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PEMF Therapy

Pulsed electromagnetic fields that recharge your cells and support recovery while you simply rest.

Better circulation, less pain, cellular energy where you need it.

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PEMF
What it is

Rest in a recliner while your cells recharge.

You relax in a recliner with a PEMF device for 20 to 30 minutes while low-level pulsed electromagnetic fields pass through your body. You feel little to nothing. The work happens in your cells.

What it does

Primarily, it supports your cells’ natural electrical activity and energy production, which encourages circulation, recovery and the body’s normal repair.

Want the science? Browse published studies on pulsed electromagnetic field therapy at PubMed, the U.S. National Library of Medicine's research database. See the research on PubMed →

What people use it for

Why members use it.

Individual results vary. Your guide will tell you honestly whether this is the right tool for you.

Pain

Joint, back and chronic pain are top reasons people come in.

Recovery & inflammation

After training, injury or strain.

Bone & tissue health

Support for bone density is a well-known use.

Circulation

Better blood flow.

Sleep & relaxation

A calm, restorative session.

Energy

A cellular recharge for the chronically depleted.

Injury recovery

Supporting the body’s healing.

How it works

Support for your cells’ natural charge.

PEMF exposes tissue to pulsed electromagnetic fields that support the cell’s natural electrical charge, encouraging circulation, energy production and repair.

What to expect

Rest and recharge.

Settle into the recliner, dressed and comfortable.
Read, breathe or nap for 20 to 30 minutes.
Get up and go. There is no downtime.
Common questions

Before your first session.

Anything we can’t answer here, ask your guide on your first visit.

Does it feel like anything?

Usually little to nothing, sometimes a faint pulse. It is non-invasive.

How often should I go?

Frequent sessions are fine, and it is often paired with other services.

Who should skip it?

Anyone with a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, and pregnancy. Check with your healthcare provider.

Start here

The best way to understand PEMF is to feel it.

Curious about PEMF? Book your first visit and our team will help you decide where to start.