This 4-DVD set encompassing six and a half hours of lectures on microcurrent electrical therapy (MET) and cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) was presented at the American Academy of Pain Management's 2003 annual meeting.

With eight distinguished speakers, this is the most comprehensive course available on the subject on video. Now you can watch it at your leisure and share it with others to help educate them about MET and CES technologies.

This book tells the fascinating story of the history and development of bioelectricity. This is the classic on electrobiology by Robert O. Becker, MD, a pioneer in the field of regeneration and its relationship to electrical currents in living things.

Dr. Becker challenges the established mechanistic, chemical-oriented understanding of biology. He found clues to the healing process in the long-discarded theory of the 18th-century vitalists that electricity is the control system of all life’s processes.

This easy to read book is a must for anyone interested in electromedicine. 364 pages, softcover.

Over the last two decades, progress in MRI, PET, SQUID, and other sophisticated imaging techniques have revolutionized medical diagnosis. Similar advances in bioelectromagnetic therapy now promise to replace drugs and surgery for many disorders.

The 86 internationally recognized contributors to Bioelectromagnetic Medicine have strived to insure that it will remain the gold standard in the field for many years. Its 50 chapters and thousands of references dealing with every aspect of this topic make it an essential guide for physicians and all health care professionals, biophysicists, physiologists, biochemists and other basic scientists, as well as students and anyone interested in non-invasive and authoritative alternative medicine approaches. 850 pages.

The official textbook of the American Academy of Pain Management edited by Dr. Richard S. Weiner.

With two chapters by Daniel L. Kirsch, Ph.D., D.A.A.P.M., F.A.I.S.: Chapter 60 (p. 749), Electromedicine: The Other Side of Physiology and Chapter 61, A Practical Protocol for Electromedical Treatment of Pain (p. 759).