Master Reset
Recruits the parasympathetic side of the nervous system, the half responsible for recovery rather than effort. Used when the body is stuck in a protective state and will not let go of it on its own.
Jason Harper, PT, DPT, Cert. DN
The Neubie
An injury changes how your nervous system behaves. This is the device that addresses that part directly.
Direct current, aimed at the nervous system rather than around it
The Neubie is an advanced neuromuscular re-education device built on NeuFit's patented direct current technology. Where most electrical stimulation works on muscle, this works with the nervous system, which is where the real problem often sits after an injury: guarding, protective patterns, and inhibition that persist long after the tissue itself has healed. Undoing those patterns is what lets the rest of the rehab plan finally take.
Four protocols, used for different jobs
Fortify uses Master Reset for parasympathetic recruitment and recovery, Mapping to identify where the nervous system is limiting you, Manual Therapy with NeuFit's Electric Glove alongside hands-on work, and Immersion for the hands and feet. Which of them applies to you is an assessment question, not a menu choice.
The Neubie at 792 S 3000 E, Unit 104, St. George. Call or text (435) 216-7929.
The four protocols
Mapping
Diagnostic. The device is used to find where the nervous system is limiting you, which is frequently not where it hurts, and that map then directs the rest of the plan.
Manual Therapy
NeuFit's Electric Glove combined with hands-on work, so the current and the therapist's hands are working the same tissue at the same time.
Immersion
Hand or foot immersion in water for the extremities, where surface electrodes struggle to reach everything that needs reaching.
Who ends up on it
Heal faster
Accelerated recovery after an injury or a surgery.
Perform better
For athletes stuck at a plateau that training alone has not moved.
Get fitter
A more efficient route back to strength and fitness after time off.
The Neubie is one tool in the room. Whether it belongs in your plan is a question for the assessment, and the honest answer is often that manual therapy and a well-built exercise programme will do more for you.