Today, we would like to shed light on how PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy can help individuals experiencing immobility due to various factors. Whether caused by injury, chronic conditions, or age-related issues, immobility can significantly impact one’s quality of life. PEMF therapy has shown much promise in
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This is why resonant pulsed electromagnetic field therapy systems work to address pathologies – rather than just the symptoms. Resonant PEMF Therapy re-energizes damaged cells by inducing electrical changes within the cell that restore it to its normal healthy state with a healthy cell charge.
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PEMF is capable of activating cells, energizing them, achieving cellular electromagnetic homeostasis, optimizing cell function, oxygenating the blood by increasing circulation, reducing inflammation, helping to relieve aches and pains and the list goes on and on…
We are collectively waking up to this in these times while we are paving the way towards new ways of helping people to deal with various issues in the body …
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PEMF Therapy acts as an energy resource to charge your body’s mitochondria through a safe level of EMF’s that typically fall between a range of 0.5Hz and 30Hz. This level is low enough that is found organically in nature. Research has demonstrated that PEMF therapy has proven to help bones heal at a higher rate of speed, regenerate parts of the liver, reduce pain associated with arthritis in the bones, ease depression, improve sleep quality, improve blood flow and circulation, increase immune function and more.
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Many people use PEMF to help relieve aches and pains.
Muscle relaxation and improved circulation: The therapeutic application of pulsating magnetic fields produces tiny electromagnetic impulses (inductions) in the body. Through weakening nerve impulses to the muscle cells, they lose their tension and are better able to relax.
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RA usually causes joint pain, swelling, and tenderness at several joints at the same time. It could also affect the fingers and hands, as well as the shoulders, elbows, knees, jaws, back and neck. The severity of the condition may vary with periods of strong symptoms followed by remission of pain and swelling. Overtime it leads to joint damage and deformation. People suffering from RA may have difficulties completing even the simplest tasks.
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