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Nada melhor do que o Alpha-Stim® 100 para aliviar dor e ansiedade. Inspirado em conhecimentos e estudos avançados na área de biofísica, as habilidades terapêuticas do  Alpha-Stim® 100 tem surpreendido o mundo e ajudado os profissionais da área da saúde a elaborar inúmeros estudos clínicos obtendo ótimos resultados com milhões de usuários.


PROTOCOLOS DE TRATAMENTO DA DOR

O Alpha-Stim® utiliza TERAPIA DE ESTIMULAÇÃO POR MICROCORRENTE (TEM) para aqueles que sofrem de dores agudas ou crônicas. O Alpha-Stim® 100 trabalha com o seu corpo em uma larga faixa e variedade, incluindo a própria dificuldade de tratar problemas. A tecnologia de microcorrente do Alpha-Stim produz resultados de efeitos residuais e cumulativos, que vão muito alem da estimulação Trans-cutânea  (TENS) . Se você desliga a   unidade de TENS a dor retorna. Mesmo que  classificado como uma unidade de miliamperes (TENS), o Alpha-Stim® 100 e significativamente superior pois TEM  trabalha com pequeníssimas correntes, similares as do tipo e freqüências em que comumente o corpo humano trabalha. Comparando, as  correntes elétricas utilizadas pelos aparelhos TENS  típicos, são milhares de vezes maiores que as correntes do corpo humano.

O TEM e aplicado por meio do uso de eletrodos auto-adesivos. Protocolos para tratamentos específicos estão incluídos com o  Alpha-Stim® 100. Mesmo que as vezes uma pequena sensação de formigueiro possa ser sentida debaixo dos eletrodos,  não e necessário que a mesma ocorra para se obter resultados. A tecnologia do Alpha-Stim® e apoiada por maior número de pesquisadores e médicos independentes que qualquer outro estimulador no mercado. O Alpha-Stim® 100  opera com baterias alcalinas

O Alpha-Stim® 100 trata ansiedade com microcorrente utilizando um método chamado de ECE (Estimulação Cranial por Eletroterapia), simples e fácil de ministrar. A corrente e aplicada utilizando eletrodos na forma de "CLIPS"  nos lóbulos das orelhas. Dor crônica, doenças de parentes, acidentes, perdas de seres queridos, desapontamento com (amor, finanças, etc.), podem causar ansiedade e interferir com a habilidade de focalizar a atenção. Sem esta habilidade, achar a solução do problema pode até parecer as vezes uma tarefa impossível . A maioria das pessoas lidam com estes problemas dia a dia e não sempre tem a capacidade de superá-los . Ainda processos ansiosos não tratados ou não resolvidos podem acarretar sintomas e distúrbios que vão desde má respiração, tensão muscular, pressão sangüínea elevada, sudoração, tremedeiras, incontinência urinaria ou fecal, desinteresse, dificuldade de concentração, tendência a preocupação, sentimentos hostis e agressivos ate   impotência, cansaço, exaustão ou perda do sono. O   Pânico é um pronunciado estado de ansiedade caraterizado pelo medo, insegurança extrema, suspeição e tendência a total desorganização e desinteresse. O Alpha-Stim® 100 ajuda a pessoa que está sendo tratada a controlar e diminuir esta ansiedade. 

Antes do Tratamento

               Apos o Tratamento

Protocolo da Dor de Cabeça

Dor do Sinus e ocular

Desordem Temporomandibular

Protocolo das extremidades superiores

Protocolo das extremidades inferiores

Protocolo da Dor das costas

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Head Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 1 (See Fig. 1):  Head Pain

SAMPLE 1 (See Fig. 1):  Head Pain

Include the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), neck, and shoulders.

  1. Above the ear to the tip of the contralateral shoulder. Reverse sides.
  2. Across the shoulders by treating bilaterally across the distal tips of the acromions.
  3. A few "X" patterns across back of neck.
  4. From one TMJ to the other.
  5. Temple to ipsilateral masseter muscle. Reverse sides.
  6. About 1 minute through the primary area of involvement.
    Balance out contralateral side by treating any mirror areas not already covered.

Note: Reduce the current as necessary to avoid vertigo. Treating near the eyes may cause the patient to see flashing lights due to stimulation of optic nerve. Patient may also taste metal fillings when treating across oral cavity. None of these conditions are harmful.

Fig. 1: Head Pain Protocol

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Sinus and Ocular Pain

SAMPLE 2 (See Fig. 2):  Sinus and Ocular Pain

SAMPLE 2 (See Fig. 2):  Sinus and Ocular Pain

Begin sinus and ocular pain treatment using the above protocol for Head Pain.

