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The Synapse Recovery
(Post exercise) micro-current
unit. 50 x 30 minute programs - £114.99 Ensures a speedier repair to damaged muscle tissue by improving the lactate transport system and reducing the acidosis associated with intense exercise. It’s this efficient binding of oxygen & hydrogen ions and its dispersal which is crucial to reducing post-exercise, delayed onset muscle soreness, aiding recovery and reducing the possibility of injury. |
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| The Synapse
Performance (During or pre exercise) micro-current
unit. 50 x 30 minute programs - £114.99 Increases the available reserve of ATP, which increases a muscles capacity for contractile work and repair. Studies have shown elevated levels of mitochondrial ATP following Synapse micro-current stimulation giving muscles a greater potential power output. |
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| The Synapse Tendonworks (Soft
tissue /tendon accelerated recovery )micro-current unit 50 x 30 minute programs - £172.49 Has been clinically proven to accelerate healing in soft-tissue structures. Tendons and ligaments benefit with the augmentation of the production of type 1 collagen promoting the regenerative sequence of normal tendon cyclical turnover. |
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“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.
Dave Thompson, Newcastle Falcons Chairman
“I totally believe in this
technology. It’s like nothing else out there”
Steve Bates, Newcastle Falcons Director Of
Rugby
"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.
Synapse micro-current was identified
by our head Physio Rodger Knibbs as a must have product for player
rehab from injury, injury prevention and player recovery.
Synapse micro-current assisted numerous players at London Wasps with
injury recovery over the past 3 seasons. According to the medical
staff at London Wasps, there are a number of players who would not
have been fit for key matches over the past 3 seasons if it had not
have been for Synapse micro-current.
I have seen the success of this product with my own eyes and am convinced
of its value to the elite and non elite sports market. I firmly believe
that those elite sports organisations using Synapse micro-current
as part of a bespoke managed player programme will gain that vital
edge which we all know can be the small margin between success and
failure.
Alistair McLean was Chief Executive of London Wasps (2002-4)
The entire Samoan squad benefited from using the Synapse micro-current
products. Players felt less tired, gave the feedback they were
able to train harder and injuries cleared up quicker without re
occurrence.
Freddie Tuilagi - Samoan Rugby Union (2007)
Synapse micro-current was used as part of the treatment regime
for 2006 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner War of Attrition’s tendon problems.
Trainer Mouse Morris says “This is an amazing and remarkable treatment,
with unbelievable results”.
Mouse Morris - Horse Trainer
Roger Knibbs – wasp team physiotherapist
“Synapse micro-current speeds up the natural healing process and there is currently no other treatment which is as efficient. Typically, after an injury re-occurrence of the same injury is common however, it seems whilst using the micro doctor there seems to be no re-occurrence of injury and players can use the device on a number of different ailments. Each player now has one and uses the device as and when they need it. Synapse micro-current as part of a proper physiotherapy programme is an invaluable tool.”
Synapse micro-current has become a necessary piece of equipment with some of the world’s leading sportsmen. With its ease of application, this drug free device is fast becoming a major contribution to the daily fitness routine of these top sportsmen.
Dr. David Chapman Jones has pioneered a new non evasive way to treat tendon and ligament damage returning the player to full athletic function. The secret to its success is the way in which it kick starts the regenerative process rather than the repair process which makes way for more economic healing.
Phil Greening - Read the Evening Standard Article Oct 2004
This player sustained a split to his sesamoids and was informed by a leading physiotherapist, that the likelihood of him returning to play was slim.
Team physiotherapist Roger Knibbs adds; “Phil’s outlook was pretty bleak he had sustained a serious injury which would have prevented him from playing professionally if at all. Synapse micro-current technology has helped tremendously to his return to professional rugby.”
Johnny O’Connor
Sustained a severe Achilles tendon rupture. Roger Knibbs said the scan showed a significant amount of damage with a lot of fluid and the tissue structure was a real mess. The cells weren’t laid down correctly (pics to show) Johnny began his treatment four months after injury so his recovery time was a little longer than normal but returned to play within 6 months. “I couldn’t believe how easy the device was to use, I have since used it on a number of different injuries and it has helped me to recover a lot quicker from a hard game.”
Craig Dowd
Severely ruptured his Achilles and immediately began using microcurrent twice a day. Within four months, Craig had returned to play with no related form of injury. “This is a truly amazing treatment I cannot believe how fast I was able to return to play and the discomfort almost diminished as soon as I started to use it
Willie Mullins comments about the treatment on Be My Royal: 'My vet and I were delighted with the rapid rate of recovery. Quite unbelievable that this horse is even being considered for riding again let alone racing'.
Anyone
involved in racing is well aware that strain induced tendon
and ligament injuries in racehorses are very common and significant.
They present a great burden in terms of injured horses and
financial losses to the racing industry. Therefore, the key to reducing or preventing tendon injuries, for example in the superficial digital flexor tendon (SDFT) in racehorses or the Achilles tendon (AT) in athletes where the incident of injuries is very high, is to increase the level of cellular (tenocyte) activity and consequently the rate of collagen turnover in the mature athlete/racehorse. This is particularly important to ensure adequate biological adaptation to mechanical stress and overload. A low level of tenocyte activity and a low level of collagen turnover suggests a poor adaptation to overload which will result in the accumulation of micro-damage that will progressively weaken the structure of the tendon and compromise its structural integrity predisposing it to partial and full rupture. This theory is supported by the fact that research has shown that in the immature racehorse there is a considerable level of cellular activity and hence collagen synthesis in the SDFT that tails off as the horse matures. This contrasts with the common digital extensor tendon (CEDT) that maintains a relatively high level of collagen turnover into maturity. Is it therefore a coincidence that injury rates to the SDFT are a very common occurrence, which prematurely ends the careers of many competition horses whilst injury in the CDET is rare? This suggests that a higher level of cellular activity in one tendon and not in the other is a contributing factor to the high difference in injury rates. |
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