NervePlate

The NervePlate is a special vibration device that helps wake up weak or damaged nerves, especially for issues like neuropathy, poor blood flow, or foot pain.

It targets Pacini corpuscles—nerve endings in your skin, organs, and bones that sense vibration and pressure.
Proper stimulation "wakes up" your nervous system, boosts blood flow, eases pain, improves balance, and relaxes muscles.

Unlike gym vibration plates, it uses a unique high frequency (over 100 Hz) that only hits these specific nerve receptors—others can't match it.
It automatically turns on and off every 30 seconds so nerves stay fresh and don't get tired.
This matches the intermittent stimulation that prevents fatigue and keeps your brain engaged.

People often feel more foot sensation, less pain, and better movement after regular use.
It's non-invasive and works best as part of a full nerve recovery plan to boost daily life.

• The NervePlate works by activating special nerve endings called Pacini corpuscles that respond to high-frequency vibrations.

• These nerves help your brain stay connected to your body, especially in your feet where poor blood flow or damage causes pain, numbness, or balance issues.

• When nerves get weak from injury, diabetes, chemo, medications, or other causes, they can "shut down" or become less active.

• The device sends targeted high-frequency vibrations through your feet and legs to "wake them up" and remind your nervous system to pay attention.

• This boosts blood flow, cuts down inflammation, and retrains your brain to sense signals from your feet properly.

• Over time, it improves nerve function, balance, and reduces pain or numbness.

• Unlike symptom treatments, it actively retrains nerves to work normally—like physical therapy for your nervous system.

• Most gym or online vibration plates shake your whole body to target muscles and surface tissues, like a massage for fitness.

• They're good for workouts but not effective for nerve damage or circulation issues.

• New studies show these low-frequency plates may actually reduce blood flow and increase inflammation—NervePlate avoids that.

• NervePlate is built for medical use and targets Pacini corpuscles—specific nerve endings that sense pressure and true vibration.

• These nerves connect directly to your brain's processing of foot/leg signals and help with balance.

• It uses higher frequency plus automatic on/off cycles every 30 seconds.

• This prevents your nerves from adapting or fatiguing, keeping them active and responsive.

• Result: better nerve repair, improved blood flow, and pain relief.

• In short: Regular plates = general body workout. NervePlate = targeted nervous system therapy to restore nerve function, not just shake your legs.

1. Sit in a comfortable chair where your feet can rest flat on the device.

2. Place your bare feet directly on the NervePlate. If your feet are sensitive, you can wear thin socks at first, but bare skin works best for nerve stimulation.

3. Turn the device on. The NervePlate will automatically run in short bursts—30 seconds on, 30 seconds off. This cycle helps prevent your nervous system from adapting too quickly, so the stimulation stays effective. It starts in the off cycle so you will need to wait 30 seconds for it to start after you turn it on.

4. Sit still and relax. You don’t need to move or press down—just let the vibrations work.

5. Use it regularly. We typically recommend using it once or twice per day, depending on your treatment plan. Consistency is key for the best results.

• The NervePlate is safe for most people, but talk to your doctor first if you have certain conditions.

  • Avoid use with an active blood clot (like deep vein thrombosis or DVT).

    • Do not use if you have open wounds, ulcers, or infections on the bottom of your feet.

• When in doubt, always check with your doctor before starting.