Who Benefits?

ECP Therapy isn't just for improving circulation—it enhances overall health by optimizing organ function. Benefits include better vision, cardiovascular health, mental wellness, lung health, and even addressing erectile dysfunction. It's also great for healthy individuals seeking increased energy, anti-aging effects, and improved well-being. Long-term benefits have been observed through studies.

ECP Counterindications

Safety:

ECP can be used after a stent, after by-pass surgery and with a pacemaker
ECP is painless
ECP requires no pre-treatment prep and no post-treatment recovery time

Counterindications:

Active clots: deep vein thrombosis, Pulmonary emboli
Active thrombophlebitis – red, swollen lower legs with superficial blood clots
Aortic aneurysm: documented to be greater than 3.5cm in size
Arrhythmias: uncontrolled atrial fibrillation, that interfere with the machine “reading” the heartbeat
Bleeding diathesis: increased susceptibility to bleeding or bruising. It can be caused by a wide variety of underlying disorders
Medication: Coumadin
Pregnant, or possibly pregnant
Severe poor circulation of lower legs, with skin ulcers
Valvular heart disease: Moderate to severe aortic valve insufficiency

Additional Precautions for treatments:

Advanced congestive heart failure (CHF) – patient needs to be able to lay on the bed
Heart rate: greater than 120 beats per minute
Heart rate: less than 40 beats per minute
Other valvular heart disease: severe mitral valve or aortic valve stenosis
Uncontrolled hypertension – blood pressure greater than 180/120
Recent back/spine surgery

Conditions Improved by
ECP Therapy

Angina & Chronic Chest Pain

Neurological Conditions: Parkinsons Disease / Alzheimer's

Hypertension

Post Pacemaker

Strokes

CHF / Heart Failure

Post Heart Attack/Post Stents/ Post CABG

Prediabetes/Diabetes

Peripheral Neuropathies

Arrhythmias

Lymphatic Circulation

Ischemic Eye Disease

Erectile Dysfunction

Kidney Failure

Overall Circulation

Metabolism

Lung Conditions / COPD

Sleep

Immune Function

Conditions That

Cannot Undergo

ECP Therapy

Palpable Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
Uncontrolled Atrial Fibrillation
Some forms of Heart Valve Disease

Pregnancy