Frequently Asked Questions
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What is PEMF Therapy?Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field Therapy is a safe, non-invasive alternative to conventional medicine without the use of drugs and with no side effects or risks.
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How long does a treatment take?Normal treatment time is 20-30 mins.
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Does the treatment hurt?No, treatment with PEMF is not painful and can actually feel good (like a massage) and promote relaxation. A mild electric-like pulsation is felt over the area being treated and the intensity can be adjusted for individual comfort.
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What actually happens during treatment?The blood oxygen is increased, lymphatic system is activated and acupunture points are stimulated. The process reduces pain and inflammation and promotes healing at the cellular level.
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How does it show where areas are sensitive?Muscle tissue palpitates in sentitive areas because of super oxygenation and molecule movement in the cells.
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When are the results seen or felt?Results are immediate with continued improvement over time with additional treatments.
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Is there any recovery time?There is no recovery time and activity can resume immediately.
ROUTINE USE OF MAGNA WAVE PULSED MAGNETIC ENERY IS SAID TO
IMPROVE THE BODY'S ABILITY TO REPAIR CELLS AND RECOVER
Good human and animal care includes vitamins, exercise, and good nutrition. These habits provide for a healthy immune system and help avoid getting sick. Even though we live in an industrial affluent country, our pets, and equine athletes, just as we do, suffer from energy loss due to stress and environmental pollution. Together with insufficient exercise or stress from performance and diet complications, depletes energetic balance.
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Cells no longer function correctly. This situation leads to poor circulation, declining performance, premature aging, and degenerative diseases. To potentially reclaim the body’s natural state of health; cell function needs to be restored. Routine use of Magna Wave pulsed magnetic energy is said to improve the bodies ability to repair cells and recover from illnesses.
