In microcurrents therapy, which of the following is primarily enhanced?

Microcurrent therapy primarily enhances energized cell activity. This treatment utilizes low-level electrical currents that are similar to the natural electrical activity in the body. When applied, these microcurrents penetrate the skin and stimulate the cells, promoting cellular repair and rejuvenation.

This stimulation helps improve ATP (adenosine triphosphate) production, which is crucial for energy transfer within cells. As a result, the skin cells become more active and perform their functions more efficiently, leading to improved overall skin health, including enhanced collagen production, increased circulation, and a more youthful appearance.

While amino acid levels and structural integrity of the skin may also be positively affected in a secondary manner, the primary focus and most significant impact of microcurrent therapy lies in energizing cellular activity. Thermal regulation is not a direct effect of this therapy, as it mainly addresses cellular and skin health rather than body temperature management.