Setting 4 on Wersland's Makita jigsaw corresponded to 40 Hz reset frequency
Jason Wersland · Therabody: Jason Wersland · May 20, 2024 · at 32:45
Dr. Jason Wersland, founder of Therabody, describes prototyping the first percussive therapy device using a modified Makita jigsaw to relieve his chronic pain.
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“I found out later that that's actually frequency, and four was 40 hertz. And if you look now, if you Google 40 hertz, it will come up with the reset frequency.”
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