• Have been diagnosed with cancer (the device must not be applied over the tumour site)
• Have had an organ transplant (in the last 6 months)
• Are undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy (SCENAR/IntereX can be applied during breaks in treatment)
• Are suffering atrial fibrillation (during an attack)
• Suffer personal intolerance to electricity or are intoxicated
How does it work with the body?
The IntereX sends pulses working through the skin at the area of damage
or trauma, and stimulates nerve receptors to release bio-chemicals, which
are involved in the process locally.
Additionally, as a result of this stimulation microcirculation is improved,
bringing more molecules of oxygen and nutrients to damaged cells and removing
waste products which research suggests how accelerated healing may take
place.
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