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FAQ

It supports you with a non-invasive, gentle approach delivered by certified professionals as part of your medical or physiotherapy care for musculoskeletal and related conditions.

It involves wearing Class I ANF Devices, small circular devices placed on your skin within a personalised care plan designed for you.

Each ANF Device contains a set of bio-frequency codes that interact passively with your body’s biofield. These frequencies help your body maintain its natural physiological balance without releasing chemicals or pharmacological substances.

During your session, a certified ANF Therapist fully assesses your body and applies selected ANF Devices tailored to your individual needs. Many people notice improvements in comfort, mobility, or function as therapy progresses.

Note: Individual responses vary. ANF Therapy® complements medical diagnosis and treatment; it does not replace them.

Certified healthcare professionals use ANF Therapy® to support your body’s natural responses in cases of persistent discomfort or inflammation. They apply ANF Devices externally on your skin; each device contains a configuration of bio-frequency codes theorised to passively interact with your body’s biofield.

This non-invasive approach complements your medical and/or physiotherapeutic treatment by supporting your body’s physiological regulation processes. It may help manage discomfort and inflammation-related symptoms.

By supporting your body’s communication systems and bioelectrical patterns, ANF Therapy® is theorised to contribute to your overall comfort, mobility, and function without introducing active pharmacological substances.

Note: Individual results may vary. ANF Therapy® is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.

ANF Therapy® is used by certified healthcare professionals as part of an integrative care strategy in conjunction with medical or physiotherapeutic treatment, to support the body’s natural responses in various musculoskeletal and related conditions.

It is not intended to diagnose or treat specific diseases, but rather to complement rehabilitation and wellness programs under clinical supervision.
Below are examples of functional categories where ANF Therapy® may be incorporated into supportive care plans:

  • Chronic Discomfort: Used to support individuals experiencing persistent discomfort in areas such as the back, neck, or joints.
  • Inflammatory Responses: May be used to support soft tissue recovery in cases of muscular, joint, or connective tissue irritation.
  • Migraine-Like Tension: Can be integrated into care for recurring tension or discomfort patterns affecting the head and neck region.
  • Muscle and Joint Concerns: May assist with functional goals in recovery in the presence of muscle strains, ligament sprains, or joint stiffness.
  • Low Energy and Fatigue: In some cases, ANF Therapy® may be used as part of strategies aimed at supporting perceived vitality and energy levels.
  • Stress-Related Physical Tension: Applied to support general well-being in individuals experiencing muscular tension associated with stress.
  • Digestive Discomfort: Under professional guidance, may be incorporated in care plans for individuals experiencing mild functional digestive issues such as bloating or abdominal tightness.
  • Sleep-Related Disturbances: Used in cases where sleep quality may be affected by musculoskeletal discomfort or nervous system imbalance.
  • Sports Injuries: May support athletic recovery and injury prevention protocols by addressing soft tissue discomfort and supporting functional mobility.


Note: ANF Therapy® is a Class I non-invasive device intended for external use under professional supervision. It is not a replacement for medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results may vary.

For a summary of observed results and safety from real‑world use, please refer to our Evidence & Safety Profile section.

It is a non-invasive method used by certified healthcare professionals for people of all ages, including children, adults, and older individuals.

Because it is applied externally and contains no chemical or pharmacological substances, it offers a supportive option when used under clinical supervision as part of your medical or physiotherapy treatment plan.

When incorporated into your personalised care plan, ANF Therapy® may help support your recovery and comfort at different stages of life. A qualified practitioner should continually assess your suitability based on your health status, age, and therapeutic needs.

Please note, ANF Therapy® is not intended to be a standalone treatment or replace medical care. Its use with children or older adults should always follow professional evaluation and guidance.

This non-invasive method carry minimal risk when used correctly under clinical supervision. However, some people may experience mild, temporary reactions such as:

  • Mild headache
  • Dry mouth
  • Temporary dizziness
  • Mild flu-like sensations
  • Fatigue
  • General discomfort
  • Itchiness or skin sensitivity where the devices are applied
  • These effects usually resolve quickly and are seen as part of your body’s natural adjustment process, often called detox-related responses in clinical practice.

