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What is PEMF therapy used for?
PEMFs have many uses but find out more about the most popular applications below...
Pain Management*
Pain management is one of the most common applications for PEMFs
PEMFs work to reduce pain by changing the local tissue environment from which the pain starts.
Many people throughout the world are using PEMF therapy to manage pain caused by chronic conditions such as arthritis.
Sleep
Insomnia affects 1 in 3 people in the UK and can significantly affect health and mental function.
Therapeutic PEMFs have been shown to reduce sleep disturbances and help improve quality of sleep.
The wider benefits including reduced stress and improved circulation can also have a knock on effect and help to reduce sleep disturbance.
Mental Health
A recent NHS survey of Mental Health found that 1 in 6 adults in England had a common mental disorder.
Therapeutic PEMFs have been shown to improve concentration and mental wellbeing.
There is some evidence that PEMFs actually change brain wave activity and PEMFs are often used to assist with reducing mild depression and anxiety.
Relaxation
A lack of relaxation is a leading cause of stress-related illnesses
PEMF therapy is useful for deep relaxation and can be used alongside more traditional techniques such as breathing exercises and meditation.
It has been found that low frequency Theta-Waves (4-8 Hz) are particularly useful for deep meditation and inducing sleep.
It has been found that low frequency Theta-Waves (4-8 Hz) are particularly useful for deep meditation and inducing sleep.
What is PEMF?
PEMF stands for Pulsed ElectroMagnetic Fields. Put simply PEMF therapy is a form of magnetic therapy using ElectroMagnetic fields generated by copper coils. It targets the body at a cellular level, helping with a wide range of applications.
There are already over 7000 clinical trials using PEMF therapy and although it has many applications it is most widely used for pain management*, improving sleep and relaxation.
There are already over 7000 clinical trials using PEMF therapy and although it has many applications it is most widely used for pain management*, improving sleep and relaxation.
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*Applications of PEMF
This refers to general worldwide applications of PEMF therapy, not a particular device. Please check the product pages to see individual programs and applications.