Your body and brain run on intricate, easily disrupted electrical and magnetic signals (and which can be restored by PEMF machines).
Modern technology generates electromagnetic symptoms millions of times more powerful than what we’d naturally encounter. As a result, our biology entrains to these wrong signals. Resulting in suboptimal performance, symptoms of bad health, and eventual disease.
What if we could hit “reboot” and allow our cells to recalibrate?
A modality called PEMF Therapy accomplishes exactly this (and more). Causing an incredibly wide variety of health benefits:
- Faster recovery from wounds
- Less pain
- Greater range of motion
- Less muscle loss post-surgery
- Faster nerve regeneration
- Better circulation and blood flow
- Lower inflammation
- Accelerated workout and sports recovery
PEMF brings us back into a state of vitality.
But not all PEMF devices work as expected…
While conducting my research, I ran into all kinds of red flags. Websites that:
- Look like they haven’t been touched since the 90’s
- Don’t have SSL certificates, so Chrome warns that they’re “dangerous”
- Strange redirects to other unrelated websites
- Multiple listings with extremely similar (but different) domain names showing up in Google
I’ve tested many different types of PEMF Therapy devices, mats, and machines. I’ve talked to the experts, and read other reviews.
This post will give you all the needed background on PEMF Therapy. How it works, the science and health benefits, the safety, and the best PEMF machines for your unique lifestyle. Whether you’re a professional clinician or you just want your own medical-grade at-home device.
Quality: ICES DigiCeutical C5
Mat: HealthyLine Platinum
Portable Wearable: Micro-Pulse M1
Multifunction Wearable: Infopathy IC Hummer
The Best PEMF Therapy Mats for Home Use
PEMF Therapy mats are extremely convenient, easy to use, and often have other powerful modalities built into them.
Most of the mats I’ve seen seem to have added PEMF as an afterthought. They don’t disclose many of the important details.
This is just one of my top picks. In another article, I compare & review all the best PEMF mats.
HealthyLine Platinum Mats – Photon Advanced PEMF InfraMat Pro
Waveform: Sine, square
Frequency Range: 1-30 Hz (7.83 Hz default)
Number of Coils: 8
Program Duration: 20-60 mins
Max Intensity: 3 Gauss
Number of Programs: 12
Additional Modalities: Photon light, negative ions, far infrared, hot stones
Warranty: 5 years
Price: $999-4,999 (code OUTLIYR10 for 10% off)
Highly customizable settings
Lifetime upgrade
90-day money-back guarantee
Multiple sizes
Generous warranty
Most expensive HealthyLine series
Max intensity relatively weak
Can’t be rolled or folded
HealthyLine Platinum Mat Full has long been one of the best premium options on the market. This mat is 21 layers thick, with each one adding unique benefits.
This mat has attracted media presence, featured in USA Today, NBC, Fox News, and CBS
Aside from the 12 preprogrammed PEMF functions, this one mat offers five therapies in one — PEMF, Photon Light, Negative Ions, Far Infrared, and Hot Stones, they’ve clearly not skimped on the PEMF.
The model comes in different sizes and for most people, the cheaper Full Short will work great.
The max intensity is considerably weaker than dedicated machines, but it should be plenty for most uses.
Great for both professional or at-home use.
This was the mat I used to have, before I moved and ditched almost all my wellness gear. The HealthyLine Platinum Mat Full is effective, feature-rich, and has good overall value.
The Best Professional PEMF Therapy Machines for Home Use
I’ve classified PEMF machines as devices solely dedicated to PEMF Therapy. These are the most powerful systems available, and the ones most often used in clinical research.
They typically yield the best PEMF results and also tend to be more portable than PEMF mats.
Micro-Pulse ICES DigiCeutical C5
Waveform: All
Frequency Range: 1.5-47 Hz
Number of Coils: 4
Program Duration: Customizable
Max Intesity: Unspecified
Number of Programs: 8 preset, customizable
Additional Modalities: None
Warranty: 1 year
Price: $1,599 (code URBAN for 10% off)
Renowned among PEMF scientists
Has an alternative model for research
Free firmware upgrades for life
Provides reliable educational resources
Great customer support
Fragile (more delicate than other systems)
No return policy
Longer shipping time
Micro-Pulse has become an iconic brand among PEMF scientists. The founder, Dr. Robert Dennis, developed the original systems used by NASA in 1997.
Since then, he’s significantly upgraded the patented technology, leading to the newer ICES DigiCeuticals line.
