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Christina Hengl wrote a comment to Scars PEMF

4 months ago

Which IC can I use if the scar is so sensitive to pressure that I can't put on a shoe? It's located on the shinbone near the tibialis anterior tendon between the instep and the lower shinbone.

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Infopathy Team

Aug 23, 2025

Christina Hengl, thanks for the details. For a pressure-sensitive scar on the shin (near tibialis anterior), here’s a focused plan:

• Scars PEMF — primary choice to soften scar tissue and reduce tethering; run it daily with the Pad over/adjacent to the tender line (you can use a thin cloth if direct contact hurts).

• Nerve Rehab (Acute) — add this if the scar feels zingy/burning or extremely... See more

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Christina Hengl

Aug 24, 2025

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Infopathy Team Thank you. Can I use the program Connective Tissue Stabilizer take it, it's in there too and something else for the connective tissue?!

2. How long should the spacing be for PEMF and how long for imprints in water?

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Infopathy Team

Aug 26, 2025

Christina Hengl, yes, you can add Connective Tissue Stabilizer as your daily Imprint for connective-tissue support. It already includes items like collagen peptides and the BPC-157/TB-500 blend, so it nicely complements your scar plan. Imprint to water and sip through the day.

Spacing / timing (simple rules):

PEMF sessions: You can run your PEMFs back-to-back — no break is required between PEMF transfers. Using the same PEMF 1–2×/day... See more

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Aug 26, 2025

Spacing / timing (simple rules):

PEMF sessions: You can run your PEMFs back-to-back — no break is required between PEMF transfers. Using the same PEMF 1–2×/day... See more

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Christina Hengl

Aug 28, 2025

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Infopathy Team In what order should I do the PEMFs? Muscle, scar, nerve, or?

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Christina Hengl

Sep 01, 2025

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Hello team, in what order should I do the different PEMFs (muscle relaxation, acute nerve therapy, etc.)?

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Christina Hengl

Aug 28, 2025

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Infopathy Team And one more question: If I have a lump or adhesion on the tibialis anterior tendon, what can I use? I have tibialis anterior tendinopathy on both sides and also tibialis posterior insufficiency in both feet. The tendons are frayed and feel like they're about to tear. The hospital doesn't operate on tendons.

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Infopathy Team

Sep 01, 2025

Christina Hengl, here’s a clear order using the same three PEMFs we outlined, plus how to handle a lump/adhesion on the tibialis anterior:

Order (most days):

Nerve Rehab (Acute) — PEMF → run first if the area feels zingy/burning or very touch-sensitive.
Scars — PEMF → then work directly along the scar line (or immediately adjacent if pressure is tender).
Muscle Relax — PEMF → finish over the same... See more

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Christina Hengl

Sep 02, 2025

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Infopathy Team Thank you so much! 🤗

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Jaqi wrote a comment to Trauma

4 months ago

Hi. My 9 year old just fractured his ankle. I don’t have the IC PAD yet will order this week. But I have a Woojer haptic strap and a Rodin coil. I have been running your frequencies through woojer on me I feel great. I have your IC pad. Pls advise what I should do for my son. Thank you.

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Crystal

4 months ago

Any suggestions for bursitis in the knee and severe hip/back pain? Only finding NSAID in the library as an option. I’m ill and very sensitive to frequencies so best placement options would be nice. Thx

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Infopathy Team

Sep 01, 2025

Crystal , for knee bursitis and severe hip/back pain, here are the two best options:

Trauma – good for inflammation, swelling, and pain from injuries.
Acute Traumatic Disc PEMF – specifically for back and disc-related pain.

Best placement (if sensitive to frequencies):

For knee: place the IC pad near or lightly over the knee, or just use imprinted water.
For hip/back: place near the hip or lower back, or... See more

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