We typically use IFC on all our patients except for young children, pregnant females, and those with pacemakers or other serious health conditions.  It is done simultaneously while you are lying down on your back relaxing on the massaging roller bed.

Interferential current therapy (IFC) is the most common type of electrical muscle stimulation used to treat chronic pain and speed healing. IFC uses paired electrodes of two independent circuits carrying high-frequency 4000Hz and a medium frequency 400Hz. When the two currents cross, the difference in frequency creates interference, which is where the name for the therapy originates. The interferential current is able to travel deep into the muscle tissue or nerves for targeted treatment 

This non-invasive, drug-free therapy has minimal side effects. By utilizing higher frequency energy than other forms of EMS, IFC goes past the surface of the skin. It penetrates deep into the body to target the source of pain, without causing discomfort.