Because it does not release substances or use drugs, the chance of side effects is generally low. If any discomfort lasts more than 24 hours, you should remove the device.

For a detailed overview of safety data, please visit our Evidence & Safety Profile section.

After an ANF Therapy® session, some individuals notice changes such as shifts in swelling, localised sensations, mobility, or overall well-being. Responses vary depending on each person’s condition, health status, and therapy goals.

Occasionally, mild and temporary effects like fatigue or mild headaches may occur as part of the body’s natural adaptation process.

To support your experience, maintaining proper hydration is recommended. Your certified ANF Therapist will provide personalised guidance and may suggest follow-up sessions based on your clinical response.

Yes. After a session, your certified practitioner may recommend the following care guidelines to support your therapy experience:

  • Stay Hydrated: Try to drink 1–2 glasses of water per hour during the day, but avoid large amounts close to bedtime.
  • Follow Your Therapist’s Advice: Make sure to follow all personalised instructions or protocols your certified ANF Therapist provides.
  • Monitor Your Symptoms: Keep track of any changes you notice in symptoms, physical sensations, or overall well-being.
  • Allow Yourself to Rest: Give your body time to rest and adjust, especially if you feel tired or fatigued.
  • Schedule Follow-Ups: Attend follow-up sessions as recommended to maintain your personalised care plan.

In most cases, you can return to your regular daily activities after an ANF Therapy® session. However, it’s important to follow any specific guidance your certified ANF Therapist provides, especially concerning physical exertion or rest.

Routine personal hygiene is generally compatible with wearing ANF Devices.

The timeline for noticing any effects varies between individuals. Some people may observe changes after the first session, while others may need several sessions to experience any perceived differences.

Your certified ANF Therapist will personalise the treatment to your specific needs and monitor your progress to support your care journey.

Yes, it is common to feel mild soreness or fatigue after an ANF Therapy® session. These temporary sensations may reflect your body adjusting and engaging in its natural processes.

This reaction is considered safe and expected, and it typically eases as your body adapts. If you have any concerns, your certified ANF Therapist is available to guide and support you.

To find a certified ANF Therapy® practitioner near you, simply visit our map. Enter your location, and the website will show certified practitioners in your area. This way, you can connect with qualified professionals trained in the ANF Therapy Method.

Staying hydrated is important to support your body. Your therapist will provide follow-up instructions to help you get the most from your sessions and may recommend additional treatments based on your individual response and care plan.

ANF Therapy® practitioners come from strong medical or health-related backgrounds. Many have experience in physiotherapy, chiropractic care, osteopathy, nursing, or other medical fields, giving them a solid understanding of the human body and how it functions.

In addition to their professional background, these practitioners complete rigorous training and certification through the ANF Academy. This comprehensive program teaches the principles and techniques of ANF Therapy® , helping practitioners develop the knowledge and skills needed to integrate the method into their scope of practice.

To maintain their certification, ANF Therapy® practitioners engage in ongoing education and training. This continuous learning ensures they stay up to date with the latest advancements and techniques, supporting their ability to provide you with high-quality, professional care.

No. It cannot be administered remotely because it requires the expertise of a certified practitioner for accurate assessment and proper application of the ANF Devices.

You don’t need to visit the clinic every three days for device changes. After at least one in-person visit, you can learn how to replace the devices at home every 72 hours with guidance from your therapist.

Your practitioner will advise you on when to return, which is usually only necessary if your care plan requires a protocol change or other adjustments.

An initial in-person consultation with a certified ANF Therapy® practitioner is essential to establish your personalised care plan. Follow-up visits are scheduled based on your progress and individual needs, helping maintain continuity of care and support the intended effects of the therapy.

The cost of ANF Therapy® can vary as individual practitioners set their own prices.

Generally, the cost may include the initial consultation, follow‑up sessions, and the ANF Devices used during the therapy.
For specific pricing information, contact a certified ANF Therapy practitioner.

They can provide details about the costs associated with your personalised care plan. To find a practitioner near you, visit our map.
Staying hydrated is important to support your body during ANF Therapy®.

Your therapist will provide follow‑up instructions to support the intended effects and may recommend additional sessions based on your individual needs and response.

