About EMS
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1. The evolution of magnetic therapy
NATURAL MAGNETIC FIELDS have occurred throughout the universe since the beginning of time. They accompanied the emergence of the first life forms and played a crucial role in the process of evolution.
We could not survive without them. Nobel Prize winner, German physicist Professor Heisenberg, describes electromagnetic energy as ‘basic energy on which the life of an organism depends’.
Electromotive forces initiated by the action of electromagnetic fields take part in most of the processes within our body. As a result of these inner forces, blood flows through our veins, ions move in inner and outer cellular fluids and metabolism takes place.
Over recent decades, medical attention has been particularly focused on non-invasive treatment methods and much has been learnt about the impact of magnetic fields – especially those of a slow-changing nature – on biological processes within a living organism.
The beneficial influences of these fields on some oxygen and anaerobic respiration processes has been proved and explained. It was also found that, through increasing the secretion of endogenic opiates, magnetic fields help to fight pain.
Numerous studies conducted in laboratories and clinics throughout the world have laid the scientific foundations for the application of magnetic fields in medicine.
Magnetostimulation is now recognised as a therapy which can assist in the treatment of a wide range of ailments, including injuries and chronic diseases, by utilising body fluids as ionic conductors of the electric current.
• About Electro Magnetic Stimulation:
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Electromotive forces initiated by the action of electromagnetic fields take part in most of the processes within our body. As a result of these inner forces, blood flows through our veins, ions move in inner and outer cellular fluids and metabolism takes place.
Over recent decades, medical attention has been particularly focused on non-invasive treatment methods and much has been learnt about the impact of magnetic fields – especially those of a slow-changing nature – on biological processes within a living organism.
The beneficial influences of these fields on some oxygen and anaerobic respiration processes has been proved and explained. It was also found that, through increasing the secretion of endogenic opiates, magnetic fields help to fight pain.
Numerous studies conducted in laboratories and clinics throughout the world have laid the scientific foundations for the application of magnetic fields in medicine.
Magnetostimulation is now recognised as a therapy which can assist in the treatment of a wide range of ailments, including injuries and chronic diseases, by utilising body fluids as ionic conductors of the electric current.
• About Electro Magnetic Stimulation:
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BENEFICIAL IN THE TREATMENT OF: • Osteoarthritis • Rheumatoid Arthritis • Various joint • disorders • Fractures • Injuries to tendons • and muscles • Ulcers • Dermatological • conditions • Strokes • Multiple Sclerosis • Parkinsonism • Stress • Migranes |
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