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Bioelectric Silver Iontophoresis Devices for infections and Wounds

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Based out of New Zealand, SIS has developed equipment that delivers silver ions into the body's tissues via an electrical current and silver nylon dressings. No doubt based on the work of Dr. Robert O. Becker and Dr. Bart Flick, these unique and amazing devices are useful for wound healing and infection treatment.

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Model W-200 - Wound Care and Wound Healing

Constant direct current (DC) silver ion delivery
With real-time overriding and a bioelectric controller of wound healing; the 'current of injury'
Reduces Pain
Stimulates wound site cells for modification to 'stem cells' for tissue regeneration
For surface wounds, ulcers, surgical site infections, and internal fibrotic scar tissue
Backed by clinical research
Silver nylon "electrodes"

SIS W-200 Silver Iontophoresis Device for Wound Healing and Infections
W-200 - SIS

These units are amazing micro-current machines perfectly designed to comply with the conclusions and research of Dr. Robert O. Becker, orthopedic surgeon and author of "The Body Electric".

The silver nylon "padding" is applied directly to the treatment area. The padding is plugged directly into the controller (image above). At this point, the device is completely automated.

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Earl (Yampa, Colorado, US) says...

I have been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. The model w-200 says "for surface wounds, ulcers, surgical site infections, and internal fibrotic scar tissue.

Would that include Pulmonary fibroses, which is fibrotic scar tissue in the lungs?

Admin:

That's a great question. I wouldn't think so, but if they state that it can be effective on fibrotic scar tissue, then it might.

I'm not sure, but it might be worth investigating further!

25th May 2020 6:53pm