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Great question! This is something we hear often. While iNMS technology may appear similar to a TENS unit because both use electrodes on the skin, that’s where the similarities end. Unlike TENS, which is a passive treatment that can cause muscle shortening and contribute to sympathetic dominance, iNMS is an active, functional neuromuscular stimulation. It works dynamically to lengthen muscles and promote balance in the Autonomic Nervous System, supporting overall recovery and well-being.

Great question! Yes, we are proudly certified and maintain accreditation with the NCCAP (National Certification Council for Activity Professionals). We believe in continuous learning, innovation, and upholding the best practices in our field. Our expertise, backed by certification, allows us to provide safe, effective, and cutting-edge care, empowering our clients on their journey to optimal health and well-being.

At Pure Neurology, we stand out because of our unmatched expertise, cutting-edge innovation, and client-centered approach. What truly differentiates us is that our leading Subject Matter Expert (SME), Ian Rude, serves as the Director of Research for NeuX Technologies, the company behind Interactive Neuromuscular Stimulation (iNMS). This means we’re not just using the technology—we’re actively involved in advancing it. Our clients benefit from the latest, research-driven innovations, keeping them at the cutting edge of neuromuscular optimization and performance enhancement.

Ian’s battle with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) was more than just a personal challenge—it was the catalyst for a deep, experiential understanding of neuromuscular dysfunction and recovery. Unlike conventional practitioners who rely solely on clinical data, Ian has lived the reality of chronic pain, nervous system dysregulation, and the search for effective solutions. His journey wasn’t just about managing symptoms; it was about discovering a way to rewire and restore his body’s natural function.

Through Interactive Neuromuscular Stimulation (iNMS), Ian didn’t just find relief—he experienced a profound transformation that redefined his understanding of what’s possible in neuromuscular healing. This firsthand experience fuels his passion for research, innovation, and patient care, ensuring that every individual he works with benefits from both scientific expertise and real-world insight. His unique perspective allows him to bridge the gap between research and application, helping others achieve breakthroughs in performance, recovery, and resilience.