Scenar Therapy

A tried and tested therapy for more than 40 years

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SCENAR has been reviewed in medical journals globally since it was developed in the 1970s for the Soviet Union space project.

Over the past four decades a large body of case studies has been built up supporting the benefits of the device created by inventor Alexander Karasev.

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They tend to agree that when used properly, SCENAR can produce startlingly swift results from the start of treatment in cases that would otherwise require invasive surgery under orthodox western medicine practice.

The electrical impulses produced by a SCENAR device are similar to the body’s own neurological impulses, so the body reacts positively to them.

 

They are particularly effective, compared with other technologies, at stimulating C-fibres.

70% of nerves in your body are C-fibres. Much smaller than other nerves, they are found in every part of the body. They carry sensory information from the periphery to the brain and produce a lot of neuropeptides.

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SCENAR technology is unique because it genuinely interacts with the body’s own healing mechanisms, communicating directly with the nervous system to stimulate neuropeptide release.

Electronic stimulation of the nervous system is widely used in hospitals to alleviate pain. Like other bio-electrical devices, SCENAR transmits electrical impulses, from an electrode in its hand-held unit, through the skin to the nervous system.

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The difference lies in the ability of SCENAR to react to changes in the body’s response to those impulses. The device monitors changes in the electrical impedance of the skin (a measure of its resistance to electrical current flowing through it), detecting any impedance changes as the body reacts to its impulses. It then responds in kind, adjusting strength, frequency and timing for the optimal response.

Holding a real-time conversation with the body’s own healing systems SCENAR relies on the fact that the body is a large, bio-electrical machine which uses complex feedback mechanisms to maintain stable internal conditions. This process is called homeostasis.

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Homeostatic mechanisms are regulated by nerve signals which release biologically active chemicals called neuro-mediators into the body; the most important of these are neuropeptides.

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The aim of SCENAR therapy is to induce the release of enough neuropeptides to relieve pain and initiate a healing sequence through the body’s own active feedback mechanisms.