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It produces 10 watts of power at high frequency 50-60Hz waves which is completely painless and effective in reducing wrinkles and fine lines .
Yeah I don't know....but Antiques Roadshow featured a high frequency D'Arsonval therapy chair from maybe the late 1800s!! Wow.
An early 20th-century Campbell high-frequency D'Arsonval therapy chair, a "revolutionary" medical device, was featured onAntiques Roadshow (Season 28, "Alaska Native Heritage Center: Hour 3"), aired January 22, 2024. Made in Watertown, this rare aluminum chair, often with vacuum tubes, was used for early electrotherapy treatments
- Appraised Item: A Campbell High-Frequency "Electri-Chair" or therapy chair used for D'Arsonval therapy.
- Origin: Produced approximately 100 years ago (circa 1920s-1930s) in Watertown, New York, by the Campbell company.
- Purpose: These chairs were designed to deliver high-frequency currents to the body for medical treatment, often featuring electrodes or tubes connected to a large,, frequently aluminum, chair frame.
- Significance: Considered a "revolutionary" but early, largely discredited, medical technology, these items are now rare, collectible medical antiques.
- Appraisal Value: The chair was highlighted for its unique,, and somewhat intimidating, historical significance as a form of early electric medical device.
- Origin: Developed by French physicist Arsène d'Arsonval in 1891, the technique involves using high-frequency, low-intensity currents on the human body, initially used in both medicine and early beauty treatments.
- Appearance: These devices typically included a control cabinet, a spark gap, and an Oudin resonator to generate the electrical output
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