  1. Treat sinuses when indicated, above and below eyes, or from side to side (see notes in Head Pain section).  The patient should be able to breathe more clearly immediately after treatment.
  2. For ocular headaches treat behind eyes by placing probes on each temple, lateral to the lateral canthus of the eyes, and across each eye (one at a time) at the bridge of the nose to the lateral canthus.

Fig. 2: Sinus and Ocular Pain

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Temporomandibular Disorder

SAMPLE 3 (See Fig. 3):  Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD)

SAMPLE 3 (See Fig. 3):  Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD)

Begin temporomandibular disorder treatment using the above protocol for Head Pain.

  1. A star pattern across TMJ. Reverse sides.
  2. Connect the TMJ with the sternocleidomastoideus (SCM) muscles, below the mastoid, and along the clavicular and sternal branches. Reverse sides.

Fig. 3: Temporomandibular Disorder

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Upper Extremity Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 4 (See Fig. 4):  Upper Extremity

SAMPLE 4 (See Fig. 4):  Upper Extremity

  1. First make the large "X" by treating from the anterior shoulder to the posterior hand, and the posterior shoulder to the anterior hand.
  2. Complete 40 seconds to 1 minute of smaller "X"s" closer in directly around the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, or other area of pain. For carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) or repetitive strain injury (RSI), treat superior to the elbow to the webs between the fingers in addition to local treatment at the wrist.
  3. Treat the area corresponding to the area of pain on the other upper extremity for 20 to 40 seconds.
  4. Connect the two upper extremities by placing one probe on each in several symmetrical places encompassing the pain area for 40 seconds to 1 minute.

Fig. 4: Upper Extremity Pain Protocol

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Lower Extremity Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 5 (See Fig. 5):  Lower Extremity

SAMPLE 5 (See Fig. 5):  Lower Extremity

  1. First make the large "X" by treating from the medial, superior thigh to the lateral foot, then the lateral hip to the medial foot.
  2. Complete 40 seconds to 1 minute of smaller "X"s" closer in directly around the hip, knee, ankle, foot, or other area of pain.
  3. Treat the area corresponding to the area of pain on the other lower extremity for 20 to 40 seconds.
  4. Connect the two lower extremities by placing one probe on each in several symmetrical places encompassing the pain area for 40 seconds to 1 minute.

Fig. 5: Lower Extremity Pain Protocol

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Back Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 6 (See Fig. 6):  Back Pain

SAMPLE 6 (See Fig. 6):  Back Pain

  1. Anterior between the trapezius muscle and the clavicle connected to the contralateral posterior hip. Reverse sides.
  2. Then place one probe next to the spine at the level where the problem is, and the other on the contralateral side, anteriolaterally (front and opposite side). A line drawn between those will go right through the spinal nerves. Reverse the sides. Repeat contralateral placements 1 spinal level above, and 1 below the problem.
  3. Also treat across the vertebrae, from each side of the body through the problem area, above, and below.
  4. For low back pain with sciatic radiculitis, connect various levels from L3 to L5 about 1 inch lateral to the spine with the ipsilateral, posterior leg at 4 to 6 inch intervals with the last, most inferior placement at the lateral foot (or just past where the pain radiates).

Fig. 6: Back Pain Protocol
VÍDEOS E DEPOIMENTOS

O Alpha-Stim® 100 trata ansiedade com microcorrente utilizando um método chamado de ECE (Estimulação Cranial por Eletroterapia), simples e fácil de ministrar. A corrente e aplicada utilizando eletrodos na forma de "CLIPS"  nos lóbulos das orelhas. Dor crônica, doenças de parentes, acidentes, perdas de seres queridos, desapontamento com (amor, finanças, etc.), podem causar ansiedade e interferir com a habilidade de focalizar a atenção. Sem esta habilidade, achar a solução do problema pode até parecer as vezes uma tarefa impossível . A maioria das pessoas lidam com estes problemas dia a dia e não sempre tem a capacidade de superá-los . Ainda processos ansiosos não tratados ou não resolvidos podem acarretar sintomas e distúrbios que vão desde má respiração, tensão muscular, pressão sangüínea elevada, sudoração, tremedeiras, incontinência urinaria ou fecal, desinteresse, dificuldade de concentração, tendência a preocupação, sentimentos hostis e agressivos ate   impotência, cansaço, exaustão ou perda do sono. O   Pânico é um pronunciado estado de ansiedade caraterizado pelo medo, insegurança extrema, suspeição e tendência a total desorganização e desinteresse. O Alpha-Stim® 100 ajuda a pessoa que está sendo tratada a controlar e diminuir esta ansiedade. 

Antes do Tratamento

               Apos o Tratamento


PROTOCOLOS DE TRATAMENTO DA DOR

Protocolo da Dor de Cabeça

Dor do Sinus e ocular

Desordem Temporomandibular

Protocolo das extremidades superiores

Protocolo das extremidades inferiores

Protocolo da Dor das costas

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Head Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 1 (See Fig. 1):  Head Pain

SAMPLE 1 (See Fig. 1):  Head Pain

Include the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), neck, and shoulders.

