WHAT IS PEMF?
Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field therapy, also known as PEMF, is a drug free, non-invasive, pain-relief alternative treatment, which also promotes accelerated healing for ailments and injuries. In addition, PEMF therapy improves sleep, mental focus, and the body's overall performance by helping the energy output and regeneration of the body's cells.
HOW DOES PEMF THERAPY WORK?
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PEMF stimulates cell metabolism, increases oxygenation and reduces inflammation. A cell produces energy called ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), this energy is vital for the function of the body, building up and breaking down molecules and transporting substances across cell membranes. PEMF increases ATP levels and the signal is able to penetrate the cell wall to increase its permeability, deliver more oxygen and rid waste products such as carbon dioxide helping the body heal itself naturally.
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PEMF positively charges blood cells so that they repel one another (like magnetic charges repel) making it impossible for them to stick together. This maximizes the ability of the blood cells to perform their tasks in the capillaries of all the major organs. When the blood is oxygenated, so are the organs and tissues reducing disease which can produce imbalances and sickness.
IN THE BODY
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Your whole body, including skin, bones, and organs, is composed of cells. The membranes of healthy cells have positive and negative magnetic charges. These charges are required to exchange ions carrying chemical elements your body needs to function, like calcium and potassium. Over time your cells deteriorate or get injured, and when that happens, they lose their magnetic charges - and with them, the ability to exchange ions. Symptoms like inflammation, fatigue, and pain are caused by damaged cells with low charges. PEMF technology targets the affected area and restores cells' healthy electromagnetic charges.
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