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Electrical Current of Injury: Science and History

Electrical Current of Injury: Science and History

Update: 2024-06-07
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In this episode of the Impact Your Fitness podcast, host Jenn Schwartz discusses the fascinating realm of tissue regeneration within the body. She talks about the concept of body regeneration and challenges the conventional "wear and tear" narrative, proposing that our bodies are more akin to gardens, capable of extensive growth and regeneration under the right conditions. Focusing on bioelectricity as a catalyst for muscular and skeletal recovery, Jenn explores our body's regenerative abilities and the potential of innovative fitness methodologies.

Topics discussed:

  • Our bodies have intrinsic regenerative capabilities that can be harnessed for healing injuries and improving joint health.
  • The traditional narrative of "wear and tear" is limited and can be reimagined as a more optimistic "wear and repair" perspective.
  • Bioelectricity plays a crucial role in tissue repair and can be actively used to foster muscle and bone regeneration.
  • Therapeutic use of electricity dates back to ancient times, showcasing its longstanding recognition as a healing force.
  • Understanding and using the body's bioelectric signals can lead to profound fitness and health improvements.


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Resources:

IYF Ep 15

Washington Post article 1978

Robert O. Becker paper




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Electrical Current of Injury: Science and History

Electrical Current of Injury: Science and History