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After visiting her GP and being referred for scans, the former hairdresser, 75, from Berkshire, was diagnosed with osteoarthritis of the knee – a common condition caused by cartilage gradually wearing away, leading to pain and reduced mobility. Doctors told her the only way to be rid of the pain was to have a knee…

“What’s more, my recovery happened within a week – and I credit my astonishing turnaround to a £200 device that was initially created to treat injured racehorses and return them to competition. The device, called Arc4Health, is the size and shape of a TV remote and emits a weak electric current.”

“Approximately 1.3 million of those who have developed long Covid in the UK reported their ability to smell anything was impacted. Now some sufferers are turning to microcurrrent therapy to solve the problem. Claire Coleman investigates.” Smelling your rubbish bin might not be an obvious thing to celebrate. But for Liz Stout, being able to…

“Painkillers such as ibuprofen and aspirin have over the years been linked with heart problems, irritation of the stomach, ulcers and heartburn. Fears are also mounting over paracetamol, which some doctors now advice against long-term use of because of its links to heart, liver and kidney damage. Many automatically reach for painkillers to banish pain…

“A mother forced to give up work for eight years because of her crippling back pain has found a bizarre cure – in a device designed for horses. Victoria Rockliffe, 48, was diagnosed with a prolapsed disc in 2010 and again three years later, before medics admitted they didn’t know the cause of her agony….

“A Lancashire woman who suffered from debilitating Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for 30 years has found incredible relief from her symptoms by wearing a microcurrent device, originally designed for horses.”

“Louise Watson’s back pain was so bad she was given strong painkillers and told nothing could be done. Then she discovered a new gadget that delivers a proven therapy normally used within a clinical environment.”

“A former equine stud owner who was told there was no treatment on offer for her debilitating arthritis and who suffered liver damage after 15 years of taking pain killers, has finally found relief thanks to a brand-new medical device that was originally developed for horses.”

“A polio survivor from Mansfield Woodhouse has hailed the success of a treatment originally used on horses – for managing her condition.”

“Arthritis is a common condition but can be extremely debilitating and painful. Many people treat the condition with painkillers but one woman said a device which can help ease pain is a ‘miracle’.”