It finds where your charge has dropped and puts energy back into the tissue. Four professional tools, one handheld.
$5,000 one-time
Mostly used with a practitioner · 30-day money-back guarantee · Not a medical device
Every repair your body makes — settling tension, releasing a tight muscle, calming a busy mind — runs on cellular energy. Charge. When tissue is tired or overworked, that charge drops.
A car with a flat battery: the engine is perfect, it just has no charge to turn over. Tired, strained tissue is the same — the machinery works, it's run short on power.
miHealth puts energy back into the tissue, then gets out of the way — a jump-start, so the engine can run itself again. It supports the body's own recovery; it doesn't take over.
Give cells their charge back and tight muscle can let go, flexibility returns, circulation opens. They weren't broken — just flat.
Three things in a single pass — find where the charge has dropped, put energy back, re-send the body's own information.
Glide it across the skin and it reads your body as it goes — biofeedback locks onto the spot where the charge has dropped. No guessing where to work.
Then it feeds energy straight into the tissue — dosed by your skin's own response, never too much or too little.
The part nothing else does: the same information as your Infoceuticals, in digital form — the instructions for how that spot is meant to run.
A very small current — near the level your own cells run on — with biofeedback that keeps changing with your body, so the tissue doesn't tune it out.
Red and near-infrared light delivered through the handheld — used to support microcirculation and the body's everyday recovery.
Gentle pulses of magnetic energy your cells absorb as charge. Works on the body — or just above it, for areas too tender to touch.
The same bioenergetic information as your Infoceuticals, imprinted onto the signal — what turns raw energy into a message. The one thing no separate machine can do.
| Bought separately | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| A clinical red-light / photobiomodulation unit | several thousand dollars |
| A microcurrent system | several thousand dollars |
| A PEMF system | several thousand dollars |
| Digital Infoceutical imprinting | not available separately, at any price |
| All four — in one handheld — miHealth | $5,000 |
Comparison figures are general market estimates for standalone professional equipment and vary by brand and model. Separately, a serious version of each runs roughly $15,000–$20,000 across three or four machines.
A broad, everyday support tool — the kind practitioners reach for, now in a form you can use at home too.
Figures are stated as each study reported them. miHealth supports healthy energy, recovery, mobility and relaxation; it does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results vary from person to person.
Use miHealth at home alongside the app, or — more often — with a practitioner who builds it into your protocol. Home programs are simple, guided, and unlocked as standard; advanced programs come through a practitioner license.
Find a PractitionerFor a $1,000 deposit, take home the miHealth device and our practitioner system, BWS, and use them with your own clients for 60 days. At the end, return everything — or keep going: buy the miHealth for $5,000 and continue BWS on our rent-to-own plan.
Start the 60-day experienceNo. It's a general-wellness tool that supports your energy, recovery and wellbeing. It doesn't diagnose, treat, cure or prevent anything.
A TENS unit pushes a fixed signal through the skin to make muscles contract. miHealth works differently — it reads your tissue in real time, its signal changes as your body responds, and it carries the body's own information rather than one fixed pulse. Different job entirely.
Home programs are guided and simple — glide it over the area and it finds the spot for you. Advanced programs are unlocked through a practitioner license, which is why most people use miHealth alongside a practitioner.
miHealth is non-invasive and drug-free, and has been used gently on people of all ages. As with any electrotherapy device, there is specific guidance for pacemakers and certain conditions — it's in the materials, and our team will walk you through it. If in doubt, check with your doctor first.
Four professional tools — microcurrent with biofeedback, red-light, PEMF and digital Infoceuticals — in one handheld. A serious standalone version of each runs into several thousand dollars; bought separately they'd total well into five figures. One device, your whole household, for years.
One-time $5,000 · 30-day money-back guarantee · Best paired with a practitioner.
miHealth is a general-wellness product and not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results vary from person to person.