A Comprehensive Guide to SIS Therapy

 The Soviet Union first used electromagnetic fields to treat astronauts who had spent an extended period in space during the cold war. Cosmonauts who spent extended periods in space experienced loss of muscle and bone density due to lack of movement and gravity.

A woman going through BTL super inductive procedure

The Soviet Union used electromagnetic field therapy to combat bone loss in cosmonauts and regenerate their bone density. Since then, electromagnetic fields for treatment have spread throughout Russia and Eastern Europe. NASA conducted its research on the use of PEMF in the early 2000s and filed its patents for using PEMF in tissue regeneration.

SIS treatments utilize the same electromagnetic fields to influence tissues for accelerating the healing process positively. Some of the therapeutic effects of SIS treatment include fracture healing, pain relief, joint mobilization, nerve stimulation, and muscle relaxation.

SIS treatments are also effective in treating spine or back conditions such as lumbosacral syndrome, ankylosing spondylitis, or lower and upper back pain. They can also be used to treat tennis elbow, carpal tunnel, neuralgia, bursitis, spasticity, fractures, and calcification.


What Does SIS Treatment Do

· Electromagnetically induced biotic effects are triggered by SIS therapy at the tissue and cell level.

· An increase in collagen and fibroblast proliferation occurs following each treatment.

· Accelerates swelling elimination, which further restores normal blood flow, oxygenation of tissue, and nutrients.

· Increased collagen and angiogenesis maturation/formation lead to the healing of the wound.

· The recovery rate for damaged cells increases under SIS treatment

· Growth factor production is accelerated at multiple tissue repair stages

· SIS treatments modulate cell receptor binding, which reduces the inflammatory response.

What to Expect After the Treatment

You may experience prompt relief due to the improved connection between nerves from the SIS treatment. Ensure your healthcare professional knows if you experience a new sensation or any other changes during or after treatment.

BTL high robotic laser therapy on woman


Is SIS Therapy Safe?

More than 2000 medical research and studies that acknowledge the effectiveness of electromagnetic fields in repairing human tissue have been published over the last decade.

Orthopedic surgeons have been using electromagnetic stimulations for decades to accelerate bone union. The electromagnetic field is also used by plastic surgeons for graft survival and post-operative swelling and pain treatment.

SIS treatments are also used in sports medicine, especially by renowned football teams, including S.L Benfica and FC Porto, to treat various chronic pathologies and physical overload among the players.

Is it Safe for You?

A podiatrist will inform you about your suitability for SIS treatment after carefully assessing your condition and taking your medical history.

People who have or had medical devices such as pacemakers or implants with magnetic fields and pregnant women should consult a healthcare professional before opting for this treatment, as SIS treatment can interfere with the functionality of impaired treatment or implants.

If you are a resident of Calgary, Canada, and want to try SIS treatment for your medical conditions, feel free to consult Divergent Health Care. Their healthcare professionals specialize in SIS treatments. The company considers each individual’s unique needs and strives to provide effective non-surgical treatment options. They also offer effective treatment options for chronic pain. The facility uses state-of-the-art technology for pain treatment

Get in touch with them now.

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