When NASA noticed its astronauts returning from space feeling ill and exhausted, it began to research the effects of magnetic fields on human performance. 

When the agency added pulsating electromagnetic fields to its spacecraft, the problem with our astronauts disappeared. 

NASA’s four-year study proved that PEMF—pulsed electromagnetic field—therapy can improve the growth and repair of tissues in humans and animals.

Since then, this therapy has been widely used in both medical and at-home settings to enhance healing and relieve pain. You can think of a PEMF therapy session as jumpstarting your cells back to health.

Much like a Battery Charger, Here's How PEMF Therapy Works...

PEMF Therapy Mats work by stimulating healing at the cellular level. Through the use of pulsed magnetic fields, PEMF therapy treats deep inside the body to get to the root of the problem: cell damage. 

Just through daily living (stress, lack of sleep, being indoors, environmental toxicity, etc.), the flow of communication created by the natural positive and negative charges in your body is disrupted - ie. your battery charge decreases. 

When this happens, nutrient absorption and cellular detoxification are compromised and cells break down. Restoring positive & negative charges to their ideal state with PEMF therapy promotes the repair of cells and allows for optimal body functioning - ie. you charge your battery! 

Research using a range of PEMF devices has consistently demonstrated that pulsed electromagnetic therapy is a safe, non-invasive alternative treatment that yields results.

Many studies conducted on the efficacy of PEMF Therapy have focused on pain, but a wide body of research has indicated that PEMF therapy has many other proven benefits, including activating and stimulating the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) which controls breathing, heart rate, digestion, and all vital body functions; relieving anxiety and depression; promote bone formation; and so much more.

• Slows the loss of bone mass: Slows bone mass loss, including bone loss induced by estrogen deficit and disuse, and in individuals with Type 2 Diabetes

• Facilitates new bone growth: Has a proven positive effect on the regeneration of cartilage, bone, tendon and ligament; clinically approved by worldwide regulatory bodies for the adjunctive treatment of recalcitrant fractures and other bone fractures; has been shown to increase bone mineral density in osteoporosis-prone women

• Beneficial for a variety of bone disorders: Used to promote healing and new bone growth in conditions including fresh fracture, delayed and nonunion fractures, diabetic osteopenia, osteoporosis, osteonecrosis and osteoarthritis

• Improves circulation: Increases capillary speed and diameter in chronic wounds, promoting improved microcirculation

• Accelerates healing: An effective adjunctive therapy for the treatment of both delayed-union fractures and chronic wounds, with proven abilities to accelerate wound closure and deliver benefits at various stages of healing

• Enhances immune system health: Modulates the immune system’s response in the presence of infections, which can also decrease inflammation and enhance the healing process

• Reduces pain and inflammation: Widely used as a treatment for postoperative pain and swelling; relieves pain and swelling in patients with chronic back pain and following injury or surgery; decreases chronic inflammation 

• Enhances muscle recovery: Helps shorten recovery time through energy production; reduces delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) in athletes such as marathon runners

• Improves mood: Enhances mood for some patients with depression; improves quality of life and reduces anxiety for people experiencing pain

As we close, don't forget to grab the 6 Surprising Misconceptions of Bone Health (and Why It Matters). 

After going through these Misconceptions, you'll be empowered to make informed decisions about your lifestyle to live the life you deserve & love! 

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