What is EMS?
Electromagnetic Stimulation (EMS) uses similar technology to TMS but with a single coil, creating a broader treatment area. This wider stimulation makes EMS especially effective for addressing physical conditions, which is why it's commonly used in treating musculoskeletal pain and other physical disorders.​
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EMS provides a safe, non-invasive approach to managing a variety of painful symptoms. The magnetic pulses produced by EMS work as an analgesic, reducing pain, while also offering anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxing effects. By mimicking the body's natural frequencies, EMS helps increase blood flow, promotes connective tissues regeneration, and delivers effective pain relief.
This combination makes EMS an appealing option for those seeking a therapeutic alternative that supports the body's natural healing processes without medication or invasive procedures.​
How does it work?
The magnetic fields reduce toxicity and encourage more blood flow to the targeted area, providing anti-inflammatory effects to muscles, organs, bones, cartilage and tendons. As It does in the brain, electromagnetic stimulation acts as an anti-oxidant and helps repair tissue damaged by oxidative stress. EMS supports the following biological activity: ​​​​
Analgesia
Nervous system regulation
Hyperaemia
Enhanced production of leucocytes
Enhanced production of collagen
Faster bone healing
Anti-inflammatory effect
Better metabolism
Treatments
EMS has proven to be an effective treatment option for various physical conditions and symptoms. Its non-invasive approach and ability to promote healing make it a valuable therapy for individuals seeking relief. Here are some of the conditions and symptoms can effectively treat:
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​​​​Spinal Injuries/Disorders
Chronic/Acute Lumbago
Chronic/Acute Ischialgia
Spondylitis
Nerve Disorders
Damaged Peripheral Nerves
Degenerative Arthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Cervical Syndrome
Frozen Shoulder
Prostate Pain
Erectile Dysfunction
Is it safe?
Studies have shown that for the vast majority of patients, there are virtually no risks or adverse side effects associated with Electromagnetic Stimulation (EMS).
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Caution should be taken, and advice should be sought if you have any of the following:
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Pacemaker
Metal implants
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If EMS is being used around the chest, or near the heart, or to directly stimulate the heart, further precautions should be taken.