Other notable customers include SomaPulse, Alleva-Wave, Pulse-Pet, research universities, private companies, athletes, medical doctors, chiropractors, veterinarians, and countless pet owners. Why?
Bob hand builds, programs, calibrates, and tests every single unit.
Micro-Pulse also publishes more scientific PEMF documentation and guidance than any other company. Bob sells PEMF devices of all sizes and for every use (sadly, no mats).
Their most popular full-sized machines are the C5 model (for beginners) and the B5 model (for researchers), with the primary difference being the customizability.
Other than that, the two models are the same. In fact, scientists are using this exact B5 model to study:
- Traumatic brain injury/concussion
- Type 1 diabetes (mice)
- Inflammatory signaling
- Heart disease and cardioprotection
- Orthopedic injury
- Chronic Pain
- Diseases of the kidney and liver
That’s right, both the C5 and B5 contain the exact same components used in clinical PEMF research. Both four coils, and three potential ways to configure them.
Both have many waveform possibilities, 16 different intensity levels, and a nice frequency range of 1.5-47 Hz. All inside a small and easily transported device.
While PEMF devices generally help with faster concussion recovery, these features can be a big deciding factor for many.
If you’re looking for the same hyper-customizable PEMF machine used in real clinical research and the best overall value, the ICES B5 and C5 DigiCeutical PEMF machines are unparalleled.
BEMER Pro
BEMER Pro Overview
Size: 37″ x 18″ x 22″
Waveform: Sine
Frequency Range: 10 Hz, 33 Hz
Number of Coils: 6
Program Duration: 8-20 min
Max Intensity: 0.35 Gauss
Number of Programs: 3
Additional Modalities: None
Warranty: 3 year warranty
Price: $4,990-$5,630
Years ago, BEMER established itself as a premier PEMF system. Through networking marketing, they began popping up in wellness clinics around the world.
BEMER claims that their PEMF machines deliver a patented “bio-rhythmically defined therapeutic signal”. Basically, their technology piggybacks off 20 years of electromagnetic research conducted by Dr. Rainer Christian Klopp.
The biggest plus is that the BEMER Pro is well-built and easy to use; German-engineered, and Swiss crafted. It’s also one of few FDA Class II cleared consumer medical devices.
A few clinical studies have used BEMER products and found:
Interestingly, a large portion of their customers use the system on horses.
Unfortunately, you can only purchase BEMER PEMF machines through distributors. They’re far less customizable than other machines, only have 2 frequencies and limited intensity options. Worst of all, pricing for the base models starts at $4,990.
BEMER backs their professional PEMF systems with a 3-year warranty, and a subpar 30-day money-back guarantee (you pay shipping and a 10% restocking fee).
BEMER is the PEMF machine for professionals that want an ultra easy to use system and don’t mind paying a large premium for the brand name.
The Best PEMF Therapy Wearables
PEMF wearable devices are the most convenient and portable, and great for spot targeting.
You won’t get the same systemic benefits from these, but the low price and small size make them a great option to recovery from injuries or pain.
Micro-Pulse ICES DigiCeuticals M1
Waveform: All
Frequency Range: 1.5-47 Hz
Number of Coils: 2
Program Duration: Customizable
Max Intensity: Unspecified
Number of Programs: 30 preset
Additional Modalities: None
Warranty: 1 year
Price: $629 (code URBAN for 10% off)
Good for beginners
Both ultra-portable and affordable
Can run protocols of more powerful ICES systems
Excels in spot treatment
Best vale for features
30-day guarantee comes with $200 restocking fee
Takes long to build, like other Micro-Pulse products
Warranty only covers generator
Micro-Pulse, the most trusted company in PEMF (and that makes the B5 and C5 systems mentioned previously), also has a smaller PEMF wearable designed specifically for targeting specific body parts.
The original A9 Micro-Pulse model has one protocol. Optimized only for severe chronic pain and orthopedic injury.
This new M1 is 25% smaller, more intensity levels, 30 Programs, a wide frequency range, and the latest ICES generation 6.0 technology.
Best uses of the M1 still include spot treating chronic pain and accelerating recovery from athletic/orthopedic injury.
However, the additional modes open the door to plenty of other uses. In fact, the M1 can run most of the same protocols as the full desktop systems.
As with any mini PEMF wearables, the small size resulted in a tradeoff between coil outputs. You can also power the M1 via the built-in rechargeable battery, or via mini USB cable.