Whether insurance covers ANF Therapy® depends on several factors:

  • Insurance Provider: We recommend checking with your insurance company prior to attending an ANF Therapy® session.
  • Policy Details: Your insurance policy’s specifics are key. Some policies have provisions for newer or complementary approaches, while others may not include them.
  • Medical Necessity: In some cases, if your healthcare provider determines that ANF Therapy® meets your insurer’s requirements for medical necessity, coverage may be possible.
  • Region and Regulations: Your region’s healthcare regulations can influence insurance coverage for complementary or supportive therapies. Your practitioner may be able to guide you on how to gather relevant information.
  • Healthcare Provider: Some insurers provide coverage for care delivered by licensed healthcare professionals; this depends on your policy’s terms.

To determine if your insurance covers ANF, you should:

  • Contact Your Insurance Company: Speak directly with your insurance provider to inquire about coverage for ANF Therapy®.
  • Consult Your Healthcare Provider: Ask your ANF Therapist if they have experience with insurance claims for ANF Therapy®.
  • Review Your Policy: Examine the details of your insurance policy for any mention of coverage for complementary or supportive therapies.

Payment plans or financing options for ANF Therapy® may be available, but they vary depending on the individual practitioner or clinic. Discussing these options directly with your certified ANF Therapy® practitioner is best.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it’s important to consult both your healthcare provider and a certified ANF Therapy® practitioner before starting therapy. They can offer personalised advice and assess whether ANF Therapy® is suitable for you, taking into account your health and your baby’s well-being.

This non-invasive and chemical-free approach is designed for use under professional supervision and may be considered for people of different ages, including children. When used under clinical guidance, it can support comfort, mobility, or other functional goals in paediatric care.

If ANF Therapy® is being considered for a child, it’s important to consult a certified ANF Therapy® practitioner. They can assess whether this approach is appropriate and tailor the therapy to your child’s specific needs and health status.

You may it alongside other treatments and medications under the guidance of your qualified healthcare provider. This integrated approach can form part of a broader care plan that considers many aspects of your health.

It’s important to discuss all your treatments and medications with your healthcare provider to create a personalised plan that fits your individual needs and goals. This way, you can take a well-rounded approach to supporting your health with ANF Therapy®.

Here are a few important points to keep in mind:
  • Avoid Open Wounds: It’s recommended not to apply ANF Therapy® directly on open wounds.
  • Hydration: Staying well-hydrated can support your body during therapy. We suggest drinking water before and after your session, as advised by your practitioner.
  • Professional Consultation: Always have ANF Therapy® administered by a trained and certified practitioner. They will tailor the therapy to your needs and monitor your response during treatment.
  • Medical History: Share your full medical history with your practitioner before starting ANF Therapy®. This helps them determine if the approach suits you and allows them to adapt it to your specific situation.
  • Monitoring: Pay attention to your body during therapy and inform your healthcare provider if you notice anything unusual. While some temporary responses (sometimes called detox-related) can happen, they usually pass quickly. If discomfort lasts longer than 24 hours, gently remove the ANF Devices and inform your ANF Therapist.
  • Integrating Other Treatments: If you’re receiving other treatments or taking medication, discuss with your practitioner how ANF Therapy® fits into your overall care plan. This supports a coordinated approach to your well-being.

This non-invasive approach, certified healthcare professionals use to support your comfort, mobility, and functional recovery in cases such as chronic musculoskeletal discomfort or sports-related injuries. In clinical practice, some individuals notice changes in perceived discomfort or movement during their course of sessions.

Individual responses can vary depending on factors like the nature of your injury or condition, your overall health, and the frequency of sessions. It’s important to consult with a qualified ANF Therapist to discuss your specific situation and goals, so therapy can be considered as part of your personalised care plan.

Patients have shared a variety of experiences, including:

  • Positive feedback about their sessions
  • Reports of changes in comfort, mobility, or overall well-being
  • Use in sports-related recovery
  • Integration into general wellness or supportive care plans
  • Some individuals describe their personal experiences with perceived discomfort, activity levels, or daily function. These accounts are subjective and reflect individual experiences, which may not represent all users.

For more firsthand stories, you can visit our social media channels, where patients share their experiences as part of supportive care alongside medical or physiotherapy treatments.

