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Research
Peer-reviewed studies and clinical research supporting the effectiveness of PEMF, red light therapy and our other modalities.
Journal of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2020)
Ruggero Cadossi, MD et al.
“PEMF can increase the structural integrity of bone and cartilage ECM, enhancing repair and alter the homeostatic balance of signaling cytokines, producing anti-inflammatory effects.”
Focus: Signal transduction through adenosine receptors; synthesis of extracellular matrix components; chondroprotective effects.
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Clinical research team
“Adding pulsed electromagnetic field to conventional physical therapy protocol yields superior clinical improvement in pain, functional disability and lumbar range of motion.”
Focus: 50 participants; 12 sessions over 4 weeks.
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Multiple research teams
“PEMF therapy has been studied across multiple cancer types including skin, breast, prostate, hepatocellular, lung, ovarian, pancreatic, bladder, thyroid and colon cancers.”
Focus: Non-invasive, safe, non-toxic to healthy cells and combinable with other therapies.
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Orthopedic research consortium
“More than a quarter million patients with severe fractures have benefited worldwide from this surgically non-invasive PEMF treatment.”
Focus: Sports and accident-related orthopedic injuries.
Read Full StudyNational Center for Biotechnology Information
Clinical light therapy researchers
“Red and infrared light therapy demonstrates significant effects on living cells, promoting pain relief and accelerating tissue repair.”
Focus: Cellular mechanisms of photobiomodulation.
Read Full StudyHarvard Health Newsletter
Harvard Medical School
“LED light therapy has been validated as a safe and effective approach for tissue repair and rejuvenation.”
Focus: Clinical applications of LED photomodulation.
Read Full StudyInternational Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)
Zeng C, Li Y, Shu L et al.
“PEMF therapy significantly reduces pain and improves physical function in patients with knee osteoarthritis, supporting its use as a safe, non-invasive adjunctive treatment.”
Focus: Systematic review covering multiple randomized controlled trials of PEMF for knee osteoarthritis.
Read Full StudyJournal of International Medical Research (2021)
Elshiwi AM, Hamada HA, Mosaad D et al.
“PEMF therapy combined with exercise produced significantly greater reductions in pain intensity and functional disability compared with exercise alone in patients with chronic non-specific low back pain.”
Focus: Prospective randomized study of PEMF plus exercise versus exercise alone for chronic low back pain.
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Hamilton C, Liebert A, Pang V et al.
“Photobiomodulation therapy showed improvements in motor symptoms, balance and gait in people with Parkinson's disease, with transcranial and remote application both demonstrating benefits.”
Focus: Systematic review of photobiomodulation (red/near-infrared light) for motor and non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease.
Read Full StudyLasers in Medical Science (2023)
Cotler HB, Chow RT, Hamblin MR, Carroll J
“Photobiomodulation using red and near-infrared wavelengths effectively reduces joint pain and inflammation by modulating inflammatory mediators and promoting cellular repair in conditions such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.”
Focus: Review of red and near-infrared light therapy mechanisms for joint pain, including knee and hand osteoarthritis.
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