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Serving Those Who Serve Us

As first responders, you put your bodies and minds on the line every day. The physical demands of the job – from heavy gear to intense rescues – can lead to chronic pain and injuries. And the emotional weight of what you witness and experience can take its toll on your mental wellbeing.

What if there was a gentle, non-drug therapy that could help with both the physical and emotional challenges you face?

What is FSM?

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) uses extremely low-level electrical currents – about 1/1000th the strength of a TENS unit – combined with specific frequencies to reduce pain, speed healing, and help restore balance to your nervous system. These frequencies were originally used by doctors in the 1920s and have been updated with modern technology.

Think of it like tuning a radio – just as you tune to specific frequencies to get different stations, FSM uses specific frequencies to target different types of tissues and conditions in your body. The treatment is painless – most people feel nothing at all or just a gentle relaxation. You can receive treatment while in uniform, and sessions typically last between 30-60 minutes.

How Can FSM Help First Responders?

Physical Support:

– Reduces acute and chronic pain
– Speeds healing from injuries
– Helps repair muscle and tissue damage
– Decreases inflammation
– Improves recovery time

Mental & Emotional Support:

– Helps reduce symptoms of PTSD
– Calms the nervous system’s stress response
– Promotes better sleep
– Supports emotional balance
– Provides relief without medications

FSM is already being used by military units, fire departments, and police departments across the country. The treatments are safe, non-invasive, and can be done right through your uniform.

Want to learn more about how FSM can support you or your department? Contact us to discuss training programs and treatment options designed specifically for first responders.

Finding FSM Treatment

FSM practitioners include medical doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists, acupuncturists, and other licensed healthcare providers who have completed specialized FSM training. To find a qualified FSM practitioner in your area, visit our practitioner directory at frequencyspecific.com/find.

Many practitioners offer special rates or programs for first responders, so don’t hesitate to ask. We can also work with your department to arrange on-site treatment programs or to help your department’s healthcare providers get trained in FSM.