What is PEMF?
PEMF or Pulse Electromagnetic Field emits pulses of magnetic energy, similar to the healthy energy already occurring in the body. The magnetic energy waves penetrate the body, oxygenating the blood, refueling the cells and relieving painful swelling, which improves the body’s ability to heal.
Top benefits of PEMF include:
Reduction of Inflammation
Improved Circulation
Injury Recovery & Wound Healing
Pain Reduction
Improved Sleep & Relaxation
Increased Energy
Plus, PEMF is safe, non-invasive, and has no harmful side effects!
INCREASE YOUR
Blood Circulation
Cell hydration
Immune System
Bone Density
Range of Motion, Stamina & Strength
Neuromuscular Response
Improve Digestion, Cellular Metabolism & Utilization of Nutrients
DECREASE YOUR
Pain & Stiffness
Inflammation & Bruising
Stress & Depression
Toxins & Cellular Waste Build Up of Lactic Acid Recovery Time
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Yes, even on pets - like dogs and cats, horses and even show livestock including cattle! PEMF machines are not medical devices and do not treat or cure diseases or their symptoms. You should always ask your doctor before using any type of PEMF machine, but generally yes, they are safe to use.
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Normal PEMF therapy session time is 20-30 minutes but can vary depending on the situation.
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PEMF sessions can vary for each client. Diet, lifestyle, activity level, hydration, general health, & stress levels all contribute to how PEMF will work and how you or your horse/animal feels after sessions. PEMF can help them feel energized, and this feeling can build for a few hours after therapy. It is important to keep track of how they are feeling and for how long after each treatment.
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Results can last a day or weeks depending on the circumstance. In a performance situation, 1-2 sessions per week is normally sufficient.
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You don’t! You can exercise and ride your horse immediately after PEMF therapy!
Erica is a Certified MagnaWave Practitioner at Restoration Holistic Wellness Center since 2021 and is also certified through the Association of PEMF Professionals, AOPP, since 2022. She has attended MagnaCon in 21 and 22, which is the Largest PEMF conference.