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Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy to support bone strength, circulation, and stress relief through low-frequency electromagnetic pulses.
"This feels magical!"
"My body feels light!"
"I'm soooooo relaxed...."
A PEMF session is deeply relaxing - we often hear that after just a few minutes, it feels similar to the end of a 60-minute massage. And many of our clients say they have realizations and epiphanies during sessions!

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During a session, you'll lay on the PEMF mat on a massage table with the option for light therapy through soft, padded goggles. Halfway through, you get to choose a part of your body for a spot-treatment at a higher frequency (still gentle on the body).
![]() Shelby getting a PEMF therapy treatment with brain stimulation goggles and spot treatment pads | ![]() Justin prepping for a PEMF therapy session using brain stimulation goggles, full body mat, and spot treatment pad | ![]() Justin selecting a program for a client who booked PEMF therapy for joint pain and stress |
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Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy uses gentle electromagnetic pulses to support recovery
30 min
75 US dollarsBuy 1, Get 1 Free!Eligibility and final price are calculated at checkout.
The research behind PEMF has grown substantially.
There's over a thousand clinical studies pointing to benefits for pain relief, recovery, and sleep.
The strongest evidence so far centers on musculoskeletal pain and tissue repair. PEMF therapy has shown potential benefits for conditions like bone fractures, chronic low back pain, and osteoarthritis, and has demonstrated benefits for pain by reducing inflammation and improving circulation in soft tissue injuries such as sprains, tendinopathies, and plantar fasciitis.
In one multi-center clinical trial, participants using PEMF therapy saw a 36% reduction in pain compared to a 10% reduction with standard care, and their need for pain medication dropped as well. (https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11914662/)
Emerging research is also looking at PEMF therapy's role in nerve regeneration and cellular energy, though researchers note more clinical trials are needed to confirm long term effects.
At Just Be, PEMF sessions are offered as a complementary support for your body and nervous system, not as a diagnosis or a replacement for medical care.
Clients come to this session for all kinds of reasons:
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Recovering from physical tension
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Helping the body settle after a stressful period
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Adding another layer of care to their self-care rhythm
As with everything we do here, PEMF therapy is one more tool that may support the process your body is already working toward.
The research is growing, but it's still limited.
When we use research to understand new modalities, we need to remember that a lot of variables are at play.
There are many different PEMF devices on the market, each with its own protocols, so a study supporting one specific device and outcome doesn't automatically apply across the board. We chose our device, the Swiss Bionics Omnium1 system, because we value what the current research is showing so far.
That said, if you want to read up on our device and some of the PEMF therapy research that's out there, we've included some links below:
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Swiss Bionics Omnium1 System: https://www.swissbionic.com/omnium1-system/
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Swiss Bionics "The Science": https://www.swissbionic.com/pemf/
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PLOS One (2025) — Meta-analysis on PEMF for shoulder impingement syndrome, showing improved pain scores and functional capacity: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/file?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0323837&type=printable
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PMC Systematic Review (2025) — PEMF for non-specific low back pain, reviewing 9 randomized controlled trials: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11775040/
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PMC Systematic Review (2025) — PEMF for soft tissue injuries (foot and ankle pathologies), reduced inflammation and improved circulation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC12916110/
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PMC Meta-Analysis (2025) — PEMF for shoulder impingement syndrome, background on FDA history and musculoskeletal applications: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC12088032/
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PMC Comprehensive Review, MDPI (2025) — PEMF and LIPUS in peripheral nerve regeneration: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12525245/
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Prospective Multi-Center Randomized Clinical Trial, PMC (2025) — PEMF for joint and soft tissue pain, 36% pain reduction and reduced medication use: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11914662/
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USPTO Filing, Radiation Release Capsule — Overview of FDA-approved PEMF applications, including bone healing, depression, and anxiety: https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadPdf/11383093
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Central Idaho Wellness, "The Science Behind PEMF Therapy" (2025) — Overview citing over 1,000 clinical studies and 2025 sarcopenia study on muscle strength and mobility: https://centralidahowellness.com/post/pemf-therapy-science-benefits



