PEMF therapy, which stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, has been a recognized method for enhancing health with magnetic energy for over 60 years. While its technology continues to advance, it’s only in recent decades that people have begun to fully appreciate its benefits—particularly as the demands on our physical and mental well-being increase over time.

Using the most advanced PEMF device on the market, the PEMF-120, your cells are stimulated to restore their natural healing capacity to 100%. This happens as each cell is immersed in a pulsed electromagnetic field, promoting detoxification, oxygenation, and replication in an optimal environment.

The PEMF-120 works in tune with your body’s biofeedback, focusing on areas that are not functioning at their peak. This process unleashes ATP (the fuel of your cells) and helps your body quickly return to its optimal state of health, reducing pain while enhancing its natural ability to heal itself.

PEMF therapy is not only safe, it’s also a highly non-invasive healing therapy. Several research studies have been conducted that confirm its safety, a few of which you can explore in the resources below:

Ganesan K, Gengadharan A, Balachandran C, Manohar B, Puvanakrishnan R. Low frequency pulsed electromagnetic field–a viable alternative therapy for arthritis. Indian J Exp Biol. 2009;47(12):939-948. [PubMed]

Cameron, I.L., Short, N.J. & Markov, M.S. Safe alternative cancer therapy using electromagnetic fields. Environmentalist 27, 453–456 (2007). [SpringerLink]

Mohammadi R, Mahmoodzadeh S. Combination of Local Transplantation of In Vitro Bone-marrow Stromal Cells and Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields Accelerate Functional Recovery of Transected Sciatic Nerve Regeneration: A Novel Approach in Transected Nerve Repair. Curr Neurovasc Res. 2015;12(3):222-231. [PubMed]

Dr. William Pawluk, Use of a PEMF to Treat Complex TBI With Brain Gauge and Rivermead Outcome Measures. Journal of Science and Medicine (2020) [JoSam]

The only instances where we do not provide PEMF treatment is to anyone who must wear a pacemaker for their heart, who is currently pregnant or breastfeeding, and any child ages 12 and under.

Think of PEMF as a natural necessity for the human body—just as we require oxygen, water, and food, we also benefit from PEMF. For optimal results, consistent use is key, allowing you to experience noticeable and positive improvements in your overall well-being.

PEMF therapy is especially recommended for individuals looking to address and support the management of conditions such as:

• Reduction of cancer tumors

• Relief from depression and anxiety

• Pain management for multiple sclerosis

• Pain management for Parkinson’s disease

• Rapid alleviation of chronic pain

• Decreasing inflammation

• Enhancing range of motion

• Boosting energy levels

• Improving sleep and combating insomnia

• Recovery of muscle mass following surgery

• Strengthening ligaments

• Accelerating bone healing

• Significantly improving circulation

• Promoting nerve regeneration

• Recovery from concussions and head trauma

• And much more

Absolutely! In fact, combining therapies can produce that desired healing effect you may be looking for. Some good treatments that can align perfectly with receiving PEMF therapy include:

• Hypnosis or hypnotherapy
• Acupuncture
• Physiotherapy
• Infrared
• Counselling
• Chiropractic
• Massage Therapy
• Osteopathy
• Cranial sacral therapy (CST)

We recommend our clients to undergo at least 3 PEMF treatments, depending on the reason. We will normally schedule clients to come in for treatment once a week, 3 times total.

Generally, we suggest you come weekly. However, your treatment numbers may be less depending on your health condition in question. For example, cancer patients and anyone who is recovering from surgery will require more regular weekly treatments until your condition or ailment has improved.

PEMF therapy is beneficial at any time, particularly if you have experienced one or more of the following situations:

• Previous treatments have not provided the desired results

• Surgical outcomes have been complicated or less effective than expected

• Chronic pain persists despite receiving conventional care

• You are experiencing negative side effects from traditional treatments, such as antidepressants

• You feel frustrated by the lack of improvement from any of the above and are still seeking effective healing