Those looking for ultra-portable, lightweight yet versatile, multi-purpose PEMF wearables look no further than the M1. If I break a bone, suffer a traumatic injury, or develop chronic pain, I’d immediately buy the M1.
FlexPulse G2 PEMF
Waveform: Trapezoidal
Frequency Range: 3-1,000 Hz
Number of Coils: 2
Program Duration: 10 minutes, continuous
Max Intensity: 200 Gauss
Number of Programs: 8 preset, customizable
Additional Modalities: None
Warranty: 2 years
Price: $1,290
Highly customizable settings
Price rivals high-end desktop units
Actively releases new info on PEMF
Cannot generate useful frequencies below 3 HZ
Possibly inferior waveform
60-day return comes with 10% fee
The Flex Pulse G2 is a German wearable PEMF device. The result of 35 years of R&D into:
- Holistic health devices
- Muscle stimulation
- Ultrasound
- Acupuncture
- Biofeedback
- Magnetic therapy systems
Since its release, the G2 has become popular with athletes and neurohackers alike.
The PEMF coils are encased in pads, designed for application to any part of the body.
Even the brain, where it’s used as a magnetic brain stimulator promotes mental sharpness and overall wellness.
Though it comes with only 8 programs out of the box, you can customize them to your liking. However, for only slightly more, I’d rather have both a mat and the cheaper M1 wearable.
The FlexPulse G2 is a good option for serious athletes looking for a well-built and flexible PEMF wearable and don’t mind the higher sticker price.
Infopathy IC Hummer
Waveform: Any
Frequency Range: 0.01-20 Hz
Number of Coils: 1
Program Duration: Customizable
Max Intensity: 3 Gauss
Number of Programs: 429+
Additional Modalities: None
Warranty: Unspecified
Price: $168 (code URBAN10 for 10% off)
Most affordable
Best for beginners
Hundreds of PEMF programs
Functional out of the box
Uses a magnet that may affect medical devices
Some modes gated behind premium
I’ve previously reviewed Infopathy “Infoceutical” devices, and the IC Hummer is the only one with built-in PEMF capabilities.
This is another multi-purpose device, allowing you to “imprint” water with the electromagnetic signatures of any one of thousands of ingredients in their library.
This gives you the same effects as the original molecule, albeit weaker.
We did a blind experiment and I managed to differentiate “Xanax water” from the normal 7 out of 10 times.
I regularly upgrade my water with a special energy formula I formulated. I also have a brain boosting nootropic cocktail that I’ll use to get more done in less time.
On the PEMF front, the IC Hummer contains an electromagnetic coil capable of producing frequencies up to 20 kHz. You can change the intensity with the volume setting.
What I love about it, is the ease of use. You strap it on, choose a PEMF program from their library based on your needs, then hit play.
Please Note: The IC Hummer includes a magnet that can cause medical devices like internal pacemakers and internal defibrillators to malfunction
Simple, nothing to configure, and lots of glowing testimonials from Infopathy users. Their Deep Sleep program significantly increases my deep sleep scores as measured by my Oura ring.
Though it’s fully functional out of the box, some of the “recipes” in their library require a premium membership. I had mine for a year before I decided to upgrade to premium.
The Infopathy IC Hummer is the best multipurpose wearable for beginners who want to try PEMF inexpensively.
PEMF Therapy Products I Do Not Recommend
I got questions about the best PEMF systems, talked to an expert, and conducted some of my own research.
I came across certain brands that looked promising, but I cannot recommend for one (or more) of several reasons:
- Outrageously expensive
- Different use case or technology
- Limited or deceptive information
Now, these systems aren’t necessarily bad. They just don’t fit the criteria of the best PEMF systems.
Let’s get started.
PEMF-120 Desktop System
PEMF-120 is a full-fledged desktop unit that comes highly recommended by practitioners, including Dr. Pawluk. This model is often used in clinical settings. I like that they offer three coil configurations. The major downside is the $19,000 price tag, putting it well out of reach to all but clinic owners. For the same price, you can get several high-quality PEMF machines and have change left over.
TeslaFit Pro PEMF Machine
Up next, the TeslaFit Pro is another physician and practitioner-approved model. The company has crafted a powerful device and also provides complimentary professional training as well as a free consultation. The TeslaFit Pro one-ups the PEMF-120, coming in at a whopping $19,900-$20,650.
