Abstract
The aim of this paper is to look into clinical applications and potential benefits. This study postulated that (PEMF) are "read" by the body as electrical stimulation producing endorphin release especially if it is a pulsed flow others cite the gate theory of differential neural transmission alterations or realignment of molecular structures, effecting in enzyme and nization products The production of heat when ions are in a (PEMF) Every tissue in the body is bathed in blood The main ingredient of blood is haemoglobin, with the "heme" representing magnetic iron. Surely there is a general effect on all tissues in achieving polar alignment (i.e. north to south) when in a (PEMF) Optimal alignment may very well be involved in the increased blood flow Regardless of how, the fact remains that it does work There are many physiologic benefits attributed to (PEMF) including-Increased oxygenation Enhanced blood flow Hormonal production. It is suggested that the body "reads" (PEMF) as an electric phenomenon (i.e. stimulation), especially if it is a pulsed flow. The most strongly supported applications relate to recovery after bone damage/fracture, pain management and to a lesser extent, wound healing. It may transpire that this therapy is useful for local vascular and microcirculatory effects and for soft tissue problems (after injury) and facilitated repair in musculoskeletal lesions, pain management and oedema resolution. One would certainly not want to restrict the clinical applications to these fields, just that they are the strongest evidenced to date.
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