What Are The Benefits Of PULSE PEMF Therapy?

Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field (PEMF) therapy uses technology to stimulate and exercise cells to help resolve cellular dysfunction and to support overall wellness. At E'town Chiropractic and Naturopathic Center, Dr. Tindall recommends it to many of his patients throughout Kentuckianna area for its therapeutic effects. Dr. Tindall can evaluate your health or injury to determine if he believes that PEMF therapy will work best for you.

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What is Pulsed PEMF therapy?

Pulsed PEMF therapy treats your cells like batteries. It’s common for them to slowly be drained of energy. By the end of a day, your body and mind may feel tired and depleted. That’s where PEMF technology can help. Dr. Tindall uses it to generate energy in your cells without an invasive procedure. This amplifies your natural energy and encourages your body to function more effectively. Also known as low field magnetic stimulation, it uses electromagnetic fields to try to help cellular dysfunction.

How does PEMF therapy work?

Pulsed PEMF therapy sends magnetic energy into the body. These energy waves work with your body’s natural magnetic field to improve healing. The magnetic fields help you to increase electrolytes and ions. This naturally influences electrical changes on a cellular level and influences cellular metabolism. It works with your body’s own recovery processes to help relieve chronic pain. Best of all, it’s entirely safe.

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Ultimately, the human body requires electricity to sign signals throughout the body and to your brain. PEMF therapy effectively can realign the electricity in your cells. When a cell is stimulated, it allows positive charges to enter a cell in an open ION channel. The inside of this cell becomes positively charged, which will trigger other electrical currents, turning into pulses. This can positively influence movement, healing, and sending of signals. Any disruption in electrical currents can lead to dysfunction or illness. Pulsed PEMF therapy helps restore this disruption in electrical current to the normal state, which promotes overall wellness.

Who do we recommend pulsed PEMF therapy to?

We recommend this to patients with pain or dysfunction in their:

• Ankles

• Back

• Elbows

• Hips

• Knees

• Shoulder

We also recommend this pulsed therapy to patients suffering from:

• Chronic inflammation in joints or the soft tissues

• Chronic fatigue symptoms or chronic fatigue syndrome

• Peripheral neuropathy

• Osteopenia or osteoporosis

• Poor wound healing

During a consultation, Dr. Tindall can determine if your chronic condition or injury warrants the use of Pulsed PEMF therapy.

Benefits of PEMF therapy

When patients visit Dr. Tindall, they always want to learn more about the benefits of PEMF therapy. Some of the most common benefits of this therapy include:

1. Enhances the body’s natural recovery process

2. Corrects cellular dysfunction throughout the body

3. Stimulates and exercises cells to recharge cells

4. Gives patients more energy naturally

5. Improves athletic performance

6. Reduces inflammation and pain

7. Helps you recover from an injury faster

8. Alleviate pain and reduce inflammation

9. Stimulate tissue healing & strengthen bones

10. Relieve injury and fatigue

11. Support neurotransmitter balance

12. Reduce stress & increase relaxation

13. Achieve a deeper, more restorative state of sleep

These are just some of the many benefits of this innovative therapy that Dr. Tindall uses to help his patients. You no longer have to live in pain or discomfort. Best of all, you can achieve this relief without invasive surgery.

Recharge your cells and reduce inflammation and pain with Pulsed PEMF therapy

When you’re looking for ways to improve your health and reduce pain and discomfort, schedule an appointment at E'town Chiropractic and Naturopathic to learn more about pulsed PEMF therapy. Dr. Dean Tindall offers this innovative treatment to men and women to improve your health.

​FDA APPROVED FOR:

• In 1979, the FDA approved PEMF Therapy for the healing of nonunion fractures.

• In 1998, the FDA approved PEMF Therapy for urinary incontinence and muscle stimulation.

• In 2004, the FDA approved PEMF Therapy for cervical fusion patients at high-risk of non-fusion.

• In 2006, the FDA approved PEMF Therapy for treatment of depression and anxiety.

• In 2011, the FDA approved PEMF Therapy for treatment of brain cancer.

• On October 13th, 2015, the FDA reclassified PEMF devices from their existing Class 3 category to a Class 2 status, and most PEMF devices that are sold today in the United States are FDA registered as wellness devices.