The 7 Biggest Myths About Microcurrent and FSM

In this episode, we take a sober look at seven of the most common
myths surrounding microcurrent and Frequency Specific Microcurrent
(FSM). From “Microcurrent is just another form of TENS” to “If the
patient doesn’t feel anything, nothing is happening” and “There is
no decent data on microcurrent” – we go through each statement step
by step and put it into a clinical, evidence-oriented context. You
will learn: • How microcurrent differs fundamentally from
conventional electrotherapy in terms of dose and therapeutic target
• Why “not feeling anything” during treatment is normal – and which
parameters you should use to assess progress instead • In which
clinical situations microcurrent can be a meaningful adjunct within
a multimodal treatment concept • How FSM can be used as a
structured, frequency-specific approach rather than something
“esoteric” • What really matters when it comes to legal aspects,
device quality and documentation This episode is aimed at
therapists and physicians who already use microcurrent, as well as
those who are still skeptical and looking for a structured, honest
overview without hype or promises of cure. For more information on
Luxxamed microcurrent therapy and access to our internal training
area, please visit our website: www.luxxamed.de