Haelo Symphony One
I scoured the entire website sleuthing out technical specs and important information about the Haelo Symphony One. But I couldn’t find the important details. For such an expensive device and without FDA-Approval, I can’t justify this one over the other recommendations.
Spooky2 RIFE
The GeneratorX (GX) is the world’s most powerful Rife generator. But that’s the issue. Spooky2 is a Rife machine rather than dedicated to PEMF. Rife protocols usually use extremely frequencies (Rife machines go up to 1,000,000 Hertz where most PEMF systems stay below 50 Hz). Rife machines are mainly used for “blasting” pathogens. A Spooky2 kit costs a reasonable $924, but you’ll need to buy the PEMF add-on.
BioBalance PEMF
BioBalance appears to have been discontinued as I can no longer find a way to purchase in 2023.
MagnaPulse
This one was frought with issues. The website is missing a SSL certificate. Personal data transmitted (such as credit card info) would not be secure. Second, their website product page now redirects to an unrelated website. Seems to have shutdown.
Pulse X PEMF Machine
Pulse X (often called “Pulse Centers”) makes awesome PEMF machines. I’ve personally used and enjoyed them. Although for $13,000, you have better options.
What is PEMF Therapy
Below the chemical level, the human body runs on electromagnetic signals. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy provides an essential battery-like recharge to “worn down and tired” cells. Cells dysregulated by stress, toxins exposure, poor diet, physical injury, overstimulation, and even normal aging. PEMF Therapy rejuvenates cells and restores proper electromagnetic signaling throughout the body.
We have two main ways to get the benefits of PEMF therapy:
- Technology
- Nature
We’re bombarded by electromagnetic frequencies throughout the day. Both natural and manmade. Unfortunately, most manmade electromagnetic frequencies (non native-EMFs) harm the body. Using the wrong frequencies, outputting steady signals rather than pulses, and in massive doses. Later, we’ll discuss the particular machine parameters that differentiate healthy PEMF exposure versus destructive nn-EMFs.
Instead, the right modern technologies can replicate (and even beat) those found in nature.
Humans today lack natural PEMF due to the advent of wireless technology and our indoor lifestyles.
The simple solution is to get outside and expose our bare skin to the bare Earth. Which entrains ourselves to the naturally present Schumann frequency. Earthing, as it’s called, has astounding restorative and healing effects.
Two issues with natural PEMF:
- Frequency. Certain healing frequencies are hard to find in nature, if not impossible
- Time. The natural route takes far longer to exert all the beneficial effects
I focus on getting ample natural PEMF exposure, but I’m also a big proponent of using specially crafted technology to get myriad health benefits.
Scientific Benefits & Uses of PEMF Therapy
Millennia ago, early humans discovered that magnets influence human health. About a centuary ago, scientists began actively studying how electromagnetism impacts humans (for good or bad).
PEMF science really picked up when NASA started using the technology in the 1960s to improve the health of astronauts. They found that virtually all bodily tissues improved from PEMF Therapy.
Scores of papers and research have accumulated since then, adding to the body of scientific evidence.
Some of the benefits of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy include:
- Reduced pain
- Reduced inflammation
- Better sleep
- Increased circulation
- Boosts mood and helps alleviate depression
- Restored cellular electrical charge
- Greater muscular range of motion
- Faster wound healing
- Quicker recovery and rehab from surgery
- Faster nerve regeneration
- Mitigates bone loss
- Stronger ligaments
- Accelerated workout recovery
- Reduced stress
- Increased nutrient absorption
- Better cellular waste removal
- Preservation of muscle when inactive
- Rebalanced gut microbiome
All of these from a simple non-drug intervention.
It can even support brain health when stacked with the right biohacks like neuro light therapy. Learn more about this in my roXiva review.
PEMF therapy is now being used in animals and pets such as dogs and horses.
Several PEMF benefits stand out and deserve special attention.
Pain Reduction
Clinical evidence has found pulsed electromagnetic field therapy extremely effective for use as non-drug form of pain relief. For things like:
- Back pain
- Knee replacement and surgery
- Sciatica
- Neuropathy
And other forms of pain. All without any serious side effects.
The FDA even approved PEMF as a treatment for bone damage and joint pain.
Here’s what legendary self-development master Tony Robins has to say about PEMF Therapy,
“I found the PEMF machine to be one of the most valuable resources for healing. I tore my rotator cuff’s in my right shoulder and I was on a 9.9 level of pain-nothing was working!”