  1. Above the ear to the tip of the contralateral shoulder. Reverse sides.
  2. Across the shoulders by treating bilaterally across the distal tips of the acromions.
  3. A few "X" patterns across back of neck.
  4. From one TMJ to the other.
  5. Temple to ipsilateral masseter muscle. Reverse sides.
  6. About 1 minute through the primary area of involvement.
    Balance out contralateral side by treating any mirror areas not already covered.

Note: Reduce the current as necessary to avoid vertigo. Treating near the eyes may cause the patient to see flashing lights due to stimulation of optic nerve. Patient may also taste metal fillings when treating across oral cavity. None of these conditions are harmful.

Fig. 1: Head Pain Protocol

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Sinus and Ocular Pain

SAMPLE 2 (See Fig. 2):  Sinus and Ocular Pain

SAMPLE 2 (See Fig. 2):  Sinus and Ocular Pain

Begin sinus and ocular pain treatment using the above protocol for Head Pain.

  1. Treat sinuses when indicated, above and below eyes, or from side to side (see notes in Head Pain section).  The patient should be able to breathe more clearly immediately after treatment.
  2. For ocular headaches treat behind eyes by placing probes on each temple, lateral to the lateral canthus of the eyes, and across each eye (one at a time) at the bridge of the nose to the lateral canthus.

Fig. 2: Sinus and Ocular Pain

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Temporomandibular Disorder

SAMPLE 3 (See Fig. 3):  Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD)

SAMPLE 3 (See Fig. 3):  Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD)

Begin temporomandibular disorder treatment using the above protocol for Head Pain.

  1. A star pattern across TMJ. Reverse sides.
  2. Connect the TMJ with the sternocleidomastoideus (SCM) muscles, below the mastoid, and along the clavicular and sternal branches. Reverse sides.

Fig. 3: Temporomandibular Disorder

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Upper Extremity Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 4 (See Fig. 4):  Upper Extremity

SAMPLE 4 (See Fig. 4):  Upper Extremity

  1. First make the large "X" by treating from the anterior shoulder to the posterior hand, and the posterior shoulder to the anterior hand.
  2. Complete 40 seconds to 1 minute of smaller "X"s" closer in directly around the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, or other area of pain. For carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) or repetitive strain injury (RSI), treat superior to the elbow to the webs between the fingers in addition to local treatment at the wrist.
  3. Treat the area corresponding to the area of pain on the other upper extremity for 20 to 40 seconds.
  4. Connect the two upper extremities by placing one probe on each in several symmetrical places encompassing the pain area for 40 seconds to 1 minute.

Fig. 4: Upper Extremity Pain Protocol

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Lower Extremity Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 5 (See Fig. 5):  Lower Extremity

SAMPLE 5 (See Fig. 5):  Lower Extremity

  1. First make the large "X" by treating from the medial, superior thigh to the lateral foot, then the lateral hip to the medial foot.
  2. Complete 40 seconds to 1 minute of smaller "X"s" closer in directly around the hip, knee, ankle, foot, or other area of pain.
  3. Treat the area corresponding to the area of pain on the other lower extremity for 20 to 40 seconds.
  4. Connect the two lower extremities by placing one probe on each in several symmetrical places encompassing the pain area for 40 seconds to 1 minute.

Fig. 5: Lower Extremity Pain Protocol

Especificações do Alpha Stim 100

A PRACTICAL PROTOCOL FOR
ELECTROMEDICAL TREATMENT OF PAIN
Chapter © copyright 2001 by D. L. Kirsch, Mineral Wells, Texas. All Rights Reserved.

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M.

Chapter Reprint from:
PAIN MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CLINICIANS
The Textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management
CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 2001 Revision.

 

Back Pain Protocol

SAMPLE 6 (See Fig. 6):  Back Pain

SAMPLE 6 (See Fig. 6):  Back Pain

  1. Anterior between the trapezius muscle and the clavicle connected to the contralateral posterior hip. Reverse sides.
  2. Then place one probe next to the spine at the level where the problem is, and the other on the contralateral side, anteriolaterally (front and opposite side). A line drawn between those will go right through the spinal nerves. Reverse the sides. Repeat contralateral placements 1 spinal level above, and 1 below the problem.
  3. Also treat across the vertebrae, from each side of the body through the problem area, above, and below.
  4. For low back pain with sciatic radiculitis, connect various levels from L3 to L5 about 1 inch lateral to the spine with the ipsilateral, posterior leg at 4 to 6 inch intervals with the last, most inferior placement at the lateral foot (or just past where the pain radiates).

Fig. 6: Back Pain Protocol
VÍDEOS E DEPOIMENTOS