MG-PRO:  Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy

Of all the great natural healing modalities available to us today; nutrition, chiropractic, laser therapy, ionic footbaths, etc, the primary stumbling block has always been Patient Energy Level.  One person may try a natural therapy and see great results the first week.  Another may take weeks or months to see results.  Often the difference between the two is the level of energy inside the cell needed to make the repair. 

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy increases your cells electric membrane potential.  Every cell in your body is a small electrical battery, and how well that battery is charged is inevitably going to determine how much work it can accomplish.

Compare the cells in your body to building a house.   To accomplish your task you need three things:

1)      Supplies

2)      Clean Working Environment

3)      Power

The supplies are your cells nutrition; the quality of supplies affects the quality of your body.  For a clean working environment you need to remove the toxins from your body. The power is the energy in our cells.

A perfectly healthy body has the ability to naturally maintain a steady supply of “power” to the cell.  However the stressors in today’s world prevent or block the natural flow or “recharging power” to our cells.

What would happen if you were building a house but had no power to run the tools?  Not much could be done.  That is the missing link in your “cellular health”.   PEMF can ‘re-charge’ your cell’s batteries. 

How many PEMF therapy treatments will I need and how often?    The answer is different for each person.  The ability of your cells to hold charge depends on two things. 1) How well hydrated the tissues are.  2) The age or damage to the cells.

Hydration refers to whether or not you have enough healthy water and electrolytes in the area surrounding the cells.  The age does not refer to you biological age, but rather the amount of wear and tear on the cells. 

Your cells “batteries” may need a charge once per week or three times per week depending on your goals.  The length of therapy depends on the amount of work that needs to be done.

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