Synapse technology
in the news
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| July
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Synapse
Microcurrent was very much in evidence at UK Strongest Man competition which was held at Whitstable Rugby Club on the 26th July.
Implementation of Synapse Micro-current technology into training
regimes improves overall muscle performance giving athletes a competitive
edge over their opponents, reduce the risk of injury and speed up
their recovery after such gruelling workouts and events.
Athletes were tested on strength, power and endurance in events such
as the Farmers Walk, Overhead Press, Tyre Flip and the mighty Atlas
Stones.
Around 500 people attended the event including 3 of the top strongmen
in England: Terry Hollands (Britain’s Strongest Man 2007, 3rd in
World’s Strongest Man 2008), Laurence Shahlaei (2nd Britain’s Most
Powerful Man 2008 & Britain’s Strongest Man contender) and Darren
Sadler (Britain’s Strongest Man contender & World’s Strongest
Man contender)
The overall winner was Paul Wood from Whitstable who will now qualify
for a place in the 2009 World’s Strongest Man 105kg category later
this year. Earlier this year he won the Southern qualifier for the
2009 England’s Strongest Man 105kg and is also aiming to participate
in the 2009 Britain’s Strongest Man 105kg. 2nd place was Paul Cater
from Portsmouth and 3rd place was Simon Cowdrey from Pangbourne in
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| April
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Wound
Healing
A gentleman with a chronic non-healing wound is providing a possible
reason as to why this type of problem wound will not heal. The
tissue viability specialist treating the case comments that ‘his
graph shows that when he stops with the Synapse treatment the line
goes up (indicating that the wound is deteriorating) and when we
recommence with the Synapse treatment, the line goes down indicating
healing. This gives a very definite indication that he will not
heal unless he has the Synapse treatment’. The specialist wound
clinic are intending to take the wound to full healing to demonstrate
this fact. This case suggests that electricity, inherent within
the body, has a vital role to play in tissue repair and this biological
circuitry may be disrupted or halted when tissue is damaged. The
application of the patented Synapse’s protocol suggests that this
treatment reignites this process. |
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| March
09 |
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John
Smiths Grand National Synapse x 3
At the time of going to press three horses, likely
to run in Saturdays John Smith’s Grand National have been treated
using Synapse’s patented tendon technology. Dr David Chapman-Jones
comments ‘We suspect that a cause of tendon problems in humans
and racehorses is reduced cellular activity in tendon cells resulting
in degenerative type pathology making the tendon structure vulnerable
to breakdown. In addition to treating tendons once a problem has
occurred the cell stimulating treatment regime is now being used
to help prevent tendon problems which is a very positive advancement.
Treated
horses can come back with tendons better than ever so I would not
be at all concerned with a treated tendon causing a problem in
a race like the National.
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| March
09 |
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Newcastle
Falcons Powered by Synapse Microcurrent.
Back in Jan 2009, Newcastle Falcons purchased over 70 Synapse
microcurrent units.
Dave Thompson, Newcastle Falcons Chairman said “ There is even
greater pressure on professional clubs now. With proposed smaller
budgets and squads, we need to ensure that players are better prepared,
train more efficiently and generally looked after better. We are
constantly looking for the best ways of achieving this for our
players and from what we’ve seen, Synapse microcurrent provides
significant advantages in these areas.
Steve Bates, Newcastle Falcons Director Of Rugby said “I totally
believe in this technology. It’s like nothing else out there”
Dr. David Chapman-Jones - Synapase’s Director of Medicine & Science
said “ We have been particularly impressed with Newcastle Rugby’s
vision and the positive reaction of their medical team. Many individual
athletes buy our products and have independent success, however
experience has shown optimum results are achieved when there is
a greater knowledge of the technology from the medical/fitness
teams who then manage the integration of our technology into players
regimes.
John Gildersleeve, Chief Executive Synapse Microcurrent said “Our
patented micro-current technology accelerates healing, improves
post exercise recovery and boosts performance. We congratulate
Newcastle on their excellent recent run of form and hope our technology
has been a contributor in this. |
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| Dec 2008 |
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"I
have been using the Synapse Tendonworks unit to treat tendon injuries.This
has been the most effective treatment I've used. It significantly
reduces my tendon pain, enabling me to train fully and continue to
play."
