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Frequently Asked Questions
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PEMF works by sending magnetic pulses into your body, creating tiny electrical charges in your cells. These charges help your cells repair, recharge, and work more efficiently.
High-intensity PEMF creates much stronger pulses that can reach deep into muscles, joints, nerves, and organs — areas where real problems often begin.
Low-intensity PEMF is much weaker, and while it may help healthy people with light wellness maintenance, it usually can’t deliver enough energy to make a meaningful change in someone who is already unwell.
When your health is already compromised, you need fast, noticeable improvement. High-intensity PEMF delivers enough energy to stimulate deep circulation, reduce inflammation, and boost cellular repair within just a few sessions.
Low-intensity devices may take months of daily use to produce small changes — and sometimes never deliver enough power to reach the root of the problem.
Many people feel changes in their first 1–3 sessions with high-intensity PEMF — like less stiffness, more energy, improved mobility, or reduced discomfort.
Low-intensity PEMF often requires a long commitment with uncertain results, which isn’t ideal when you need your body to start improving now.
Healthcare professionals often use high-intensity PEMF for:
- Chronic pain and inflammation
- Circulatory problems
- Neuropathy
- Sports injuries and recovery
- Post-surgical healing
- Joint stiffness and reduced mobility
Because the magnetic field penetrates deeply, it can stimulate tissue repair in ways low-intensity mats cannot match.
Yes. High-intensity PEMF is non-invasive, drug-free, and uses safe, pulsed magnetic fields — not radiation. Sessions are adjusted to your comfort level. It’s been used for decades in clinics worldwide and is well-tolerated by most people.
The main restriction is for people with implanted electronic devices like pacemakers.
If you’re healthy and just want light maintenance, a low-intensity mat might be fine.
But if you’re dealing with real health challenges, a low-intensity device is often too weak to reach the tissues that need help.
In simple terms:
Low-intensity = a gentle nudge.
High-intensity = a real push toward recovery.
Western Medicine vs Alternative medicine
This is a great video to learn about PEMF... The referral section of the video has changed a bit but referrals are still paid! Revised video coming soon!
Western Medicine vs Alternative Medicines, the choice is yours!