PEMF AND ampcoil

The video above provides a visual picture of what sound waves can do when applied to a medium.

What is PEMF?

Your body is like a musical instrument. Every cell in your body needs to stay tuned to a specific frequency to function optimally. Metals, microbes, toxins, stress, and many other factors can pull your cells out of tune. AmpCoil is a proprietary system that utilizes sound frequencies delivered via a pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) to help get your cells back into tune and resonate with your body’s natural frequencies in perfect harmony. When cells resonate at their optimal frequency, it creates balance leading to health and vitality.  

How does it work?

Think of PEMF as a battery charger for our cells. The voltage of a healthy cell is about -20 to -25 millivolts. We start to get sick when that voltage drops below -15 millivolts or less. Once our cells’ voltage drops below that level, they are unable to heal and become dysfunctional. By inducing a mild electrical magnetic current into damaged cells, PEMF therapy slows or stops the release of pain and inflammatory mediators, increases blood flow of the cells, and re-establishes normal cell interaction. With reduced inflammation, pain decreases, energy increases, and faster tissue healing occurs. 

How can AmpCoil help me?

AmpCoil is a proprietary system that utilizes sound frequencies delivered via a pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) to help get your cells back into tune and resonate with your body’s natural frequencies in perfect harmony. When cells resonate at their optimal frequency, it creates balance leading to health and vitality. More than 90 percent of AmpCoil’s most active users reported that the AmpCoil system has been instrumental to their personal wellness.

User-reported AmpCoil benefits:

• increased immune response
• restoration 
• relaxation
• dramatic pain reduction
• increased microcirculation
• increased energy
• enhanced vitality
• mental clarity
• symptom management of pain and inflammation associated with Lyme disease and co-infections