Livia’s technology is based on the "Gate Control Theory". Livia is transmitting a pulse that is keeping the nerves "busy". Busy nerves means that the nerve-gate is closed, therefore pain signals cannot pass through and are unfelt.

"Over 50% of women suffer from primary menstrual cramps, for which they consume large amounts of painkillers. Livia uses a pain relief method that does not involve drug consumption. The idea is to close the "pain gates". The device stimulates the nerves, making it impossible for pain to pass. The method Livia uses has been proven effective in several clinical studies and I strongly recommend the use of the device to relieve PMS pain at any time." - Prof. Bari Kaplan
Women's Hospital - Beilinson

Livia was clinicly tested on 163 women. The clinical trial was conducted by Prof. Bari Kaplan from Women’s Hospital - Beilinson to very successful results.

Update 2016-08-14