Introduction

The TM Flow has arrived in San Antonio. This new medical device helps doctors diagnose diabetic patients with Peripheral Neuropathy (painful or not). It identifies which type of diabetes you have, and whether it is painful or non-painful. The TM Flow is fast and easy, taking less than 14 minutes to complete. No needles. No pain. There are 2 types of Peripheral Neuropathy; the type that is Painful and the type that is not. The TM Flow identifies which type you have so treatment can begin immediately!

TM Flow is a NEW Diabetes Diagnostic Test

TM Flow is a new diabetes diagnostic test. It’s fast and easy, taking less than 14 minutes to complete. TM Flow is painless and does not require needles. TM Flow identifies the type of peripheral neuropathy you have to help you understand your disease better, as well as what kind of treatment may be best for you.

You’ll also get one-on-one counseling with a trained specialist who can discuss your results with you in detail, answer any questions that come up during the process, and give recommendations based on those results. You can schedule an appointment at any time during the week or weekend using our convenient online booking tool on our website!

TM Flow is fast and easy, taking less than 14 minutes to complete. No needles. No pain.

TM Flow is fast and easy, taking less than 14 minutes to complete. No needles. No pain.

  • The process takes only two steps:
  • You get an email with a link to the TM Flow website; and
  • You follow the instructions provided on the website.
  • After you submit your information, you will receive confirmation of your order within 24 hours in your email inbox!

There are 2 types of Peripheral Neuropathy; the type that is Painful and the type that is not. The TM Flow identifies which type you have.

There are 2 types of Peripheral Neuropathy; the type that is Painful and the type that is not. The TM Flow identifies which type you have.

The first step in restoring your health is identifying which type you have so we can give you a prescription for one of our awesome products like the ​TM Flow​ or our newest product coming out soon!

If your peripheral neuropathy is painful and causes numbness, tingling or weakness in your hands or feet, then this can be treated with medications (such as painkillers), nerve supplements (L-arginine), exercise and lifestyle changes. If however, your symptoms are not painful but instead cause numbness/tingling sensations only when exposed to cold temperatures such as washing dishes in cold water, then this can be treated with heat sources such as warm water therapy sessions at home using our new ​Peripheral Neuropathy Relief Bathtub​!*

Peripheral Neuropathy can be treated with medications, nerve supplements, exercise and lifestyle changes such as better diet, weight reduction (if needed), and control of blood glucose levels.

There are a variety of medications that can help control your symptoms, including:

  • Anticonvulsants (anti-seizure medications). These medicines may be used to reduce the numbness and tingling in your toes and feet.
  • Antidepressants. Some people with diabetes have found relief from depression by taking antidepressants like Cymbalta or Effexor XR.
  • Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs). These medications may help reduce diabetic neuropathy pain and numbness in your hands and feet. They are generally not used for diabetes but they can be helpful if you have diabetes-related nerve pain or other symptoms such as depression, anxiety or sleep disturbances. TCAs should not be combined with MAOIs because this combination could lead to serious side effects such as heart attack, stroke or coma

Physicians can now provide proper testing for their diabetic patients and qualify for reimbursement for these services!

As a physician, you can now provide proper testing for your diabetic patients and qualify for reimbursement for these services. This is a major step towards providing better care to those who need it most.

You can use this opportunity to treat properly the diabetic patient for their specific needs. This will help ensure that your patients are receiving the best treatment available, which will ultimately lead them in a healthier direction!

With a simple test, physicians can now treat properly the diabetic patient for their specific needs.

The TM Flow test is a simple way to identify the type of peripheral neuropathy a person has. Patients will be able to start treatment right away and begin feeling better almost immediately. This test can also be used in conjunction with other common tests, such as MRI or CT scans, which doctors commonly use for diagnosis and treatment.

The TM Flow test is fast and easy, taking less than 14 minutes to complete. In just two steps, patients will receive their results on screen or via email directly from the doctor’s office where they had it done!

Conclusion

By using a simple test called TM Flow, physicians can now treat properly the diabetic patient for their specific needs.