Pain is a common problem for many people, especially those who suffer from chronic conditions. Fortunately, there is a new technology that can help reduce pain: microcurrents. Microcurrents are tiny electrical currents that are 1,000 times smaller than an ampere. They can be used to stimulate muscles and reduce pain without the need for medication or invasive treatments. Healables Digital Health has taken the concept and brought it to consumers.
Healables Digital Health is a company based in Jerusalem that has developed a wearable device that uses microcurrents to treat pain. Their device is a smart textile that is designed to be worn on the arm, leg, or foot. It is made of a washable material that contains electrodes that deliver the microcurrents to the area of pain. The device is designed to reduce the recovery time for athletes, improve the walking ability of seniors, and boost performance for all users.
The microcurrents are delivered through the electrodes in the textile and work on a cellular level. The device is designed to be worn for up to 12 hours a day and can be used for both pre-workout and post-workout recovery. It also helps reduce muscle soreness and inflammation, allowing athletes to get back to their game faster.
According to Healables Digital Health, 88% of users have experienced at least a 50% reduction in pain. Microcurrents are a safe and effective way to reduce pain without the need for medication or invasive treatments.
Marco, the founder of Healables, is passionate about helping people find relief from pain without having to rely on medication or invasive treatments. He believes that pain shouldn't be chronic, and those with existing pain should be able to live without it. He also believes that microcurrents are a safe and effective way to reduce pain, and his product is designed to make it easier for people to access the technology.
Healables is a great solution for those who suffer from chronic pain. It's a safe and effective way to reduce pain without the need for medication or invasive treatments. With the help of their product, athletes can get back to their game faster and reduce their muscle soreness and inflammation. It's a great way for people to find relief from pain and get back to living their life.
The technology is still in its early stages, but Healables Digital Health is working to bring it to the market and help those who suffer from chronic pain. Healables has recently launched its product in the US, and they have a website where people can find out more information about the product and how it works. They also have a US-based company that specializes in commercializing the product in the US.
The company is currently looking for investment to help speed up the development of the solution and to bring it to market. To learn more about the product offering, to follow the company's journey, or to find out when you can purchase one for yourself, head over to the Healables website.
Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.
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