Pulsed Signal Therapy, or PST, is an innovative technological advance that uses a high-tech, non-invasive medical device to treat arthritis, accident, work, sports and repetitive stress injuries. The PST device creates a low-power electromagnetic field through which a pulsed signal is directed to the affected area, stimulating the healing process.

Cartilage and connective tissues help support and protect joints in the body. Throughout life, as we perform routine or strenuous physical activities, we place enormous stress on these structures.
Researchers have discovered that when these tissues are stressed a low power electrical signal is created. They believe this natural signal tells the body to repair, nourish and replace damaged tissue.
Disease, aging or an injury can disrupt these signals. When this happens, the body is unable to repair the affected tissue, resulting in pain, inflammation and loss of function.
Pulsed Signal Therapy, or PST, mimics these natural signals, activating the normal healing process and stimulating the growth and repair of tissue. What makes this therapy unique is that it merges traditional and non-traditional medical care. While the therapy harnesses the body's own ability to heal itself (a non-traditional approach), the technology has gone through scientifically rigorous clinical trials with successes and patient benefits reported in numerous prestigious medical journals.