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What is ECP Therapy?

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What is
ECP Therapy?

External Counter Pulsation (ECP) is a cutting-edge therapy designed to improve a wide range of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular conditions. This FDA-approved, non-invasive therapy is specifically sanctioned for severe angina and cardiogenic shock, offering significant benefits for heart and brain health.

Dr. Tenpenny advocates for expanding ECP's FDA approval to encompass a broader array of health issues. With the rise in cardiovascular complications such as blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks, often linked to side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine, ECP presents a vital opportunity for recovery and restoration of physical health.

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Overall Benefits

HEART

Improves Cardiovascular Function, Reverses High Blood
Pressure, Reduces Swelling

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BRAIN

Improves Mental Clarity and Cognitive Function, Reduces
Brain Fog

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LYMPHATICS

Detoxes and Strengthens the Immune System Supporting
Lymphatic Drainage

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ANTI-AGING

Encourages Secretion of Stem Cells. Reduces Neuro-
Inflammation

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FITNESS

Improves Stamina & Sleep, Encourages Weight Loss, Increases Range of Motion & Flexibility

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PERFORMANCE

Regain Confidence and Sexual Performance & Health, Helps with Erectile Dysfunction 

How ECP Works

​Utilizing blood pressure cuffs to boost blood circulation throughout the body, ECP Therapy encourages the formation of new blood vessels, naturally bypassing coronary blockages and restoring the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the heart.

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​Sessions can be booked individually or as a package, but the recommended course is a full series of 35 sessions for optimal results. Most clients begin to experience noticeable improvements after a minimum of 10 sessions.

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