PEMF

How Guided PEMF Works

Massage therapists often refer to areas of dysfunctional tissue as “trigger points” or “acupressure points”—spots where circulation and nerve function have diminished. Traditional massage applies deep pressure to push stagnant blood out, allowing fresh circulation to return.

With Guided PEMF, instead of using pressure, I reduce the surface area of my touch and focus electrons directly into the affected tissue. This jumpstarts healing at the cellular level, stimulating nerve responses and activating muscles without causing the same level of inflammation that deep tissue massage sometimes does. Because PEMF restores the nervous system, you may experience temporary resurfacing of old symptoms as dormant areas “come back online.