and poor circulation
- Digestive disorders
- Covid long-hauler symptoms
- Insomnia
- Brain fog and difficulty focusing
- Decreased mobility and muscle tension
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Vagal Nerve Stimulation
The original site described the vagus nerve as the tenth cranial nerve and a major part of the parasympathetic nervous system, directly influencing digestion, detoxification, and immune balance. It presented VNS as a stand-alone therapy or an option used with MPS and scar release therapy.
- 10 minutes of Vagal Nerve Stimulation relaxes the same as eight one-hour massages
- Stimulating the vagus nerve activates the parasympathetic nervous system to lower tension and reduce body-wide inflammation
- Authorized by Health Canada as a supportive therapy for long-hauler symptom relief
- Works synergistically with Micro-current Point Stimulation and Scar Release Therapy
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Scar Release Therapy
Scars from surgery, broken bones, sprained joints, torn muscles, inflammation, injury, and emotional events can affect fascia, lymph flow, nerves, muscles, posture, and movement. The original site described painless micro-current through thickened scar tissue to reduce adhesions and improve tissue pliability.
- Supports nerve comfort and movement
- May reduce muscle tightness and postural compensation
- Supports lymph flow and circulation
- May reduce scar adhesions and improve pliability
- Supports relaxation of the sympathetic nervous system
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More information
The original site directed readers to Dolphin Neurostim for additional information, testimonials, and research. It also invited people to call 720-787-4937 for a free consultation.
Vagus Nerve Anatomy
The master nerve of the parasympathetic system.
The vagus nerve is the 10th cranial nerve and represents approximately 80% of our parasympathetic nervous system. It directly controls digestive function, natural detoxification, and immune balance throughout the body.
By calming an over-stimulated sympathetic nervous system ("high drive"), vagus nerve therapy creates the calm cellular environment required for healing to occur.
A recurring wellness note
Vagal nerve stimulation.
10 minutes of vagal nerve stimulation relaxes the same as eight one-hour massages.
The original website also shared educational notes about gut health, inflammation, and factors that may affect autoimmune responses. These statements are informational and are not a diagnosis or a promise of results.
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