COSMOTRON Therapy uses negative electro-potential settings of −5,000 V, −9,000 V and −13,000 V, delivered with nanoampere-range current through an electro-potential therapy device. It can operate at up to 120 Hz, meaning it may provide up to 120 gentle stimulation cycles per second. The sensation is
commonly described as subtle and steady rather than intense. The purpose of this mode is to provide controlled negative electro-potential stimulation that supports the body’s natural recovery processes during use.

During COSMOTRON Therapy, negative electro-potential produces a surrounding field around the body that can influence how tissues respond to stimulation. The body may exhibit induction and polarisation effects, and each cell is often described as behaving in a capacitor-like manner, temporarily storing and
releasing charge. This process is described as supporting the cell’s resting potential, commonly referenced as around −90 mV, by helping to counterbalance excess positive ions such as H+. At the same time, key ions, including potassium, sodium and chloride, are described as redistributing according to concentration gradients, which may increase cell-membrane permeability and support normal exchange across cell membranes. With increased negative ions, body-fluid pH is described as shifting from acidic towards a more alkaline range. COSMOTRON output voltage is −5,000 V, −9,000 V and −13,000 V.

COSMOTRON Therapy is also described as encouraging a rebalancing of charge distribution within body fluids and tissues. Body constituents, including water, electrolytes and colloid molecules, may undergo biophysical and chemical changes that can influence the physiological and pathological state of tissues
and organs. In turn, this is presented as supporting the body’s regulatory and adaptive functions, along with nutritional support, immune function and metabolic activity, helping to promote stability and restoration over time.