Electromagnetic energy is around us all the time—from shows we stream on our phones, to listening to the radio and even in the human body (which emits heat, i.e. infrared waves). Pulsed Electromagnetic Field devices are safe because the waves they produce are located toward the lowest end of the electromagnetic spectrum, which means they are safe to pass through the human body.
However, anyone with a pacemaker or cochlear implants should not participate in PEMF, as the magnetic field may interfere with its function.

Effectiveness of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy waves depends on specific parameters that target our cell tissues. Like a song that has a specific melody, rhythm, and tempo, Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy delivers waves in an organized sequence (melody), at specific frequencies (rhythm) set to a certain pulse (tempo).
Microcirculation is the process that moves blood through the smallest vessels and sensitive tissues such as the brain and the other vital organs. This process supplies tissues and organs with oxygen and nutrients, transports hormones to target tissues and receptors, and removes metabolic waste and carbon dioxide. When microcirculation is compromised, sensitive organ tissues such as the brain can be significantly impacted. Furthermore, microcirculation decreases with age. Loss of microcirculation can contribute to the development of diabetes, hypertension and other chronic tissue diseases.
About 75% of all circulation occurs in the smallest blood vessels and capillaries via a process called microcirculation.

Better circulation means:

• Better supply of oxygen
• Better supply of nutrients
• Better disposal of metabolic waste

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy is a safe, noninvasive way to improve microcirculation and ensure that your body is functioning at its best level possible.