ARP Wave™ Therapy

The ARP Wave™ Neuro Recovery is an innovative therapy designed to address various conditions such as chronic joint and muscular pain, as well as aiding in the recovery from acute ligamentous injuries, and improving limited ranges of motion.

Unlike traditional medical tools like MRI or CAT scans that primarily identify the location of symptomatic pain, the ARP Wave™ technology is founded on the belief that all injuries have a neurological origin. It goes beyond merely pinpointing the site of pain and delves into identifying the root cause of the pain.

The ARP Wave™ system recognizes that acute and chronic pain arise when certain muscles fail to activate quickly enough or not at all, resulting in unintended stress being transmitted to ligaments, tendons, other soft tissues, and joints that are not equipped to handle such force. When either scar tissue or healthy tissue is present, neurological signals may be impeded which significantly restricts movement.

With the above applications, compensation patterns are corrected, pain in the affected muscles is alleviated, muscle strength is rapidly developed, muscle-related injuries are prevented through the improvement of force absorption resulting in an accelerated healing process.

It is important to note that ARP Wave™ treatment encompasses more than just the device itself. Our protocols have been meticulously developed to enhance the tissue effects of the ARP Wave™ RX Black neuromuscular stimulator. By reducing inhibitory protective muscle contractions, these protocols enable the delivery of higher voltage output to the treated tissue. Once maximum voltage is reached, our unique methodologies in strength training are employed to expedite recovery.

While the ARP Wave™ RX Black can be utilized similarly to standard neuromuscular electrical stimulators alongside conventional physical rehabilitation and strength training methods, its distinct characteristics are best harnessed when integrated with the hundreds of specific ARP Wave protocols designed to address a wide range of muscle injuries.

Who Shouldn't Use It?
Anyone with a pacemaker is not a suitable candidate for ARP, as the treatment can alter the electrical current in the device, which can be dangerous for those with a heart condition. Pregnant women should not use ARP. Individuals with blood clots should avoid ARP until the issue is resolved.

Over 8 million sports injuries occur each year, and healing can take months for some people. Imagine if there was a faster process to getting back to your normal physical activity. Come see what NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, PGA and other Professional and College Athletes have been doing for years. This amazing treatment is now available to you!