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See Latest ArticlesThe combined effects of Sciemed Flex Tm and brain function sqautemetry on memory and entrapment neuropathy: A neuroendocrinologic concept study
Neurotherapeutics, 07/01/09
Ekwerike A et al. – Results show that the combination of Sciemed flex tablets, BrainFun Sqautemetry, and physical therapy promote mental health, entrapment release, joint flexibility, and general well being, and also show that pain inhibits cognition.
Methods- Sciemed Flex: neuroendocrinologic-osteologic supplementary drug designed to promote BrainFun Squatemetry: cognitive profiling and therapeutic device to measure short and long term, calculative, abstract memories
- Subjects: 20 normal controls and 60 pts routinely diagnosed
- Review of x-ray, MRI, ECG, EEG, and blood sample data
- Double blind orthopedic and neurologic exams
- Pt grouped as 4 groups of 20 pts each: normasq, Entrap, Entrapflex, and Entrapflexsq
- Administration of Sciemed flex tab 1 × 3 daily for third and fourth groups only
- Administration of placebo 1 × 3 daily for 30 days for normasq and Entrap groups
- BrainFun Sqautemetry and physical therapy 3× weekly for 30 days for all groups
- Ongoing study of 90 days, with second 30 days as recovery follow-up period
- Pain assessment psychometry to infer neuralgia status
- Entrapflexsq group showed quicker recovery rate and better cognitive prospective orientations vs other groups
- Entrapflex group improved more than Entrap group
- Normasq group showed better cognitive prospective orientation vs Entrap group and measured slightly better than Entrapflex group
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