Pulsed Signal Therapy, or PST, is an innovative technological advance that uses a non-invasive medical device to treat arthritis, accident, work, sports and repetitive stress injuries. The PST device creates a low-power electromagnetic field through which a pulsed signal is directed to the affected area, stimulating the healing process.

PST is:

• non-invasive
• pain-free
• drug-free
• surgery-free
• effective in more than 70% of cases (as confirmed in research)
• less expensive than most conventional treatments
• completed in a minimum of nine one-hour treatments
• able to be utilized at home with a mobile device (under certain circumstances)

NEW: March 2007: Data analysis of PST effectiveness [PDF]

Doctors in L.A. told boxer Lamon Brewster he had a torn ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament). The only real option he had was surgery. He could continue to box on his damaged knee, but eventually it would end his career. The problem for Lamon was: knee surgery would also end his career. The year was 2000, Lamon Brewster wasn't a WBO champion yet. He was a professional boxer doing the L.A. circuit, making a living wage for his wife and kids by fighting weekends in the ring. Surgery plus a year-long recovery time was something he simply couldn't afford. He asked around. Was surgery really his only option? Doctor after doctor agreed: there was nothing else he could do. Then he found a doctor who had heard of a new treatment up in Vancouver, B.C. called Pulsed Signal Therapy. Lamon called up Dr. Cecil Hershler who ran the clinic to find out more about it. Dr. Hershler, who had seen Lamon's type of injury heal well with his treatment, told him what the time and cost was. He was also clear about its success rate: the treatment doesn't work for everyone. But with only a two-month recovery time, no side effects, no medications and, most of all, no knife, Lamon felt it was worth the risk. The gamble paid off. "Lamon was one of a smaller percentage of people who, while treatment took place, could feel the knee responding to the therapy." Dr. Hershler says. After nine hour-long sessions, over two weeks, with the Pulsed Signal Therapy, a magnetic pulse that stimulates regeneration of torn cartilage, Lamon returned to L.A. to recover. Five months later, not only was Lamon Brewster back in the ring - he was claiming his first WBO World Heavyweight title. From a boxer with a damaged leg to a World Champion in under a year, Lamon thinks it was divine guidance that brought him to Vancouver. "I thank God for finding me a doctor who didn't believe in surgery. I came up here, and 2-3 months later I was back in the ring. With surgery, it would have been a year. Five months after I did the treatment, I got my first title... I thank God for PST." I was involved in a motor vehicle accident one and a half years ago. After taking several other kinds of treatment to heal my problem, I did not find much help. I was introduced to Dr. Hershler and Pulsed Signal Therapy by my family doctor after other treatments did not work. After taking the therapy, I found 60% reduction of pain in my upper back after six months. I encourage others to try this Pulsed Signal Therapy. Compression fracture of spine (T4-thorax), Motor vehicle accident H.N., Computer repairman. I was injured in a motor vehicle accident in January 2006. I had no sensation in the right foot after the accident. I could not lift my toes. In addition, I had severe back pain. No change with physiotherapy. I had to use a walker. I then decided to have 9 Pulsed Signal Therapy Treatments. Almost immediately after the treatment, my toes began to move, pain reduced and sensation improved. I did not have to undergo surgery. I'm now able to do light activities around the house. I'm off medication. I'm still not able to lift heavy weights. Disc Herniation - L Spine, Motor vehicle accident (2006) L.N., Wood Factory Worker. MORE TESTIMONIALS

The Vancouver Pulsed Signal Therapy Clinic is under the supervision of Cecil Hershler, M.D. It has been in operation since 1997. Dr. Hershler has been in private practice since 1990. He is a specialist in the field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and obtained his M.D. in 1980 (McMaster University) and speciality qualifications in 1984 (McMaster University). He has degrees in Physics and Electrical Engineering.

He has served at the University of British Columbia as Clinical Associate Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Medicine and Director of the Residency Training Program, as well as Adjunct Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

The Clinic is located at:
207-2786 West 16th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6K 3C4

Tel: 604-732-5938
Fax: 604-732-5913
E-mail

Our clinic is just minutes from downtown and is convenient to all of the city's attractions. Nearby hotels offer a range of accommodation, from budget to luxury.
More about the clinic and Vancouver.

E-mail us
Vancouver PST deals only with queries from Canada and USA.

HOW PST WORKS       TREATABLE CONDITIONS       TREATMENT PROCESS       THE CLINIC       Q&A
    Research      Testimonials       Newsletters       Links       Site Map

	Web www.certifiedpst.com