
Your feet don't stop burning at bedtime. Neither should your relief
Chemo didn't just damage your nerves — it left them firing pain signals around the clock. Burning feet at 2am is the single most common complaint among CIPN patients.
EMS pulses increase blood flow to the nerves in your feet. More blood flow means more oxygen and nutrients reaching the damaged tissue that's trying to repair itself.
The remote lets you adjust intensity without moving. When your feet are on fire and your balance is compromised, that matters more than any feature on the box.
Your feet carried you through chemo. They carried you through recovery. Now they need something that works while you rest. Twenty minutes a day, from your chair, no standing required.
The nerves in your feet are 3 feet long. They need all the help they can get.
Peripheral nerves regenerate at about 1mm per day — roughly an inch per month
EMS activates nerve fibers that compete with and block pain signals at the spinal cord
Increased circulation delivers oxygen and nutrients to damaged nerve tissue
Low-frequency stimulation triggers your body's own natural pain-blocking endorphins
71.2% of CIPN patients report symptoms in BOTH feet — this treats both at once