Whether you are an athlete or just trying to stay in shape, recovery after exercise is crucial for injury prevention, energy restoration, muscle repair, and overall well-being. This is where PEMF comes in.
PEMF may improve local blood flow and circulation, contributes to the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to muscles, aiding in the repair and recovery process.
The main objective of PEMF therapy is to promote the well-being of healthy muscles and temporarily enhance blood flow, aiming to support muscle health and optimize performance.
PEMF might contribute to relaxation and stress reduction, helping even high-performance athlete recover both physically and mentally.
PEMF therapy has been used for promoting muscle relaxation, and providing relief from soreness and discomfort associated with sports-related activities.
Study conducted by BION, Institute for Bioelectromagnetics and New Biology, Ltd. “4Q NeoRhythm Research”, 2021.
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