ARPwave: therapy or gimmick?

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@Nikoluski

Powell, 36, was frustrated that it took so long for athletes to heal using corrective exercises. So when he found out about the ARPwave treatment a year ago at a conference in Arizona, he immediately decided to make the $15,000 investment to lease the machine for a year. Customers pay $60 per session and the recommended number of sessions for a full recovery is ten.

http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2008/12/21/contraption-might-work/

For those with experience, is 10 sessions a legitimate recommendation, dependent on the nature of the injury?

Should/can ARP be used indefinitely?

In terms of performance enhancement, is there a quick plateau effect as seen with EMS, or is that just a narrow way of looking at the application of the device?

Thanks