Pain relief, metabolism boost, and tissue regeneration support – rehabilitation and physiotherapy
Pain relief, faster metabolism and improved tissue regeneration—rehabilitation and physiotherapy
SUPER INDUCTIVE STIMULATION (SIS) is the most technologically advanced biomedical engineering achievement in magnetic fields.
SIS uses high-intensity electromagnetic fields that positively affect human tissue.
SIS therapy effects
- pain-relieving and regenerative
- stimulates muscles
- mobilizes joints
- helps improve breathing
- speeds up wound healing
Benefits of SIS treatment with the device
- Deep stimulus penetration into nerve-muscle tissue treats acute and chronic muscular/nervous system conditions.
- The electromagnetic field triggers muscle-tissue response, causing desired joint-surrounding muscle contraction—mobilizing and helping “unlock” the joint.
- Improved blood circulation and faster tissue metabolism support tissue regeneration, accelerating fracture healing even in early stage.
- A wide range of electromagnetic frequencies reduces muscle tension, effectively reducing spasticity.
Indications for SIS therapy
High-intensity electromagnetic fields provide rapid pain relief, faster metabolism, and improved tissue regeneration.
Most common SIS procedure indications:
- painful shoulder syndrome
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- regeneration of nerves and muscles
- joint mobilization, strengthening muscle strength
- spasticity reduction, incl. after stroke
- prevention of muscle wasting
- muscle stimulation
- spine pain, sciatica, disc diseases, herniated intervertebral disc
- joint fractures and dislocations
- jumper’s knee
- tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow
- degenerative diseases
- rheumatoid arthritis (RA)

Contraindications for SIS therapy
Super Inductive Stimulation is safe and highly effective; it does not cause significant body strain.
WARNING: Not performed in the head/heart area, and not for people whose bone growth is not complete (children and adolescents).
Contraindications to physiotherapy using SIS include:
- neoplastic (cancer) diseases
- heart diseases and cardiovascular conditions
- electronic and metal implants
- heart pacemaker
- epilepsy
- pregnancy
- fever
- incomplete bone growth
Preparing for the Super Inductive Stimulation procedure
- Preliminary physiotherapist consultation is required.
- Bring medical documentation: X-rays (RTG), MRI (NMR), and CT scans (TK).
- No special preparation is needed; bring comfortable clothing that doesn’t restrict movement.
- If you suspect pregnancy, tell the physiotherapist before the procedure.