What It's Used For
Most magnetic field therapy is a treatment option for different types of pain, like in your feet and back.
Scientists have specifically studied its use for:
Arthritis pain
Wound healing
Insomnia
Headaches
Fibromyalgia pain
How magnetic therapy Works
Magnetic therapy transmits high energy magnetic pulses to targeted tissues at extremely high oscillating frequencies ranging
from 100-300 kHz.Magnetic therapy Waves can penetrate deep tissues up to 18 cm beneath the skin's surface, to target
difficult-to-reach tendons, muscles, bones and nervous tissues. When delivered with the right intensity and frequency,
Magnetic therapy synchronizes with the body's magnetic fields, causing a disturbance that triggers a regenerative response.
Magnetic therapy
is delivered via a handheld or freestanding applicator that does not touch the patient's body. Magnetic therapy uses electromagnetic
transduction to generate a magnetic field in a high-speed generator that emits impulses at a frequency of 3 Hz. Each impulse is
released in nanoseconds, eliciting an electrophysical reaction without increasing the temperature of the treated tissues.
Magnetic therapy is relatively painless, with minimal discomfort and no known negative side effects. The patient remains fully clothed
while receiving treatment, and the applicator does not touch the skin. Magnetic therapy is an outpatient procedure that takes between
5-20 minutes, depending on the condition being treated.
How It Works
Your body naturally has magnetic and electric fields. All your molecules have a small amount of magnetic energy in them.
The thought behind magnetic field therapy is that certain problems happen because your magnetic fields are out of balance.
If you put a magnetic field near your body, it's believed things will go back to normal.
Ions like calcium and potassium help your cells send signals. In tests, scientists have seen magnets change how these
ions act. However, so far, there isn't evidence that magnets have the same effect on cells when they're in your body.
Typical indications Musculoskeletal diseases
Degenerative joint diseases
Signs of wear and tear, e.g. arthrosis (knee, hip, hands, shoulder, elbow), herniated disc, spondylarthrosis
Pain therapy
(Chronic) pain, e.g. back pain, lumbalgia, tension, radiculopathies, heel pain
Sport injuries
(Chronic) inflammation of tendons and joints, tendon overload syndrome, osteitis pubis
Magnetotherapy
Magnetotherapy is a non-invasive treatment technique that uses magnetic fields to improve the patient's
health and well-being by helping to stimulate healing and reducing pain. The technique has long been
used in alternative medicine, and more and more physical therapists are incorporating it into their practices.
How does magnetotherapy work?
Magnetotherapy works by using magnetic fields to stimulate healing in the body. These can penetrate
the soft tissue of the body and reach the bones, making them a useful tool for treating muscle and bone injuries.
When the therapy is applied, magnetic fields penetrate the body and stimulate the flow of blood and
oxygen to the affected area.
Specification :
| Product Name |
EXTRACORPOREAL MAGNETIC TRANSDUCTION THERAPY |
| Tesla |
10 mT (millitesla) |
| Work depth |
18CM |
| Function |
Musculoskeletal diseases,Degenerative joint diseases,Pain therapy,Sport injuries |
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