For more information about PEMF and pain reduction, see this Dr. Oz TV snippet.
Not only does it help alleviate pain, but simultaneously stimulates repair.
Injuries Heal
PEMF regenerates on the deepest cellular level. It “convinces” the body to entrain to healing frequencies which results in a cascade of positive biochemical changes.
PEMF acts as a safe, non-drug anti-inflammatory, accelerating healing:
- Injuries
- Ligaments
- Surgery rehab
- Arthritis
The FDA also approved PEMF to treat bone damage (broken bones), and strengthen them in cases of osteoporosis.
If you have an upcoming surgery, play sports, or are at all active, I recommend having a PEMF machine on hand.
A friend fractured his foot playing soccer. He took all the necessary precautions, and religiously used one of the PEMF devices described below. One week later, he was back on the field. Follow-up scans showed complete healing.
Indeed, numerous studies show PEMF can speed the healing of bones by 50 percent.
I consider PEMF Therapy a Wolverine-like hack to quickly bounce back from injuries.
Athletic Recovery & Performance Boost
PEMF directly improves recovery from exercise, and indirectly improves performance.
It does this via several ways:
- Boosting circulation which more effectively delivers nutrients and stimulates growth
- Accelerating metabolic waste removal upregulates metabolism and decreases stress levels
- Increased range of motion by reducing inflammation and painful blocks
Electromagnetic stimulation also reduces cravings, indirectly leading to weight loss and better overall health. One study found a 3% bodyweight reduction in 9 weeks. For a 200-pound human, that’s 6 pounds from zero additional effort.
Along with infrared sauna usage, PEMF Therapy shows promise in maintaining fitness during periods of inactivity. NASA used PEMF to mitigate muscle atrophy in astronauts.
I personally feel significantly more recovered (less DOMS) after using PEMF. You’ll notice that many elite sports teams rely on this technology to maintain their output.
How to Evaluate PEMF Machines
Dedicated PEMF therapy machines share similar characteristics and technologies, making them easy to compare.
That is…
If you know the terminologies. Here is what they mean.
Note that wearables, mats, and portable devices work differently and have different criteria.
Frequency Range. Frequency of a system indicates the number of pulses delivered to the body per second. The range is how much or little it’s capable of generating. Usually measured in Hertz (Hz) or pulses per second (pps). Some claim that frequences above about 15 Hertz biologically stress the body. Few PEMF machine go above 50 Hz.
Waveform. A machine’s waveform indicates the shape of each pulse. Common waveform shapes include square, sine, trapezoidal, and saw tooth. But there are virtually infinite different configurations PEMF machines can output.
Intensity. A machine’s intensity indicates the power output delivered. Need generally dictates the course of treatment regarding intensity. Shorter, acute treatments use higher intensities, while chronically ongoing conditions use low intensities.
Number of Coils. The number of coils indicates how many places a system emits PEMF signals. Usually, more coils lead to stronger and more systemic effects but at the cost of higher price.
Program Duration. A machine’s program duration indicates how long treatments last. Some take just a few minutes, while others last hours (sometimes up to 12).
Number of Programs. This refers to how many presets the system comes with. High-end, clinical systems generally have many or even unlimited (customizable) programs. Units for beginners may just have one or two. The more programs your PEMF device contains, the more potential use cases.
Additional Modalities. The additional modalities indicate other functions, and complementary therapies that the system can produce. Most commonly found in PEMF mats, additional modalities may include things like negative ions, hot stones/crystals, and far infrared light. I like them because they synergize to make the entire PEMF experience more powerful.
PEMF Mats vs Wearables vs Machines
There are distinct pros and cons to each type of PEMF generator.
While you’ll encounter exceptions to these rules, this should help you decide which style best suits your needs.
PEMF mats vary tremendously in quality, but people choose mats for their simplicity, multiple health modalities that can be used simultaneously, and ease of integration into lifestyle (ie use while watching TV). Drawbacks to PEMF mats include weaker power output, inability to use while sleeping, bulkiness not conducive to travel, less natural waveforms, and problematic electromagnetic field intersections.
PEMF wearables are usually considerably more powerful than mats, highly portable, cheaper, and great for treating specific body parts or localized conditions. The downsides of wearables include less systemic effect, pulses are shortened to save battery, less customizability, and more fragile.
PEMF machines are the most effective and powerful (same ones used in clinical research), high customizable, semi-portable, and some work while you sleep. Cost is the main downside, but they’re generally harder to use, and require dedicated sessions with the coils attached to your body.
