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The first major shock wave study for ED was in 2010 and since then, over 50 small-scale studies have come to fruition showing the efficacy and marked outcomes of this advanced therapy for ED. In 2019, a new large-scale study launched called the S.W.E.E.T. study.
The primary goal of the S.W.E.E.T. Registry is to evaluate the efficacy of shockwave therapy across a wide group of participants, treating physicians and shockwave protocols. Other targets of interest include identifying optimal treatment plans, identifying factors that predict superior outcomes, and quantifying long term efficacy. Over 5,000 participants have been recruited which will provide advanced outcome results across numerous levels, such as age, health and efficacy.1 We already know that GAINSWave has help increase the vascular blood flow (vasculogenic ED) and also breaks up scar tissue and adhesions.
In the studies, it’s repetitively seen that those participants treated with shockwave therapy have better outcomes than those receiving other means of treatment for ED and with little to no side effects. GAINSWave is safe, effective and responsible for helping numerous men get their lives back.
Almost everyone will experience a decline in sexual functioning. But with the advent of Regenerative medicine, Erectile Dysfunction is no longer an inevitable part of aging.
TNT (Total Nutrition & Therapeutics) focuses on your cholesterol, blood pressure, total vascular health, blood sugar, and hormone levels to treat your root cause of ED. These disorders almost always run parallel to ED. In addition to these conditions, TNT employs the most advanced groundbreaking technology, which utilizes high-frequency shockwaves to break up the plaque in the penis. This technology is called GAINSwave.
How GAINSWave Works
The standard treatments for erectile dysfunction are prescription medications or injections that cause an erection for a limited amount of time. However, there is a better way than the standard of care by actually treating erectile dysfunction at its core. The GAINSWave is a revolutionary, non-invasive treatment that addresses the underlying causes of ED.
GAINSWave uses scientifically proven technology through sound waves to stimulate blood circulation, tissue regeneration, and removes plaque build-up. Traditional treatments for ED, such as pills or injections, lose effectiveness over time and have to be used every time a man wants to engage in sexual activity. GAINSWave helps men to feel like themselves again and to enjoy their lives.
GAINSWave utilizes high frequency, low-intensity soundwaves to improve blood flow to the penis, remove micro-plaque, and stimulates the growth of new blood vessels. GAINSWave uses a specific protocol designed to optimize efficacy, safety, and results. Over 80% of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) issues are caused by reduced blood flow. GAINSWave has developed a protocol to treat ED and Peyronie’s disease (scar tissue) as well as enhance sexual performance.
DON’T JUST MASK YOUR SYMPTOMS—TREAT THE ROOT CAUSE!
If you want drug-free alternative options for your health needs, TNT treats both male and female patients who desire alternative therapies to get to the root cause of their conditions.
Total Nutrition & Therapeutics
At TNT, their goal is to empower you to achieve your optimal state of health. Their vision is to create a wellness mindset momentum that is infectious—leaving obesity, illness, and disease behind—for lives that are truly healthy. Looking better, feeling better and functioning optimally is the key to a life of vitality! Let them help you achieve wellness for life!
TNT offers free monthly seminars to find out more about GAINESWave and the P-Shot.
Call them to day to schedule your appointment at (352) 259-5190.
Total Nutrition and Therapeutics
809 Hwy 466 Unit 202-C
Lady Lake, FL 32159
352.259.5190
www.TNT4ME.COM
Source:
https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/largest-clinical-study-focusing-on-gainswave-for-erectile-optimization-approved-to-begin-enrolling-patients/
