Pro-Active Pulse Center

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YES. PEMF has been trusted for decades, however, there are some contraindications.  Implanted electronic devices ( such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, or cochlear hearing device), implanted magnetic devices, pregnancy, active bleeding, including hemorrhaging, blood clots, and organ transplants are considered contraindications to pulsed electromagnetic fields.  If you are suffering from a recent injury, or have undergone a recent surgery, please consult with our physician before proceeding.

Pulse PEMF devices send pulsing magnetic fields through a soft, flexible rubber coil to accessories, which transfer the energy into the body.  As the energy delivery takes place, the cell membrane is permeated which expels waste and toxins from the cells.  The energy of the pulsed fields also provides the cells with fresh oxygen and nutrients.  This process stimulates and exercises the cells, giving them more energy to do their jobs better.

PEMF is used as a wellness modality to support natural detoxification within the body.  PEMF stimulates and exercises the cell membrane. The ions on either side of the membrane trigger the open and close mechanism of the cell, allowing it to release unwanted toxins.  While a PEMF detox may produce certain symptoms such as headaches, fatigue or nausea, you can support the the natural detoxification experience and mitigate unwanted symptoms with rest and proper hydration.  

Your cells function like batteries—when they have the right mineral balance, nutrition, and hydration, they hold a charge longer. If you have health challenges, injuries, or poor nutrition, you may need more frequent sessions, as your body will use the new energy more quickly. The duration of pain relief and improved range of motion after a session indicates your body's overall cellular 'battery life.'

No. PEMF cannot be used with electronically implanted devices.

Yes! Cellular Exercise is safe for metal implants, including:

• Knee, Hip, or Shoulder Replacements
• Metal Screws or Plates
• As long as the implant isn’t electrical or battery-powered.

Along with PEMF, you can enhance your body's ability to hold a charge by:

✔ Regular Exercise

✔ Eating Whole, Nutritious Foods (Preferably Raw)

✔ Mineral Supplementation

✔ Hydration With Fresh Spring Water

YES, PEMF is safe to use in conjunction with most other wellness modalities.

The magnetic field activates your nervous system, firing signals into your muscles—causing an involuntary contraction. This is normal! It also helps stimulate the lymphatic system, aiding in the removal of metabolic waste.

Cellular Exercise increases circulation of blood, oxygen, and lymph. If it's your first session or your body isn't used to increased circulation, you may feel lightheaded. Staying hydrated, well-rested, and nourished can help manage this reaction.

You may notice relief form pain during your first session, however, it can take 12-24 treatments to fully recover from acute conditions and up to 50 sessions for chronic conditions. PEMF can accelerate healing, but it's not a magic bullet. Proper nutrition, hydration and your ability to exercise all contribute to the time required for you to return to optimal health. 

Depending on your cells ability to hold a charge, a treatment session can last from a few hours to several days.

The FDA approved PEMF for bone loss in 1979 and over the years, has continued to add more indications however, insurance companies DO NOT cover this service.  HSA (Health Saving Accounts) are accepted.