FSM protocols have been developed for a wide range of conditions. Explore the published research, clinical applications, and practitioner-reported outcomes organized by category.
Important Notice: Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information on this page describes conditions for which FSM protocols have been developed and studied. Individual results vary. FSM is a 510(k)-approved microcurrent modality used by licensed healthcare practitioners. Consult your healthcare provider for medical advice.
Since 1997, FSM practitioners have developed clinical protocols for dozens of conditions. Where published peer-reviewed research exists, it is noted below. All protocols are taught in FSM Core and Advanced training courses and are applied by licensed healthcare practitioners in clinical settings.
Neurological Conditions
Musculoskeletal & Pain Conditions
Inflammatory & Post Surgical Conditions
Visceral & Internal Conditions
Specialty Applications
Understanding the Evidence Tags:
Published Research — Peer-reviewed published studies exist for this application
Clinical Protocols — Documented clinical application with institutional use or significant case documentation
Protocols Developed — Clinical protocols have been developed and are taught in FSM training courses