Treating Chronic Pain with PEMF Therapy – Healthcare in North America

Chronic pain is one of the most disabling and troublesome conditions that doctors are called upon to treat. Most of the existing options for treating Chronic Pain are generally ineffective in dealing with anything more than low moderate to mild pain, and are associated with substantial risks of drug tolerance or side effects, addiction, and dependence.

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How Does Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy Treat Chronic Pain?

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF therapy) is one treatment method that fine-tunes cells in the body, correcting any imbalances in dysfunctional cells. The ability to re-calibrate failing cells has advanced implications in medicine, namely in the treatment of chronic pain and inflammation. PEMFs have been used effectively for decades, repairing many conditions across numerous medical disciplines.

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PEMF Therapy for Pain Relief

You do not have to suffer with pain any more. I’m going to share with you what Dr. Oz called the biggest breakthrough in pain management he had ever seen – PEMF therapy. That stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy. It’s related to magnetic therapy, but it’s much more powerful, deeper penetrating, with better benefits for pain relief and healing and regeneration than magnetic therapy.

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WHAT IS CHRONIC PAIN? SOLVING THE PAIN PROBLEM

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF therapy) is one treatment method that fine-tunes cells in the body, correcting any imbalances in dysfunctional cells. The ability to re-calibrate failing cells has advanced implications in medicine, namely in the treatment of chronic pain and inflammation. PEMFs have been used effectively for decades, repairing many conditions across numerous medical disciplines.

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Treating Chronic Pain with PEMF Therapy

Pain management is one of the most common applications for PEMFs. Current conventional medical approaches to pain management often leave much to be desired and involve heavy medications, procedures, surgeries, and physical therapy. Rarely will conventional doctors refer patients to alternative modalities like acupuncture, massage, or chiropractic therapy, let alone PEMFs.

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