Since its invention and approval, PMEF has shown miraculous benefits for human health and wellbeing. From physical pain to mental illnesses, healing to recovery and restoration, PEMF has never failed in meeting the ultimate goal.
Treatment with PEMF therapy involves placing a specialized PMEF ring, paddle, or pad which uses a pulsating magnetic field over the site of pain or injury. The device emits low-energy PEMFs which penetrate into organs, bones, muscles, or tendons. These pulsed electromagnetic fields interact with the body’s cellular metabolism to generate energy. This energy boost, in turn, helps low-energy cells to function more healthily.
This article will give you a brief insight into various conditions that PEMF therapy can help with and various PEMF benefits.
PEMF and Epilepsy
Epileptic seizures are brought about by unreasonable electrical releases inside the synapses. The electric movement inside the body is controlled by adenosine triphosphate (ATP) found in all its cells. It is when synapses discharge ATP that the episodes occur. ATP is then separated into adenosine which thusly hinders the electric movement and stops the seizure. In this manner, the measure of ATP influences the probability of repeating episodes of seizures. Also, that is the place a characteristic treatment for epilepsy – PEMF therapy – comes in!
Science suggests that we are continually impacted by the electromagnetic fields of the Earth, and researchers have seen a relationship between the dispersing electromagnetic fields and the number of epileptic patients which is still quickly developing. The human body works on frequencies from 1 to 30 Hz. PEMF devices utilize low-recurrence beats of 1 to 15 Hz that tenderly invigorate the brain to produce more ATP. This cycle is known as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and it has been demonstrated to effectively control epileptic seizures. (1)
PEMF and Sleep Apnea
Helping with sleep apnea and influencing the quality of sleep is one of the many PMEF benefits. Every one of us knows that it’s necessary to have a balanced brain activity to be healthy. Your sleep-wake cycle, otherwise called a circadian rhythm, is directly affected by the brain’s signals. Neural waves influence our intuition as well as our sleep pattern, and low-field magnetic incitement can synchronize those waves appropriately. At the point when utilized as a characteristic sleep aid, PEMF treatment affects an individual’s circadian rhythm and helps you sleep better.
PEMF therapy for sleep re-tunes your brain for the most extreme effectiveness. PEMFT works for better sleep by a cycle known as brainwave entrainment. By invigorating the mind with low-frequency PEMF devices, the brain begins securing in the sign that emulates a profound sleep state.
A study conducted to examine the impact of PMEF on sleep apnea showed that the field and force decreased sleep aggravations in 83% of the people who got PEMF treatment, contrasted and 57% in the benchmark group. (Fischer) (1)
PEMF and Stroke
PEMF therapy has shown amazing benefits for stroke rehabilitation. PEMF devices stimulate the cells, neurons, and tissues damaged in a stroke to recover faster.
PEMFT has been shown to supports cell oxygenation (3), launching neural cells’ capacity to fix themselves and recoup work. PEMF devices conceivably decrease the odds of plaque in the vessels that can prompt strokes. PEMF application also decreases aggravation in the vessels, invigorating flow, and microcirculation (4) as it stimulates stem cells and the production of ATP, the fuel of the cell.
A normal brain is continually revamping itself to store data and cycle biological responses. This capacity of the neurons to redesign themselves to change neural associations is known as neuroplasticity. Stroke patients have harmed neuroplasticity bringing about hindered discourse, memory, thinking capacity, and mobility. PEMF therapy is a natural way to help with all these symptoms.
PEMF and Tinnitus
Tinnitus can be brought about by an issue inside the ear itself or, mostly, coming about because of issues in the auditory center of the brain. In any case, on the grounds that PEMF has cell regenerative impacts, they can be particularly useful for tinnitus brought about by issues inside the ear itself, regardless of whether from injury, irritation, infections, or hypersensitivities.
Given tinnitus is tightly connected to different psychological disturbances, such as depression, anxiety, concentration difficulties, insomnia, and hearing handicaps, we can say without a doubt that a high-efficiency PEMF device would help given the fact it offers various programs for brain stimulation that deals with the symptoms mentioned before.
PEMF therapy improves your sleeping patterns, helps you manage stress and feel relaxed, enhances your cognitive functioning, and overall wellness. Depending on the program chosen, PEMF devices emit a combination of brainwaves scientifically proven to be present when in a specific state of mind. By enhancing them, you will achieve that desired state of mind. PEMF therapy will help in reducing tinnitus severity.
PEMF and Fibromyalgia
Low energy PEMF has been found to show promising effects in improving microcirculation, which is greatly beneficial for patients with fibromyalgia. PEMF addresses the disease and its symptoms effectively. It’s an amazing alternative to toxic medications and even surgery.
The mitochondria are called the powerhouse of the cell. Low energy production by mitochondria is a major cause of Fibromyalgia. As per studies, the fatigue experienced in fibro is mostly due to impaired circulation initiated by deficient NO (nitric oxide) levels in the blood. Low NO levels are a direct result of mitochondrial damage.PEMF therapy has been found to be highly effective in providing mitochondrial repair and it improves the oxygen-carrying capacity. On a cellular level, PEMF has been found to reduce hypoxic damage.
References:
- https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/MEG-evaluation-of-Parkinson%27s-diseased-patients-Anninos-Adamopoulos/49f696b8e7ee0470c8d43fc629aa02a114f77ac6?p2df
- Fischer G and Kokoschinegg PJ. The treatment of sleep disturbances and meteorosensitivity by pulsed magnetic fields of low intensity. Bioelectric 9(2):243 Third Symposium on Magnetotherapy and Magnetic Stimulation, 12-14 October 1989, Hungary, 1990. DOI: 10.3109/15368379009119812
- Vincenzi F, Ravani A, Pasquini S, et al. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Exposure Reduces Hypoxia and Inflammation Damage in Neuron-Like and Microglial Cells. J Cell Physiol. 2017;232(5):1200-1208. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27639248.
- Kim C, Wheatley-Guy C, Stewart G, Yeo D, Shen W, Johnson B. The impact of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy on blood pressure and circulating nitric oxide levels: a double-blind, randomized study in subjects with metabolic syndrome. Blood Press. August 2019:1-8. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31394939
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