Miscellaneous Topics ⇒ PEMF( Pulsed Electromagnet Field Therapy)

[Drdavid]

UPDATE:

I have pushed forward with PEMF therapy at my physiotherapists. Although very interested with how promising the technology looks, my physiotherapist does not and most likely will not have access to this tool. it would also be a huge cost to me as my private insurance would not cover it due to the lack of published studies.

HOWEVER, he has sent me down a path of proven bone mending technology called EXOGEN by Bioventus that should be covered pending my orthopaedic surgeons prescription. It uses LIPUS (low intensity pulsed ultrasound) that heals bones in three ways; stimulation, activation, and up-regulation as they claim.

Anyone ever heard or used this?

I have heard of LIPUS and have seen it work in the horse racing world. I have never seen it applied in the human world and would like to know how it works for you.

[drkris69]

Vandevalk1 have you considered checking some of your Chiropractors in your area? They may have a PEMF machine. I have 4 offices here that utilize PEMF into our functional medicine program. Look up or google functional medicine providers in your area and Im sure there's one maybe two there.....hope this helps.

[drkris69]

By the way Exogen is a bone stimulator. It has a certain frequency that stimulates the bone to become more osteoblastic which in turn builds more bone or makes it stronger in the area thats being treated. Almost like a TENS unit for muscle strains. Exogen is nothing like PEMF just so you know.. PEMF is basically dumping a ton of energy into your body which in turn aids in healing almost everything.

[Newage]

Vandevalk1 have you considered checking some of your Chiropractors in your area? They may have a PEMF machine. I have 4 offices here that utilize PEMF into our functional medicine program. Look up or google functional medicine providers in your area and Im sure there's one maybe two there.....hope this helps.

Vandevalk1
I would explore this option.

[drkris69]

By the way Newage.....where do you live?

[Drdavid]

By the way Exogen is a bone stimulator. It has a certain frequency that stimulates the bone to become more osteoblastic which in turn builds more bone or makes it stronger in the area thats being treated. Almost like a TENS unit for muscle strains. Exogen is nothing like PEMF just so you know.. PEMF is basically dumping a ton of energy into your body which in turn aids in healing almost everything.

I agree with Dr Kris. Your doctor is using what they have available. If you could gain access to PEMF you could use both simultaneously.

[Newage]

Vandevalk1 have you considered checking some of your Chiropractors in your area? They may have a PEMF machine. I have 4 offices here that utilize PEMF into our functional medicine program. Look up or google functional medicine providers in your area and Im sure there's one maybe two there.....hope this helps.

Vandevalk1.
I have just jumped up off the PEMF full body mat for my 2nd of 3 x 10 min sessions for today.
And I mean “JUMPED” up.
Take drkris69 and Drdavids advice and keep on trying to find a PEMF system that could be made available to you for your arm and the many other positive benefits...

[p75213]

Has anybody looked on AliBaba? There are plenty of pemf mats for quite reasonable prices. Affordable to most people. Many of the suppliers also sell in lots of 1, so anybody can purchase from them.

[drkris69]

Newage the PEMF is awesome isnt it?? I try to get on it everyday here at work myself. I dont know of any other way to dump massive amounts of energy into the body other than PEMF. I recommend everyone try this type of therapy....you wont be disappointed!

[Newage]

Newage the PEMF is awesome isnt it?? I try to get on it everyday here at work myself. I dont know of any other way to dump massive amounts of energy into the body other than PEMF. I recommend everyone try this type of therapy....you wont be disappointed!

It’s 3am over here and I’m down in the garage doing a weight session and eating blueberries...
I’m “not sure” if that’s normal practice at nearly 70 years of age but I’ll take it.