PEMF Arizona

12/13/2024

PEMF for elderly dog

My 16-1/2 year old Aussie’s hips (and I think low back) were really bothering him yesterday. Did this configuration on a VERY low setting for an hour last night.
The intent was to oxygenate and reduce inflammation in his entire body and provide targeted EM field to his hips and back.
This morning he was MUCH better. Doing another session now while he naps.

God bless PEMF

08/26/2024

Bodie is my 16 year old Aussie ❤️ I would do PEMF on him occasionally, but he didn’t want to be still long enough to do much.
Lately he was getting super stiff, having a hard time getting up off the tile floor, unable to “sit” (only stand and lay down), having p*e accidents when he couldn’t get out the doggie door in time. His nose was getting extremely dry. His energy was way down and he slept all the time. I knew I had to find a way to give him longer PEMF sessions, consistently.
To get him to be still, started giving him his favorite turkey chew in his bed. By the end of the chewy, he’d get very relaxed and enjoy the session. At first it was only 10 minutes. We are up to 20-30 minutes … daily (for the last week).
NOW he is so into it he will actually go put his feet on the machine to ask for a session!
Bodie is MOVING better, GETS UP more easily, actually SITS on occasion. His p*e accidents almost completely ended, and his nose is getting moist! He has so much more ENERGY and wants to PLAY like a puppy every evening.
My heart is soaring ❤️🥰❤️

03/30/2024

Kitties love PEMF too! It’s not unusual for animals to be attracted to the pulse. This kitty kept laying on the applicator .. so gave River her own session. She melted 🥰

02/25/2024

2020 Study on NIH National Library of Medicine explains science behind and success of PEMF on healing bone, cartilage, joint inflammation!

EXCERPT: The US FDA has approved pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) as a safe and effective treatment for nonunions of bone. … Recently, cell membrane receptors have been identified as the site of action of PEMF and provide a mechanistic rationale for clinical use. … Through these actions, PEMF can increase the structural integrity of bone and cartilage ECM, enhancing repair, and alter the homeostatic balance of signaling cytokines, producing anti-inflammatory effects. PEMFs exert a proanabolic effect on the bone and cartilage matrix and a chondroprotective effect counteracting the catabolic effects of inflammation in the joint environment.

Full published study:

The US FDA has approved pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) as a safe and effective treatment for nonunions of bone. Despite its clinical use, the mechanisms of action of electromagnetic stimulation of the skeleton have been elusive. Recently, cell ...

02/14/2024

GRAPHIC - Does PEMF help heal wounds? YES! These photos are at the time of injury … and 27 days later after regular use of PEMF.
Studies indicate up to 50% reduction in healing time. And, PEMF provides major benefit with re- Epithelialization (process of covering denuded epithelial surface). The cellular and molecular processes involved in initiation, maintenance, and completion of epithelialization are essential for successful wound closure.
In human medicine, PEMF is even used to treat difficult diabetic wounds.

01/04/2024

HAPPY 2024! Start your horse’s New Year with a PEMF full-body scan and session!
Scan can show where your horse may be holding inflammation.
PEMF is shown to reduce inflammation, reduce edema and pain, increase blood flow and blood oxygenation, detoxify, and improve cellular health!
Even if your horse is in the pink, PEMF will support good health 💕