Combination of non-living-source physical energy and living-source chemical energy to maximize the salvage of ATP

This application is in the field of therapeutics using an essential sugar, D-ribose, to energize cells that are being subjected to outside energy by physical devices designed to bring energy into the body. A method of combining two energy-facilitating units for a therapeutic purpose, the first being a non-living-source physical energy device that employs such physical energy to be applied to a local area, and the second is a solitary chemical that employs living-source bioenergy to cells that are the target of the physical unit which combination renders increased intracellular energy to better effect healing by better salvaging and producing ATP.