Contraindications for PEMF therapy are for patients with implanted electronic medical devices: Pacemakers, insulin pumps, spinal cord stimulators, defibrillators - as the magnetic field may interfere with the function of these devices. Metal rods, artificial joints, and screws from surgical corrections do not pose a problem, only computerised devices.

The number of PEMF sessions needed to see results can vary depending on the individual’s condition, goals, and how their body responds to the therapy. Generally, many people report noticeable improvements after just a few sessions, while others may require a series of consistent treatments over weeks to achieve their desired outcomes.

For acute conditions, results might be seen more quickly, whereas chronic or long-term issues may require a longer treatment plan. Regular sessions, combined with a tailored approach, typically yield the best results. It’s important to set realistic expectations and evaluate progress as you go.

Improved membrane Potential, Electromagnetic Stimulation,Increased ATP production, Enhanced ION exchange.

By reducing pain, inflammation, and recovery times, PEMF enables individuals to achieve their rehab goals more effectively.

PEMF therapy can amplify rehabilitation efforts by targeting cellular recovery and enhancing the body’s natural healing processes.