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Specification

TECAR Therapy
TECAR therapy is a type of electrical stimulation therapy that is used to promote healing and tissue regeneration. It is similar to another type of electrical stimulation therapy called Winback therapy and is used by many sports medicine podiatrists.



The main mechanisms of TECAR Therapy are as follows:

The heat increases blood circulation which provides oxygenated blood to the area
The vasodilation reduces oedema, pain and inflammation via the enhancement of the lymphatic system. The acceleration of drainage is 6 times faster than normal!(1)
There is also an influx of reparative molecules/functions to stimulate the healing mechanisms and accelerate physiological processes of tissue production
TECAR therapy also provides pain relief via enhancement of endorphin production. The antalgic immediate and lasting effect has 81% efficiency!(2)


EFFECTS OF TECAR THERAPY

reduces pain
improves superficial and deep blood circulation
improves tissue regeneration
stimulates venous and lymphatic drainage
affects the restoration of metabolic balance activity


TECAR Therapy is most suitable for the following conditions:
Acute or chronic injuries/inflammation
Muscle spasms
Joint pain
Synovitis
Tendinopathy
Post-surgical pain
Osteoarthritis
Low back pain
Bruises or sprains
Neuropathies
Vascular and lymphatic system disorders
Orthopaedic disorders of the peripheral nervous system
Pelvic floor rehabilitation

How Does TECAR Therapy Work?
TECAR therapy uses a device that emits high-frequency electromagnetic waves to stimulate the

cells in the body. This helps to promote healing and tissue regeneration by increasing blood flow

and improving cell metabolism.

Benefits Of TECAR Therapy
TECAR therapy has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of conditions, including tendonitis,
bursitis, and plantar fasciitis. In addition, it provides several benefits to patients, including the following:

Reduces Pain and Inflammation
Speeds Up the Healing Process
Improves Blood Circulation
Promotes Tissue Regeneration
Heals Soft Tissue Injuries
Offers Alternative to Surgery
Provides a Faster Recovery Time

INDIBA Treatments:

INDIBA is a non-invasive regeneration treatment that ensures obvious results from the first session.

It uses cutting-edge medical technology and has greater therapeutic efficiency than any other

treatment in the market today. INDIBA uses high frequency currents to raise the internal temperature

of human tissue and is particularly effective in treating the causes and effects of:

1. Promote blood circulation and improve metabolism and immunity

2. Regulate endocrine, improve sleep, relieve fatigue

3. Relieves and heals various parts of the body, such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, frozen shoulder, etc.

4. Facial lift, improve skin tone and slow down facial aging

5. Improve body size, reduce visceral excess fat, slimming and shaping

6. Restore normal five senses by relaxing muscles and cells

7. Helps with early recovery of ligament sprains, muscle strains, muscle damage, and exercise pain

8. Solve the symptoms of body cold, low basal metabolism, cold hands and feet, etc.

What is TECAR Therapy?

TECAR stands for the spanish acronym Tranferencia Electica Capacitiva Resistiva, meaning

Capacitive Resistive Electric Transference. It is a diathermy (i.e. deep tissue thermotherapy)

therapeutic modality, therefore it increases local body tissue temperature, in combination with

subthermal application to promote the body's healing response.[1]

TECAR© technology is non-ablative, non-invasive, using currents of high frequency, usually in

the range between 300 KHz and 1 Mhz reported to stimulate tissue repair and reduce inflammation.

It can work in two modes of energy transfer: [2]

Capacitive mode: targets tissues with higher electrolytic content (soft tissues and muscles, lymphatic

vessels, and blood vessels).
Resistive mode: affects tissues with higher resistance (joint, bone, tendon)