PhysioMagneto Pulsed Magnetic Super Transduction Therapy (PMST): A ground-breaking technology for regeneration and rehabilitation

PhysioMagneto Pulsed Magnetic Super Transduction Therapy (PMST) represents a new generation in regenerative and rehabilitative treatment, with a particular focus on musculoskeletal disorders such as back pain, chronic inflammation and sports injuries. By using high-frequency oscillation (1000-3000 Hz) and a magnetic field strength up to 40 times stronger than traditional pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF), PMST achieves an impressive depth in the tissue (up to 18 cm). This depth makes it possible to treat underlying structures that are otherwise inaccessible to traditional forms of therapy.

The principle behind PMST and scientific basis

PMST is based on principles of electromagnetic stimulation and resonance, which help to strengthen the cell's electrical activity, promote the growth of fibroblasts and collagen, and increase blood flow to damaged tissue. Clinical studies show that PMST can accelerate wound healing, reduce inflammation and balance blood cells, which promotes the body's natural healing processes. The technology differs from standard PEMF in that it can treat a wider range of indications with no reported side effects.

Benefits of PMST

PMST provides a number of proven benefits:

• Deep tissue penetration: Up to 18 cm, which enables the treatment of deep tissue structures and damaged tissue.
• Improved tissue repair and wound healing: The high oscillation frequency stimulates fibroblast production and collagen synthesis, which improves blood flow and accelerates tissue healing.
• Anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effect: PMST helps to reduce inflammation and pain by affecting the body's biochemical processes.
• Stimulation of cellular metabolism: The treatment increases ATP production and improves the absorption of oxygen and nutrients, which strengthens the body's healing capacity.
• Wide therapeutic application and cost-effectiveness: PMST is a non-invasive treatment that requires minimal maintenance, has short treatment sessions (5-20 minutes), and is cost-effective.

Frequency-based treatment in an integrated medical perspective

The philosophy of the Clinic for Integrated Medicine (Moss) is that all physical structures, from cells to organs, have specific resonance frequencies. This resonance is essential for the body's ability to maintain homeostasis and health. PMST uses high-intensity electromagnetic fields to restore cellular functions and optimize the body's energy levels. The treatment includes several frequency ranges:

• Low frequencies (1–30 Hz): Stimulates ATP production, provides pain relief and can reduce inflammation.
• Intermediate frequencies (31–1000 Hz): Supports muscle stimulation, nerve repair and bone healing by affecting specific biochemical processes.
• High frequencies (1000–3000 Hz): With deeply penetrating effect, these frequencies improve cellular uptake of nutrients and oxygen and can induce a mild stress response that promotes cellular repair.

Technology and mechanisms behind PMST

PMST uses electromagnetic pulses that create a super-transduction effect in the tissue and affect the cell's electrical transmembrane potential (ETP). Research shows that high-intensity PEMF can increase the membrane potential by affecting ion channels and pumps, such as the sodium-potassium ATPase, and thus strengthen cell function. Healthy cells normally have an ETP of -70 mV, and this is crucial for optimal cell function.

Technical specifications: PMST NEO+

PMST NEO+ has been developed to meet the needs of clinical practice and advanced rehabilitation and has the following technical specifications:

• Product name: Pulsed electromagnetic super transduction and laser (PMST NEO+)
• Magnetic field strength: Maximum 5 tesla, which provides deep tissue penetration and high therapeutic effect.
• Oscillation frequencies:
  • MT mode: 1–100 Hz, intended for muscle stimulation and muscle contractions.
  • ST mode: 1000–3000 Hz, aimed at the rehabilitation and regeneration of deeper tissues, such as bones, tendons and ligaments.
• Laser wavelength: A combination of 650 nm (red light) and 808 nm (near-infrared light) for tissue repair and pain relief.
• Effect and performance: A maximum output power of 1200 W, and field strength of 92 T/S.
• Excitement: 100–240 V.
• Water cooling system: Water capacity of 2.5 liters which ensures optimal performance and minimal heat development during use.
• Packaging:
  • Inner packaging: Aluminum box for safe transport.
  • Outer packaging: Cardboard box. Package size: 66 x 60 x 50 cm. Gross weight: 44 kg.

PMST NEO+ is tailored for professional use and suitable for the treatment of everything from sports injuries to chronic pain conditions and rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system.

Common indications and areas of use

PMST has a documented effect in the treatment of several conditions:

• Musculoskeletal diseases: Treatment for osteoarthritis, arthritis and other degenerative conditions.
• Sports injuries: Treats sprains, muscle injuries, inflammation of tendons and ligaments.
• Neurological conditions: Nerve healing and pain relief for chronic pain, radiculopathy and neurological damage.
• Chronic inflammation: Reduces inflammation in deep tissue and promotes healing of connective tissue.
• Special indications for male and female health: Used for prostate enlargement, prostatitis, erectile dysfunction and sexual well-being for men, as well as for vaginal pain syndromes, low libido and postpartum rehabilitation for women.

Cold laser therapy (LLT) combined with PMST

PMST NEO+ uses a unique combination of pulsed electromagnetic fields and cold laser therapy (LLT). With 808 nm and 650 nm lasers, this combination provides effective pain relief and inflammation suppression, without side effects. Cold laser therapy also promotes natural healing of damaged skin and tissue, reduces swelling and promotes cell renewal.

Conclusion

PhysioMagneto PMST NEO+ is an advanced, non-invasive solution for healing and rehabilitation. With its deep penetration, high frequency strength and documented effect on tissue repair and pain relief, PMST provides a comprehensive solution in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. The technology is based on solid research in electromedicine and represents a safe, effective and clinically reliable solution for the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.

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