Electrode Placement Guide

• Never place electrodes on the head, face, neck, or spine.
• Do not use if you are pregnant or have a pacemaker or other implanted device.

• Limit session time: 1–2 hours, and vary the placement slightly if using electrodes daily.
• Clean, dry skin: helps the electrodes adhere and improves conductivity.
• Avoid sensitive areas: head, neck, genitals, and the spine.
• Choose fleshy areas: chest, abdomen, and thighs are better than bony areas.
• Avoid side-by-side placement: use cross-body or front-back instead for better frequency flow.

When you place electrodes on opposite sides — one front and one back, or diagonally across the target area — you create a pathway that lets the frequencies move through that area. It's like a zip line: the energy rides from one electrode to the other, covering everything in between for balanced support.

A single placement can support several body systems via the pathway it creates:

Upper body — left chest (front) & right shoulder blade (back): supports the respiratory, lymphatic, and circulatory systems of the upper body.

Lower body — left waistline (front) & lower-right gluteus (back): supports reproductive, digestive, and lymphatic health around the pelvis and lower abdomen.

Whole body — back shoulder & opposite hip: a broad cross-body pathway for circulation, nervous-system balance, and full-body lymphatic support.

Understanding how your body's systems connect helps you make intentional choices. While we can't promise or imply that these techniques will cure, treat, or diagnose any condition, our hope is to offer insights that support your wellness journey. Always consider professional advice for a safe, comprehensive approach to your health.