Live Sur­vey Results

How many times have you want­ed a guide to man­age suc­cess­ful ini­tial PEMF ther­a­py — that did­n’t blind­ly quote an arbi­trary num­ber of min­utes?  If you’re like me, at least a thou­sand.

How often have you want­ed to tell a per­son what to expect from a PEMF ses­sion?  How much relief was like­ly, or how long relief will last? How often have you want­ed to know how to screen  indi­vid­u­als like­ly to have poor or neg­a­tive response, so you can pay extra atten­tion?

Over years, with thou­sands of peo­ple, we learned how to man­age the PEMF ther­a­py expe­ri­ence into a suc­cess­ful, pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence, about 99.9% of the time.  We miss about one in a thou­sand these days.  We built a series of guides to help you be suc­cess­ful too.

Typical Response Guide

Phys­i­cal Con­di­tion Exam­ple

Then we took all our data, and com­piled a response pre­dic­tor guide — With­in sec­onds, esti­mate a per­sons prob­a­ble response, tol­er­ance and rec­om­mend­ed ther­a­py dura­tion for PEMF ther­a­py based on appar­ent health sta­tus:

• How much relief is like­ly?
• How long is relief like­ly to last?
• How long will it take for results to accu­mu­late?
• How long should ini­tial treat­ment last?
• How like­ly is an adverse response?

Adverse Response Guide

Did we men­tion we also com­piled a list of spe­cial con­di­tions that lead to a neg­a­tive PEMF respons­es?  This list includes the real­ly-real­ly impos­si­ble to find infor­ma­tion:

• What did the neg­a­tive response look like?
• What caused it?
• What do you need to know to pre­vent it in the future?
• What should you do next for ther­a­py?

When we start­ed this list, our results were awe­some, maybe one neg­a­tive response in 200 peo­ple.  Now, we see a neg­a­tive response in about 1000 ses­sions.

To make it live, we added a report­ing util­i­ty.  If you see a neg­a­tive response, please report it to us here.  We will add it to our data­base, and search for ways to avoid this in the future.

The Unex­pect­ed Response Guide

Every now and then we get a believe-it-or-not response, like the lady who not only grew back her removed teeth, but also start­ed to re-min­er­al­ize her old teeth.  That one was wild!

These accounts are record­ed in the Unex­pect­ed Response Guide.  If you have had an unex­pect­ed response, then you can add it to our data­base with the Report Unex­pect­ed Response util­i­ty.