While low-intensity shockwave therapy has been clinically shown to cure erectile dysfunction, there are countless sham ED clinics out there trying to sell you their useless acoustic wave therapy as shockwave.
Don’t be fooled by these scam clinics and device marketers. In this video, you’ll learn how shockwave is used to successfully treat ED, what acoustic wave “therapy” is, and how to spot the difference.
Acoustic Wave Therapy Claims
Many erectile dysfunction clinics advertise acoustic wave therapy as a miracle cure for ED. But here’s the reality: Acoustic Wave, Acoustic Pressure Wave, or Radial Wave devices are NOT true Shockwave devices.
What is the difference between shockwave therapy and acoustic wave therapy for ED? Shockwaves travel faster than the speed of sound, penetrating deep into tissue to rejuvenate damaged blood vessels and tissue. Acoustic waves travel more slowly and lack the intensity to effectively treat ED.
Imagine the difference: a true shockwave travels 1500 meters per second, while acoustic waves crawl at just 10 meters per second.
Shockwave Therapy Effectiveness for ED Treatment
Studies consistently show that focused and linear shockwave therapies deliver real results. They target the root cause of erectile dysfunction without the need for medications or surgery.
On the other hand, acoustic wave devices like the Storz Medical D-Actor lack sufficient scientific backing. They haven’t been proven effective in reversing ED long-term.
Research confirms: Focused and linear shockwaves provide controlled energy directly to the penile tissue, stimulating natural healing processes.
Radial pressure waves, often marketed as GAINSWave® offer little more than placebo effects.
If you’re seeking effective treatment for ED, opt for clinics using focused or linear shockwave technology.
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