Sensational therapy success
Helly Frauwallner, Austrian motorbike state champion several times over, was admitted to UKH Graz (Graz Emergency Hospital) with a "bicep sinew tear in the left arm" and underwent a three-hour operation. He then stayed in hospital for 10 days, followed by an order to rest the arm for 6 weeks with a splint. Motorbike training in January 2009 in Argentina and Chile would have had to have been scrapped – until Mr Frauwallner found out about rehatron™ alpha.
Long-term sports injuries are a thing of the past with rehatron™ alpha, the world's first nano-pulse device that has been on the market for 3 years and has since recorded sensational success. The wise saying "The physician treats, Nature heals!" could not have been more applicable to treatment with the non-invasive induction therapy of rehatron™ alpha.
This revolutionary therapy device is currently exciting more and more patients, physicians and therapists in equal measure. For people with orthopaedic problems, chronic pain and sports injuries, rehatron™ alpha is opening up a new dimension in the treatment of their illnesses. Helly Frauwallner began treatment once a week 14 days after his operation. Amazingly, based on the hoped-for treatment success, the splint was removed after only three treatments and passive exercise therapy began, despite the order to rest the arm. Active exercise therapy began after six weeks and Mr Frauwallner was soon training at the gym – all thanks to rehatron™ alpha. This humane, non-contact, risk-free form of treatment uses high energy in nanosecond bursts and is therefore able to regenerate cells in the human body. The cells are raised to a higher level of energy so that their membranes are soon restored to their normal membrane potential – this can drastically accelerate the healing process for sports injuries. For peak athletes like Helly Frauwallner and all those who devote their leisure time to sport, this therapy device represents a superb trendsetting form of treatment!
Thanks to rehatron™ alpha, Helly Frauwallner was able to take part in motorbike training in Argentina and Chile in mid-January 2009 – contrary to all the expectations of his physician, Dr. Schwarz. The enthusiastic motorsportsman is 100% fit again and looking forward to his first rally – "Bulgaria" – which is due to take place in May 2009.