THE KURAMOTO MODEL MAY PROVIDE A MATHEMATICAL FRAMEWORK FROM WHICH WE CAN STUDY THE TISSUE EFFECTS OF FSM What is the Kuramoto Model & what does it have to do with FSM? The Kuramoto Model is a mathematical model that describes how many oscillators with different natural rhythms can become synchronized when they are connected or influenced by a shared rhythmic input. When we think about the human body, its cells and tissues, dysfunction can be thought of as asynchrnoization of cells or...

UNDERSTANDING THE RESONANT RECOGNITION MODEL (RRM) MAY BE THE SCIENTIFIC KEY TO HOW FREQENCY SPECIFIC MICROCURRENT (FSM) ACTUALLY WORKS The Resonant Recognition Model (RRM) is a theoretical scientific framework proposing that biomolecules recognize and interact with each other through specific electromagnetic resonance patterns encoded in their primary sequences, rather than only through lock‑and‑key structural complementarity. The Core idea of Cosic's Resonant Recognition Model (RRM) Each...

This "Use of Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) in the Resolution of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT): a Case Report" poster was presented by Dr. Jessica Tierney and Dr. Mohammad Hadadzadeh at the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)'s Combined Sections Meeting on Friday, February 13th in the Cardiopulmonary Section.