Pulse Medical Technologies
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PainWave X4000 Explained
Cells and Electrical Fields
Cells and tissues essentially function as chemical batteries, with positively charged potassium ions and negatively charged chloride ions flowing across membranes.
This creates electric field patterns all over the body. When tissue is wounded this disrupts the battery, effectively short-circuiting it.
The PainWave X4000 utilises the principals of bioelectromagnetism to deliver gentle pre-programmed oscillating wave currents in extremely low frequency fields through magnetic energy resonance induction therapy.
These extremely low-frequency pulsed electro-magnetic fields (ELF-PEMF) have been proven to be beneficial in bone fracture healing, circulation improvement and alleviation of pain. Additionally, electro-magnetic energy fields (PMEF) are a proven therapeutic modality (A method of therapy that involves physical or electrical therapeutic treatment).
The device delivers energy fields that use signals similar to the body's natural waveforms which are more readily accepted by the cells in the body. By agitating these cells, the X4000 stimulates improved circulation, cell activity and lymphatic movements, all of which is beneficial in the relief of pain and other discomforts.
Because the body's bio-chemical activity is directly connected with bioelectromagnetic activity (particularly at the cell wall membrane), it is anticpated that the action of the X4000 produces hydroxides that create a negative pH extra-cellular fluid, capable of absorbing far more oxygen than a positive pH fluid.
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PEMF
Pulse Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) has been safely used for decades on a wide range of conditions.
It first came to prominence when it was used heal non-union bone fractures. This was done in a clinical environment using very large machines.
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