ACTT Med in London: Alternating Current Treatment Therapy
Now available at Battersea Park Clinic,
London SW11 3BN
ACTT Med delivers a precisely calibrated alternating current, mid-to-high frequency and extremely low amperage, in a patented sine wave form. It is delivered non-invasively through transdermal pads or a grounding sheet, and it is completely imperceptible. No needles, no discomfort, no downtime.
Sessions are available now at Battersea Park Clinic on Battersea Park Road in SW11, under practitioner supervision, from 30 pounds. Call 020 7846 9596 to arrange an initial consultation.
What is ACTT Med?
What Sets Us Apart
ACTT stands for Alternating Current Treatment Therapy. The device delivers a precisely calibrated alternating current in a patented sine wave form, at mid-to-high frequency and extremely low amperage. The waveform is engineered for tissue penetration rather than sensation.
The signal reaches the body non-invasively, through hypoallergenic transdermal pads placed on the skin or through a grounding sheet you simply sit or lie on. There is nothing to feel: sessions can run while you rest, sleep or read.
The underlying hypothesis is that exposure to this alternating current may increase the fourth phase of water, known as structured or EZ water, within the body. This is theorised to build larger exclusion zones inside blood vessels, potentially reducing internal friction and supporting microcirculation, oxygenation and toxin clearance at a cellular level. This is a hypothesis under investigation, not an established mechanism.
How an ACTT Med session works
What Sets Us Apart
1. Initial consultation. Our practitioners take a full health history and discuss your wellness goals. We confirm suitability and explain the protocol in plain terms. ACTT Med is not suitable for those who are pregnant, have epilepsy, use a pacemaker or have metallic implants.
2. Transdermal application. Hypoallergenic pads are placed on the skin at targeted sites, or you may simply sit or lie on a grounding sheet. The device operates silently and you feel nothing.
3. The session. Sessions typically run during a period of rest. You can read, meditate or simply relax. The alternating current works at a cellular level, with no sensation, no downtime and no recovery required.
4. Review and programme design. Our team discusses your response and designs an ongoing programme where appropriate, integrating ACTT Med alongside Battersea Park Clinic's wider integrative offering.
Safety, suitability and contra-indications
What Sets Us Apart
Ultra-low amperage. The signal is imperceptible. No known adverse side effects have been reported with comparable technology over years of use.
Clinician supervised. Every session at Battersea Park Clinic is conducted under practitioner supervision and preceded by a full health assessment.
Experimental status. ACTT Med is used for experimental wellness purposes. It has not been evaluated by the MHRA or the FDA and does not claim to treat, diagnose or cure any medical condition.
Contraindications. ACTT Med is not suitable during pregnancy, or for anyone with epilepsy, a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, metallic implants, or an allergy to hypoallergenic dermal patches. Please tell our team about any health condition before booking, and consult your GP or specialist if you have concerns.
ACTT Med: frequently asked questions
What Sets Us Apart
What does ACTT stand for? Alternating Current Treatment Therapy: a mid-to-high frequency, ultra-low amperage alternating current delivered transdermally in a patented sine wave form.
What does a session feel like? Nothing at all. The signal is imperceptible. You sit or lie comfortably with hypoallergenic pads on the skin, or on a grounding sheet, and rest for the duration of the session.
How much does ACTT Med cost in London? A single practitioner-supervised session at Battersea Park Clinic is 30 pounds, a block of ten is 250 pounds, and a device for home use is 3,150 pounds.
Where can I try ACTT Med in the UK? Battersea Park Clinic, 521-525 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BN. Call 020 7846 9596 to arrange an initial consultation.
Is ACTT Med a medical device? No. It has not been evaluated by the MHRA or the FDA and is offered for experimental wellness purposes only. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition.
Who should not use ACTT Med? It is not suitable during pregnancy, or for anyone with epilepsy, a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, metallic implants, or an allergy to hypoallergenic dermal patches.
Do I need a consultation first? Yes. Every new client has a wellbeing consultation with a practitioner, who takes a full health history and confirms suitability before any session.
Can I use ACTT Med alongside other treatments? Yes. Many clients combine it with other services at the clinic, such as the Energy Enhancement System, infrared sauna, hyperbaric oxygen therapy or red light therapy.
Research, regulation and the advisory board
What Sets Us Apart
ACTT Med is an early-stage technology, and we present it as exactly that. Preliminary laboratory work has been carried out in vitro, and a summary is available in the PDF further down this page and from our practitioners at the clinic. In vitro results do not guarantee equivalent outcomes in living systems, and in vivo human trials have not yet been conducted.
The company's advisory board includes clinicians and scientists trained at Johns Hopkins, Harvard Medical School, the Mayo Clinic, Stanford University, Siemens Healthineers and the University of Miami. Its board of directors includes David Pacitti, chief executive of Avanos Medical and former president of Siemens Medical Solutions USA, who also sits on the boards of AdvaMed and Orchestra BioMed.
With more than thirty years of global regulatory affairs experience on the advisory team, ACTT Med is actively progressing its regulatory strategy towards formal FDA engagement. Board and advisory committee members receive no financial compensation.
A mission born from loss
What Sets Us Apart
In 2004, ACTT Med founder Mike Colton lost his twenty-year-old son Ryan, almost overnight. That loss became the driving force behind two decades of research into alternating current therapy and its effects on the body at a cellular level.
It is an unusual origin for a wellness technology, and it explains a great deal about how the company is run. The board of directors and the medical advisory committee receive no financial compensation. They are involved because they believe the research is worth pursuing.
We think that context matters when you are considering an early-stage technology. We would rather tell you plainly where ACTT Med stands than overstate what is known.
ACTT Med session pricing in London
What Sets Us Apart
Single session, 30 pounds. One ACTT Med session at Battersea Park Clinic, practitioner supervised.
Block of ten sessions, 250 pounds. The recommended approach for sustained use, and a saving of 50 pounds against pay-as-you-go.
Own your device, 3,150 pounds. Purchase an ACTT Med device for home use. One device covers the whole household, with no ongoing session costs. Enquire at the clinic to purchase.
Home device use is at the owner's discretion and the contraindications above still apply. ACTT Med is for experimental wellness use only. Prices are correct at the time of writing; please call 020 7846 9596 to confirm.
All About Us
What Sets Us Apart
Sessions are available by appointment at Battersea Park Clinic, 521-525 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BN. Call 020 7846 9596 or contact the clinic to speak with a practitioner about whether ACTT Med is right for you. We are a short walk from Queenstown Road and Battersea Park stations.
Important notice. Statements on this page regarding ACTT Med have not been evaluated by the MHRA or the FDA. ACTT Med is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Any laboratory data referenced in our literature is preliminary in vitro work and does not guarantee equivalent outcomes in living systems; in vivo human trials have not yet been conducted. All information here is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult your medical practitioner before undertaking any new wellness intervention. Battersea Park Clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission.