Andrew Farrell OBE. England & Saracens Rugby
Union, Great Britain and Wigan Rugby League. |
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| Oct
2008 |
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War Of Attrition wins on
comeback
Mouse Morris got the news he badly wanted early this morning when
War Of Attrition checked out " fine " following his 19
length comeback win in the Star " Best for Racing Coverage " Chase
at Punchestown 17th Oct 08. Previously
Racing post reports that Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner (2006)
War of Attrition is on the road to full recovery from a serious
fore leg tendon problem having been referred to David Chapman-Jones
for treatment with the revolutionary synapse tendonworks
micro-current unit. Within six months of presenting
with the original injury trainer Mouse Morris described his
progress as being unbelievable in that he was three pieces
of work away from being racing fit.
DCJ racehorse
performance
& treatment centre |
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| Sept 2008 |
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Ahead of the immenent launch
of the new Synapse microcurrent units, Synapse gain
ISO 13485:2003 and ISO:9001:2000 accreditation. |
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| March 2008 |
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| Synapse Medical Solutions
Ltd. becomes Synapse Microcurrent Ltd. following a resolution unanimously
passed by shareholders on the 17th March and subsequently certified
at companies house on the 27th March. |
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| Nov 2007 |
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| Martin Zapico named new Non
Executive Director |
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Martin was formerly the global
head of international securities lending at Morgan Stanley leaving
earlier this year.
Chief Executive John Gildersleeve commented "I am extremely
pleased to welcome Martin to the board. In addition to his varied
business experience, Martin will bring strong leadership and an independent
view which will undoubtedly strengthen the Synapse board.
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| Nov 2007 |
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| 5 more patents granted |
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Synapse Medical Solutions
has been granted a further 4 UK patents (GB 2432320/1/2/3) by the
UK Intellectual Property Office plus notification of grant in South
Africa.
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| September 2007 -
Mail on Sunday |
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| The history-making Tuilagi
brothers |
This
is the awesome sight that will confront England when they face
Samoa — and the history-making Tuilagi brothers — in
the rugby World Cup on September 22.
Read
full story
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| June 2007 |
| Synapse
Manu Samoa Pre-World Cup Tour Of England |
Synapse will provide
the entire Samoan Rugby Union World Cup Squad with the newest versions
of our Repair, Recovery & Performance products. Using our patented
micro-current technology, these slim, lightweight units accelerate
healing, improve post exercise recovery and boost performance. Read joint press release |
| April
2007 |
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| UK patent granted |
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Synapse Medical Solutions
has been granted a UK patent (GB 2406519) by the UK Intellectual
Property Office for its micro-current wound dressing. Several other
international patents pending.
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| February
2007 |
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| Enterprise
Hub Showcase 2007 - Runner up |
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In a
close fought final, Synapse came close, but ultimately came runner
up. |
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| January
2007 |
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| Enterprise
Hub Showcase 2007 - Synapse through to the final six |
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"In addition to the
40 companies chosen to showcase, six of the exhibiting companies
will have the chance to pitch their idea to a specially invited audience
of 300 investors and entrepreneurs at the QE2 Hall westminster giving
them the opportunity to meet the blue chip companies of tomorrow
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| September
2006 |
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Hub
Sector Focus magazine feature - Health technologies
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| 14th
June 2005 - Daily Mail |
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| "Can
Electricity Mend My Broken Neck" |
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Dr Chapman-Jones first investigated
the idea of helping spinal injury victims in experiments in his laboratory.
He says: 'I put two pieces of separated nerve tissue in a dish and
then subjected the dish to microcurrent using electricity equivalent
to one-millionth the power of a torch battery. Not only did the the nerve tissue regenerate and join, but the fibres in the nerve joined correctly.
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| 22nd
October 2004 - Evening Standard |
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| Phil
Greening: "I'm out of the gutter" |
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after his global search for treatment, he found an inexpensive
cure practically on his doorstep through the pioneering micro-current therapy treatment of Dr David Chapman-Jones, which had helped get
David Beckham fit for the last World Cup finals. |
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