Yes. To see upcoming webinars and workshops about ANF Therapy®, please follow us on social media. You can also visit the ANF Academy website at ANF Academy Webinars to watch recordings of previous sessions anytime.

Yes. You can find ANF Studies & Research publications on our website at www.anfacademy.com/publications. These publications include research on the intended applications and clinical use of ANF Therapy®.

Because of several key factors:

  • Non-Pharmaceutical Approach: It doesn’t involve medications, injections, or invasive procedures.
  • ANF Device Technology: It uses ANF Devices configured with bio-frequency codes that passively interact with your body’s biofield as part of supportive care.
  • Minimal Risk Profile: Unlike medications or surgery, ANF Therapy® is generally well-tolerated, with only occasional mild and temporary responses reported in clinical practice.
  • Tailored Application: Each session is adapted to your individual needs and goals, aiming to provide comfort and support musculoskeletal function.
  • Certified Practitioners: ANF Therapy® is applied only by certified therapists trained in safe techniques and professional protocols.

Together, these factors make ANF Therapy®a non-invasive, supportive option that can be integrated into rehabilitation and wellness care under professional supervision.

For details on observed outcomes and safety from our latest Clinical Evaluation Report, please see our Evidence & Safety Profile section.

ANF Devices work through a non-invasive process that does not release chemicals or pharmacological substances.

Principle of Operation:

  • Neuro Frequency Technology: ANF Devices are programmed with specific bio-frequency codes that interact passively with your body’s biofield.
  • This interaction is designed to support your body’s natural communication processes and physiological balance as part of a broader care plan provided by certified healthcare professionals.

Application Process:

  • Placement: The devices are applied to specific areas on your body, based on your practitioner’s clinical assessment.
  • Use: Once placed on your skin, the devices work as designed, without needing batteries, plugs, or charging.
  • CE Marking: Indicates that the device meets applicable EU requirements for safety and performance for its classification.
  • TGA Inclusion: Confirms that the device is included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) and meets relevant Australian regulatory requirements.
  • FDA Registration: Shows that the manufacturer has registered the device with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in accordance with applicable regulations.

These designations indicate that ANF  devices comply with the respective jurisdiction’s requirements for their classification and are permitted for supply in those markets.

In physiology, electrical signals are naturally generated by the body’s nervous system to help coordinate communication between the brain, organs, and tissues. These bio‑signals play a role in processes such as movement, perception, and recovery.

ANF Therapy® uses wearable devices theorized to contain a configuration of bio‑frequency codes. When applied externally to intact skin, the devices are intended to work in alignment with the body’s own signalling patterns, as part of a supervised plan supporting ongoing medical or physiotherapeutic care.

The approach is designed to be non‑invasive and does not involve the use of chemicals, medications, or active energy emission.

ANF Therapy® is a Class I, non‑invasive, non‑active medical device intended to be used by trained healthcare professionals as supportive care for the treatment, alleviation, and prevention of musculoskeletal injuries and related functional impairments, alongside medical and/or physiotherapeutic treatment.

Overview of Clinical Evaluation
Our latest Clinical Evaluation Report (v3, July 2024) reviewed available scientific literature, clinical practice data, and post‑market surveillance reports. This evaluation focused on ANF Therapy® when applied under professional supervision and within its intended use.

Safety Profile

  • No serious adverse events have been reported in post‑market surveillance.
  • Most commonly observed short‑term responses included mild headache, dry mouth, transient fatigue, or local skin sensitivity at the application site.
  • These responses were typically self‑limiting and resolved without intervention.


Observed Clinical Use Outcomes

In a multicenter observational dataset of 1,054 cases reported by trained healthcare professionals:

  • Practitioners documented reductions in perceived pain scores in many cases.
  • Reports included improvements in swelling and range of motion when ANF Therapy® was integrated into rehabilitation protocols.
  • User satisfaction scores were high, with both patients and clinicians noting positive experiences when ANF Therapy® was used alongside other care measures.


These observations reflect aggregated reports from real‑world clinical use. Individual responses vary and depend on factors such as the underlying condition, concurrent treatments, and patient characteristics. ANF Therapy® is intended as supportive care and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

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