The BioElectronics Podcast

Brynmor Williams is a Welsh dual-code international rugby union and professional rugby league player. He played representative level rugby union (RU) for British Lions and Wales, at invitational level for Barbarian F.C., and at club level for Cardiff RFC, Newport RFC and Swansea RFC, as a Scrum-half, i.e. number 9, and representative level rugby league (RL) for Wales, and at club level for Cardiff City (Bridgend) Blue Dragons, as a scrum-half. In the episode, Bryn tells us how treatment on the the physiotherapy table has changed since he took to the field and opens up on how both those in his generation and modern athletes now uses bioelectronics to recover, relieve pain and reduce inflammation. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

Rick Rowan NuroKor CEO and Dr James Somauroo are joined by Brenda Lloyd, an NHS nurse with decades of experience with treating patients in areas such as palliative care. Brenda kindly tells us how she was introduced to NuroKor bioelectronics, as well as a moving story around recommending our device to someone who was, once again, able to walk, pain free, after a number of treatments. Lots to take from this one if you’re considering bioelectronics as a patient or a clinician. www.nurokor.com | [email protected] 

This week, Rick is joined by a world renowned orthopaedic surgeon to talk about musculoskeletal problems and new technology. Jeremy Latham is a specialist hip surgeon with 20 years’ experience. He trained in Oxford, Adelaide and Birmingham and specializes in primary and revision hip replacements and hip resurfacing. No two hips are the same, and he tailors the treatment to the patient, using the latest technology when appropriate. He works with an outstanding team who share his values of the highest standards of clinical care and attention to detail. Mr Latham specialises in hip arthroscopy, replacement surgery, revision surgery and robot assisted hip replacement. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

This week, Rick is joined by a world renowned orthopaedic surgeon to talk about musculoskeletal problems and new technology. Jeremy Latham is a specialist hip surgeon with 20 years’ experience. He trained in Oxford, Adelaide and Birmingham and specializes in primary and revision hip replacements and hip resurfacing. No two hips are the same, and he tailors the treatment to the patient, using the latest technology when appropriate. He works with an outstanding team who share his values of the highest standards of clinical care and attention to detail. Mr Latham specialises in hip arthroscopy, replacement surgery, revision surgery and robot assisted hip replacement. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

In this week's episode, Rick is joined by Hilde Hjertholm, physiotherapist and CEO of NuroKor Norway and Dr. James Somauroo once more to discuss the applications of bioelectric therapy in the context of physiotherapy. Throughout her clinical career, Hilde has used bioelectric therapy to treat patients and she shares some great success stories, tips for both physiotherapists and those suffering with MSK aches/pains and injuries (particularly relevant during lockdown), as well as her take on the physiology. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

In this week's episode, Rick is joined by Hilde Hjertholm, physiotherapist and CEO of NuroKor Norway and Dr. James Somauroo once more to discuss the applications of bioelectric therapy in the context of physiotherapy. Throughout her clinical career, Hilde has used bioelectric therapy to treat patients and she shares some great success stories, tips for both physiotherapists and those suffering with MSK aches/pains and injuries (particularly relevant during lockdown), as well as her take on the physiology. www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

At one millionth of an ampere, microcurrent is a bioelectric modality that operates at the cellular level and produces a range of physiological effects. In this 2-part episode, Rick Rowan is joined by Chloe Stockwell-Clarke, Head of Technical and Development at NuroKor, and Dr James Somauroo,  back once more, to talk about: Rick's journey to understanding microcurrent The science behind microcurrent - mechanisms of action, conditions it treats, benefits to patients and of course... the evidence behind it. How Chloe views bioelectronics Why physicians and surgeons are looking towards microcurrent with interest as the evidence base develops. Why microcurrent is a particularly effective modality for equine and other animal health www.nurokor.com | [email protected]

At one millionth of an ampere, microcurrent is a bioelectric modality that operates at the cellular level and produces a range of physiological effects. In this 2-part episode, CEO Founder Rick Rowan is joined by Chloe Stockwell-Clarke, Head of Technical and Development at NuroKor, and Dr James Somauroo, back once more, to talk about: Rick's journey to understanding microcurrent  The science behind microcurrent - mechanisms of action, conditions it treats, benefits to patients and of course... the evidence behind it. How Chloe views bioelectronics Why physicians and surgeons are looking towards microcurrent with interest as the evidence base develops. Why microcurrent is a particularly effective modality for equine and other animal health www.nurokor.com | [email protected]