How It Works

A Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) system is akin to a battery charger for your body at the cellular level. It generates pulses of electromagnetic fields that re-energise every cell.
The trillions of cells in our body have specific electrical charge to function normally. Slow metabolism and poor blood circulation can occur when the electrical charge of cells are at unhealthy levels. This may lead to inflammation, pain, or other ailments.
The cell membrane is where PEMF has its main effect.
What are the Effects of PEMF on Cells?
Raises Cell Membrane Potential
Cell membrane potential is the difference in voltage between inside and outside the cell. Healthy cells are usually 70mV and above whereas chronically sick cells are 30mV or below.
Boosts Cell Membrane Permeability
Nutrients and oxygen can be better absorbed into the cell and at the same time release toxins and carbon dioxide more easily. On the contrary, buildup of toxins damages cells. Healthy food and supplements are of little use if absorption is poor.
Improves Cellular Communication
It is vital for cells to be able to send messages quickly and efficiently to coordinate and fine-tune their functions. Receptors on cell membrane are triggered by both neuropeptides and electromagnetic pulses (when using the right frequencies).
Increases ATP Levels
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is the energy-carrying molecule used in cells. It is produced in the mitochondria inside every cell. High ATP levels lead to feeling of more energy. Low ATP levels lead to feeling of tiredness.
Scientific Studies

With thousands of papers and controlled clinical studies for over 40 years, PEMF has shown great effectiveness on a vast range of health conditions.
The following are PEMF studies that may give you some validation and understanding of how PEMF works and the extensive range of health conditions that researchers have applied it to.