PEMF Pain Relief

What is PEMF Therapy?

Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) is an innovative FDA approved treatment that helps with a large manner of painful conditions. Whether chronic pain from arthritis or acute pain from a fall or sports injury, drug free pain relief is possible with PEMF. Pain from systemic conditions such as fibromyalgia or Lyme disease can also be helped with PEMF. PEMF is completely non invasive and there are no side effects or down time with the treatment. Try it today with our New Patient introductory offer (see below).

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How Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy Works

PEMF therapy addresses impaired chemistry and function of cells. Low frequency electromagnetic fields are passed through the body penetrating every cell, tissue, organ and even bone without being absorbed or altered. As these fields are passed through the body, they stimulate most of the electrical and chemical processes in the tissues. This allows PEMF therapy to positively support cellular energy resulting in better cellular health and function.

The benefits of PEMF therapy do so much to restore your cells to their normal healthy state that it also makes your immune system stronger. It helps your body rid itself of impurities that toxify it and will speed up your recovery time without any side effects.

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Conditions Helped with PEMF Therapy

PEMF is an amazing therapy helping patients with a wide variety of pain and illness. The technology is the very same used by NASA to help with bone loss and muscle degeneration. PEMF has been endorsed by numerous professionals including Dr. Mehmet Oz, Tony Robbins, and Ben Greenfield (Voted #1 Person Trainer in the Nation in 2008).

Below are listed some of the common conditions that Dr. Ronald Wichin uses this amazing technology to help his patients with. Click on the boxes below to learn more about how PEMF helps with each condition:

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