Human Tecar is a sophisticated technology whose ability to reactivate the body’s self-repair mechanisms has broadened the perspectives of physiotherapy. Human Tecar can be adopted immediately after a trauma and repeated several times a day, making it possible to halve treatment and rehabilitation times.
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It is an electronic instrument that releases a low-frequency radio signal. This signal is transmitted to the body by contact using two special applicators, one with high and the other with low impedance. It stimulates biological tissues, thereby promoting the reactivation of the circulatory and lymphatic system in geometrically well-defined areas of the body.
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Its mechanism of action is based on the physical principle of a capacitor, according to which flows of natural current charges (electrolytes) are generated inside the tissues, causing a strong acceleration of cell metabolism and attracting oxygen and nutrients. This stimulates the circulation system and the acceleration of self-repair processes.
An on-going evolution
Human Tecar has reached a highly advanced technological level and the physiotherapy techniques applied are in constant evolution and updated in step with scientific progress. Each system is fitted with a control unit that makes it possible to collect data on the intensity of the current applied, resistance and the tissue’s impedance. A chart appears on the display during treatment to provide the practitioner with help in the correct application, minute-by-minute.
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