Broken Nose — PEMF Zeta Probe

Bran­don broke his nose on a knee board 45 min­utes pri­or to ther­a­py.   This video shows his injury imme­di­ate­ly after and at 24 hours.
Use of a Zeta Probe:

• Reduced pain imme­di­ate­ly;
• Reduced sec­ondary trau­ma;
• Bruis­ing & swelling were reduced by approx­i­mate­ly 75% of untreat­ed lev­els;
• in 14 min­utes.

Treat­ed wounds heal 4x faster than untreat­ed. This video illus­trates the care method and shows results at 20 hours post trau­ma.

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The Zeta Probe is prefer­able for post-injury and post-sur­gi­cal trau­ma care because:

• It reduces pain by about 80%;
• Reduces recov­ery time by about 75%;
• Deliv­ers more focused ener­gy to dam­aged tis­sue than oth­er PEMF devices
• Aids dis­per­sion of cel­lu­lar waste
• No dis­com­fort to dam­aged tis­sue
• Limits/prevents inflam­ma­tion
• Reduces infec­tion vul­ner­a­bil­i­ty
• Reduces scar­ring.

Imme­di­ate care reduces heal­ing time by lim­it­ing the sec­ondary tis­sue dam­age, cel­lu­lar dis­tress, and ischemia. Vis­it our Injury Care Por­tal for a full injury care pro­to­col.