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Sign In. Advanced Search. Search Menu. The fourth stage was the use of high frequency currents called d'Arsonvalisation. The 19th century was the "golden age" of electrotherapy. It was used for countless dental, neurological, psychiatric and gynecological disturbances. However, at beginning of the 20th century electrotherapy fell from grace. It was dismissed as lacking a scientific basis and being used also by quacks and charlatans for unserious aims.
Furthermore, the development of effective analgesic drugs decreased the interest in electricity. Using an EMS device like PowerDot, you can accelerate your fitness performance, build muscle strength and strength endurance, and recover faster and more fully without a trip to the doctor, physical therapist, or even the gym.
Electrical muscle stimulation of this type can be used easily and discreetly on-the-go or in the comfort of your own home. Electrical muscle stimulation is meant to be paired with your training routines and workout programs to enhance fitness performance, and support muscle recovery in between workouts or post workout. When correctly and consistently integrated into your workout routine, electric muscle stimulation helps support your fitness journey at all stages and at any fitness level.
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The Discovery of Electric Stimulation The earliest known use of electric muscle stimulation dates back to around BC. A History Lesson in EMS In the 19th century the Faradization technique emerged, an early method of electrical stimulation therapy used to effectively treat motor paralysis in patients.
In order to alleviate the pain, his patients, he subjects them to sessions of electric shocks he will bring in a storyteller to distract his patients' attention! Nevertheless, it was Luigi Galvani in Italian physician and physicist who provided the first scientific proof that current can activate muscles. It was in the late s that he first became interested in the influence of electricity. Then, he will multiply the experiments on frogs by applying electricity directly to the nerves.
Alessandro Volta inventor of the first electric battery will say of Galvani's discovery that it is "one of the most beautiful and surprising, and the germ of many others. At that time, silver electrodes were used. In Michael Faraday coined the word English "electrode" after ancient Greek, merging "elektron" amber, from which Gilbert formed electricity and "odos" the path. Return to France, with the neurologist G. Duchenne from Boulogne. He is the founder of neurology and an imminent clinician of his time.
He devotes a large part of his experiments to the use of alternating current on the human body and more specifically, on the face. In , Dr. Duchenne observed an increase in muscle mass on the arms of various patients. The first electrotherapy room opened in , and the management was entrusted to Dr. Therefore the enthusiasm continues to increase. Dr Jacques A.
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