Groundbreaking Physio Magneto Super Transduction Magnetic Field Therapy PMST employs powerful magnetic fields to promote cellular regeneration and rehabilitation.
By triggering an anti-inflammatory reaction, PMST effectively alleviates pain and reduces inflammation in the affected regions of the body. It is particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing acute pain, irritable flare-ups, neuropathic pain, diffuse pain, and degenerative conditions like Osteoarthritis. Remarkably well-tolerated, PMST can provide relief even for patients suffering from intense rheumatic conditions.
PMST differs from general forms of magnetic field therapy or PEMF due to the high oscillation frequency of 1000-3000hz and 4 Tesla of Strength, this instrument enables a high penetration depth (18 cm) and a large range of indications
PMST is 40% stronger than PEMF and enables a higher penetration depth of 18 cm working at a cellular and nerve level rather than only addressing muscles.
Sessions of PMST can, therefore, treat a far wider range of indications when compared to PEMF.
The Biological Effects of PMST Treatment
The use of PMST therapy can produce beneficial biological outcomes. All cells engage in chemical reactions that support their metabolism. A crucial requirement for these reactions is the permeability of the cell membrane. A stable cell membrane guarantees the passage of essential substances. Any pathological alteration disrupts this process, potentially resulting in illness. I’m PMST has the potential to positively impact the chemical reactions and potential of cellular activity. By utilizing PMST it is possible to reactivate the sodium-potassium pump and restore normal cellular processes.
Therapeutically effective magnetic field
Restoration of membrane potential
Mechanical stimulation of ion channels
Physio Magneto is the only approved electromagnetic therapy for the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases of the muscle, bone, joints, nerves, tendons and tissues. The effectiveness of electromagnetic transduction therapy in contributing to pain reduction for:
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
Post time: Jul-13-2024
