FAQ

What happens during a pemf session?

The Pulse PEMF device sends pulsing magnetic fields through a soft, flexible, rubber coil and deliver it into the body. This process stimulates and exercises the cells, giving them the energy to function at their optimal level. Clients sit or lay in a comfortable position with the Pulse accessories while we focus on various areas on the body throughout the Session.

How long does a PEMF Session last?

For people, my PEMF Session range from 45-60 mins, depending on the client and their wellness goals.

For horses I offer a full body session lasting approximately one hour.

For small pets, like dogs and cats, I recommend approximately 30 minute sessions. All my sessions are based around my clients' goals and comfort varying from person to person and animal to animal.

What should I expect during and after my session?

Pulsing is a gentle, soothing experience. During a PEMF Session, you may notice small muscle contractions and/or heightened stimulation around areas of pain or previous injury. After the session you may experience positive sensations such as relaxation, increased energy, and supported range of motion. Make sure you are staying hydrated after your Session so you can support your cells as they take in extra water and nutrients.

How long is a PEMF Demo?

My demos range from 10 to 15 minutes! You can schedule a private demo with me or keep an eye out for an upcoming demo event near you where I offer personalized PEMF Demos for only $10.

How is PEMF different from harmful EMFs?

Harmful electromagnetic fields have been recognized in various research studies to have significantly higher frequencies and lower wavelengths than PEMF. Whereas, PEMF resonates at such a low frequency that it does not pose a threat to our health.

Are Pulse products FDA approved?

Pulse products are wellness devices, not medical devices. Rather than addressing or diagnosing medical issues, PEMF stimulates and exercises the cells, optimizing wellness at the cellular level. For this reason Pulse Centers has not sought any evaluations or clearances from the FDA.