Videos
Working out at home using MiBody
Yanik shares how he incorporates his NuroKor MiBody into his home exercise routine.
Nutritionist and GP Dr. Leah Austin Talks Investing In Electroceuticals
We interview Dr. Leah Austin who is a Nutritionist and GP. She explains the complex issues she faces daily as a doctor and how bioelectronics can play a role as an alternative or adjunct pain management tool.
World Champion Trail Runner Ricky Lightfoot - Training and Recovery
Before lockdown, we got the opportunity to spend a day with Ricky Lightfoot in the Lake District. Firefighter, father, and professional trail runner, recovery is a vital part of every day. Watch the full video to understand more.
Trevor Bolland, owner of Nuzest and NuroKor's first investor shares his passion for health
Trevor Bolland is the owner of Nuzest a global nutrition company, and was the first investor in NuroKor BioElectronics. In this interview he explains what sparked his interest in Nurokor on both a personal and a professional level.
Ric'key Pageot, Madonna’s accordion and keyboard player talks with NuroKor
NuroKor BioElectronics technology benefits many professionals such as athletes and musicians. We interview Ric’key Pageot, Madonna’s accordion and keyboard player, who came to London for her Madame X Tour and also trialed NuroKor.
How bioelectronics can help support us through the ageing process
There can be multiple benefits to using electrotherapy in older age. As a very gentle form of treatment microcurrent in particular can help manage age related conditions such as arthritis and musculoskeletal disorders, enabling people to stay active for longer.
How bioelectronic technologies can help patients with Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia syndrome is a commonly diagnosed musculoskeletal disorder. With the lack of an accepted effective treatment for the condition microcurrent stimulation offers some hope to sufferers as a possible alternative or adjunctive therapy.
How to use the NuroKor KorShoe accessory with your BodySystem device
Watch and learn how easy it is to use the KorShoe accessory with your NuroKor device.
A day in the life of Pharmacist Mark Hopkins - Living with NuroKor Series
We spend the day with pharmacist Mark Hopkins, as he talks us through use of bioelectronics for his patients and athlete network.
A day in the life of Marie Claire UK MD Justine Southall - Living with NuroKor Series
We spend the day with MD of Marie Claire, Justine Southall and see how NuroKor technology fits into her busy work and personal life.
How to use the NuroKor KorBand accessory with your BodySystem device
Watch and learn how easy it is to use the KorBand accessory with your NuroKor device.
A day in the life of an Australian Ballerina in Paris - Living with NuroKor Series
We spend the day with NuroKor Ambassador and Ballerina Madeleine Bell.
Ieuan Evans MBE former Rugby International - NuroKor technology applications
Former Wales, British and Irish Lions rugby international, Ieuan Evans talks about his investment in NuroKor as a project.
A day in the Life of filmmaker and entrepreneur Somi Arian
We spend the day with award-winning filmmaker and tech philosopher Somi Arian, and see how NuroKor fits into her busy work and personal life
How to use your NuroKor mibody featuring KorOS2 software
Information on how to use your NuroKor mibody device, featuring KorOS2 software with PNS and NMS
How to Use your mitouch BodySystem & KorOS5 software
Watch our video to find out how to use your NuroKor mitouch device.
How bioelectronic technology can push back muscle atrophy in the ageing
Original research from 2014 addressed whether electrical muscle stimulation is an alternative intervention to improve muscle recovery. It showed that neuromuscular stimulation training or NMS protocols have been proven to counteract muscle decline in seniors.
Bioelectronics - the misconceptions
Addressing the misconceptions surrounding bioelectronic technology and thinking about it as the electronic version of pharmaceuticals or 'electroceuticals'.
How long have we been using electricity for therapeutic purposes?
It is fascinating to discover how long people have been using electricity for therapeutic purposes. We can date it back as far as 2500 BC!
How to hack the body's batteries using microcurrents
There is evidence to show that microcurrent stimulation works in a number of different ways, making it one of the most versatile treatment modalities available. Watch to find out how by applying selected microcurrents you can mimic your body's own natural electrical signals in order to help wound healing.
Post-op pain management - the benefits of peripheral nerve stimulation
A randomised double-blind, controlled trial involving 42 subjects showed that peripheral nerve stimulation can be used safely as adjunct analgesic therapy after surgery. The findings showed that 95% of patients receiving active stimulation protocol experienced significant reductions in pain.
Lower back pain has been identified as a leading cause of disability globally
Lower back pain affects 540 million people globally. Bioelectrical medicine along with structured activity...
Runner Rich Coles' solution for for knee injury UK - NuroKor BioElectronics mitouch
Hi, my name's Rich Coles and I just wanted to do a quick video to say how much the NuroKor mitouch has helped me with an injury I sustained whilst training for the London Marathon