Finding Your Perfect PEMF System
Humans run on electricity.
Intensity, waveform, duration, pulsation, and other characteristics determine whether electromagnetism boosts or detracts from how well our body and mind function.
PEMF is one impressive modality that can rebalance our electromagnetic signature, and with that, improve our health and vitality.
But there are a lot of junk systems.
Even worse, I’ve come across many that get the science totally wrong and probably do more harm than good.
I’ve used some of these devices for many years. Yet I’m always learning more as PEMF research constantly evolves.
Can we consider PEMF a top science-backed heath panacea today? The top biohacking experts certainly recommend it.
There’s no single best device for all people and all situations:
- For spot targeting a specific wound or pain, wearable devices work great
- For general wellbeing, you can’t beat dedicated PEMF machines
- For convenience and multiple modalities combined into one session, I’d go with a PEMF mat
I’m now looking to get a new system, and am deciding between the Micro-Pulse ICES line, or the HealthyLine Platinum Mat.
Enough about me…
Do you have a PEMF unit? I’m sure that I missed more than a few. Let me know your favorite in the comments below!
I really enjoyed this comprehensive review! It’s great to see a detailed comparison of different PEMF devices. I’ve been considering investing in one for my wellness routine, and this post gave me some valuable insights. The pros and cons outlined for each product really helped clarify my options. Thank you for the thorough research!
Glad you found it helpful!
You mention the hummer’s Gauss as 3, but in your description you say it goes as high as 1500. I’m assuming one is a typo, or were your not referring to Gauss in the description?
Hey Paul, thanks! Fixed that.
Hi Nick, im in Australia and wanted to purchase a unit. I go to a clinic twice week and dealing with a brain tumor which im treating naturally. Could you please recommend the best most affordable unit for me? I’m otherwise very healthy and fit. Thanks so much. Faith
Hey Faith! That’s tricky because Australia has some of the most stringent product regulations. What’s your budget and other constraints? Of course, I can’t give medical advice but I’ll help you with your research 🙂
Best,
Nick
sorry i do see hesalthyline mentioned (1st)
what are differences between their best and 2nd best ?
for sleep, how much more effective would the earthpulse be?
for sciatica and sleep combined?
thanks,
gene
Hey Gene!
First, for sleep, I just interviewed a man that spent $45K optimizing his sleep. He tried a lot of the different PEMF systems and didn’t find EarthPulse to be that helpful. This page better describes the differences between the models.
Best,
Nick
I enjoyed reading your article and thanks for writing it. I do question why you didn’t include the Healthy Wave Mat. Do you think it is inferior to the ones you profiled?
Thanks, Allene
Hi Allene, sorry about the super slow response here! I’m not sure what you mean. That mat is in the list. Unless you are talking about a different PEMF mat model?
Hi Nick, great article. Informative. So I’m new to all things PEMF. Looking to purchase a home unit but curious of your thoughts if you have a second?? Apologize in advance, as I know female specific health isn’t the main point of the article, so this may be out of your expertise, but figured your article was the best I’ve read yet.
There’s few and far btwn info out there regarding PEMF effects on female infertility. Specifically, it may help with the health of the uterus, lining, and inflammation. After a few miscarriages I attempted to fix things from the inside out. Came across an article by Mehri on ozone therapy use from 2019 including case studies on women and fertility, through the HOCATT device, which also utilizes PEMF. Although for the life of me, I can’t find anything detailing specs about the PEMF used in the HOCATT device.
I’ve personally done several ozone therapies and frankly did not have any positive experiences from it. Which leads me to PEMF technology. I’m planning on researching the Micro-Pulse M1 and possibly buying (I’ll link from your site if I do). I was curious on your thoughts regarding building tissue (increase uterine lining), blood flow, Increase circulation, and if the micro pulse brand would have positive effects if placed directly over the uterus. I’m clueless about strength or hz that would be beneficial. But any input would be super helpful!
Hey Shane,
Thanks!
I’m familiar with the HOCATT, but can’t comment on it for that very reason… unfortunately. That is out of my expertise. Since this sounds like a personal topic, you can email me (hello@outliyr.com) and I’ll help you out. I also recommend this awesome PEMF forum. They, especially Dr. Bob Dennis, are super knowledgeable and might be able to answer your questions about PEMF & female fertility specifically.
Hope that helps!