EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) therapy, also known as neuromuscular electrical stimulation, is a form of therapy that uses electrical impulses to stimulate muscle contractions. It involves the use of a device that delivers low-level electrical currents to targeted muscles, causing them to contract and relax.

EMS therapy is often used as a complementary treatment for muscle strengthening, rehabilitation, and physical conditioning. It can be beneficial for individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries, as well as those looking to improve muscle tone, enhance athletic performance, or address muscle imbalances.

Every cell in your body is vibrating at a particular frequency, has a specific function and maintains a polarity charge when functioning optimally. Energy is essential for cellular function. For instance, brain cells continuously send information throughout the day and utilize their charge in the process. The good news is that during deep and REM sleep, your body repolarizes these cells, allowing them to wake up and resume sending information. However, factors such as stress, lifestyle choices, and aging can diminish your innate ability to recharge.

PEMF therapy has demonstrated the ability to provide cells with an additional energy boost for improved functioning. It revolves around the frequency, waveform, and intensity of the therapy.