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The Daily Struggle review the mibody ultra wearable therapy device

Wellbeing Editor of woman's lifestyle magazine, The Daily Struggle reviews the NuroKor mibody device. She shares how it has helped with her knee pain and in implementation into her exercise routine.

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Peak Performance review NuroKor mitouch in "EMS: Time to plug in for fitness"

John Shepherd, high performance coach, former international athlete and author looks at the scientific evidence for electrical muscle stimulation and whether athletes could use it not only for recovery, but for fitness gains too.

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Talking Health Tech Podcast - Is BioElectronics An Alternative To Medicine?

NuroKor CEO Rick Rowan is interviewed on the Talking Health Tech Podcast by Peter Birch. Throughout the recording they discuss the science behind bioelectronics, NuroKor's advancements and what is next for the company.

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MadDogSki reviews NuroKor's MiTouch - No pain, just gain...

The NuroKor MiTouch device is reviewed by MadDogSki journalist Fiona Best. Fioana shares her journey using the MiTouch device and divulges the benefits she has found for the device outside of ski season.

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NuroKor MiTouch review - Bespoke Black Book

Katie Bamber reviews the NuroKor MiTouch for the "indespensible guide to the luxury lifestyle" website Bespoke Black Book.

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Wellbeing Radio's interview with NuroKor CEO Rick Rowan

NuroKor CEO Rick Rowan is interviewed by Carey Davis-Munro on Wellbeing Radio. They discuss NuroKor's wearable technologies and the impact of bioelectronics. Listen to the full interview here.

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Awe365 review NuroKor MiTouch, 'Bioelectronic medicine for aches and injuries'

AWE365.com journalist Luke Rees reviews the NuroKor MiTouch device. Click here to view the original article and read his review.

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Track and Field Coach John Shepherd Reviews EMS Training with NuroKor

Former international long jumper, and coach to UK's elite athletes, John Shepherd, discusses the gains of EMS in your training, using NuroKor technologies. Watch his video here.  


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Rick Rowan - Entrepreneur, Innovator, Facilitator and founder of NuroKor

Rick Rowan was invited to be one of the judges for the 2020 Business Book of the Year Awards. Read Rick's bio here. 

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NuroKor mitouch product review - PlanetSki

It’s a hand held bioelectronic device, the size of a smartphone, designed to aid with pain reduction, pain control, inflammation and recovery after an injury and post-exercise. Read Alf’s review.

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Drug-free Painkillers?

Help might be at hand in the form of a hand-held device called the NuroKor mitouch. It sends bioelectrical pulses to help combat pain, mimicking the body's own electrical system.


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Interview with Rick Rowan, CEO and Founder of NuroKor BioElectronics

Rick explains what BioElectrical medicine is, the many benefits involved and how he used his curiosity to start a business and bring a product to market.


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Wearable drug-free painkiller and rehabilitator launched by tech start-up may be an answer to opioid epidemic

The newly-launched mitouch from UK-based NuroKor is a hand-held device which applies three types of bioelectrical....


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Startup launches wearable drug-free painkiller and rehabilitator April 11, 2019

A new wave of bioelectronic medicine tackles pain without the need for drugs and rehabilitates injury.....


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Start-up develops 'quadwave microcurrent' pain killing device

The device, the Mi-Touch, applies three types of bioelectrical pulses through the skin: microcurrent (MCS), neuromuscular stimulation (NMS) and peripheral nerve...


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Using the NuroKor mitouch by Ian Bolland - review

For those who know me you will realise I can bang on about things when I have an injury. My ankle injury is the latest in a long line, and it has been troublesome since February.

With the assistance of an ankle support I have been trying to address a troublesome fallen arch which.....


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MobileTechTalk mitouch review

If you have ever suffered pain in your limbs, back, shoulders or anywhere really, you’ll know that it can be debilitating. The pain doesn’t have to be excruciating for it to impact your life adversely, and....