FAQ

Pulse Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Cellular Exercise is a therapy in which electromagnetic fields reach deep inside your body to exercise your cells. It causes your cells to expand and contract, similarly to when you work out at the gym. Just like your muscles, your cells need to be strong. Weak cells are characterized by low voltage. PEMF Cellular Exercise replenishes energy in low voltage cells. As your cells expand and contract, they are able to expel toxins and absorb nutrients. Your cells’ voltage increases and they grow stronger. High voltage cells are able to grow, heal, and reproduce successfully. Strong cells will create more strong cells!

PEMF Cellular Exercise has also been found to support the body’s own healing ability by replenishing the natural charge that exists in healthy cells. When your body is healthy you sleep better, experience more energy, and are less likely to experience pain and inflammation.

The basic technology has existed in various forms for decades, starting with Nikola Tesla’s alternating current in the 1800’s. About seventy years ago, Dr. Harold Saxton Burr, PhD proved that disease was preceded by a quantifiable imbalance in our electrical charge. Shortly after, PEMF Cellular Exercise began being used to aid in bone growth. It currently is used to support whole body wellness.

People of all ages can benefit from PEMF therapy. There are no age restrictions. Senior citizens particularly enjoy PEMF, but regardless of age, your cell love a charge!

No, you will feel a gentle pulsing or tapping. Many times our clients doze off during their sessions.

Absolutely! This therapy charges your cells and allows them to function at their fullest capacity. Experiments conducted at Old Dominion University and supported by the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research observed the effects of ultra-powerful pulses on living tissue. As an emerging field of study, Bioelectrics, reveal “these powerful, ultrashort voltage pulses do something nothing else can — harmlessly slip past the cell’s exterior to shock the vital structures within.”

If you have a pacemaker, are pregnant, have a history of seizure, or have any electronic device implanted in your body (that cannot be removed for the session), PEMF is not an option for you. Please ask us about other appointment types that may be helpful.

No, all PEMF therapy can be done while you are fully clothed. You are welcome to remove your shoes, if you like.

Generally, we recommend 1 hour sessions to receive the full benefit.

This will be determined through your intake assessment. Different problems require different amounts of treatment. We have affordable packages available.

Since the effects are cumulative, it is recommend, when your first start PEMF, that you come at least twice a week, but you can come every day if that works for you. After your initial series of appointments, we offer packages and maintenance plans with weekly or monthly sessions — depending on your case.

No. While many of our clients come to us at the recommendation of their physician, a referral is not required.

The Pulse XL Pro is the only Cellular Exercise system in the world to combine solid-state engineering, integrated electronics, and user-controlled adjustable pulse and magnetic field strength. We combine the PEMF table, chair, pads, paddles, and rings to create a wellness program that is focused on your specific needs!

Most people report feeling great! If you feel tired or achy after your session, that may be an indication that many toxins were released from your cells during your session. Taking the Turbo NUtrients/Drainage-Tone/ReHydration combination (in water) should reduce or eliminate this. Please let your technician know so that your next session can be gentler. If you feel bad after your session, call us right away for a complimentary “low & slow” where we will support your body with the detox process with 15-20 minutes in our PEMF chair.

That’s no problem. Even if you have metal screws, plates, rods, or joints, you can still participate in PEMF therapy.

Yes, the FDA first approved PEMF for bone loss in 1979 and over the years, has continued to add more indications.