EMRT - Working Principle

Over time, the joints of the human body become stressed by the continuous support of the body weight, muscle and tendon strength. The cartilage tissue reacts with afunctional adaptation. It has been demonstrated that the cartilage layer of the joints under high load will become thicker and enable a more even distribution of the load. Electrical currents are responsible for the function of cartilage cells and the regeneration of the bone tissue. However, in unhealthy cartilage tissue, a normal flow of streaming potentials is severely affected.

EMRT Treatment – formation of the electrical field

- Activation of streaming potentials by EMRT
- This signal stimulates the regeneration process in cartilage, tendons and ligaments

- Alteration of the electrical field by osteoarthritis or injuries.
- Perturbation in the continued cartilage regeneration.

- Healthy joints – streaming potentials
- Movements generate fine electric currents in the joints
- Electrical field of the joints