PMST-3 PMST-3
PMST-3
MAGNETO THERAPY
1000~3000Hz
1000~3000Hz
High Frequency
Ring Type Applicator
Ring Type Applicator
Better for joint pain
5 Tesla (5T)
5 Tesla (5T)
High Power
The overall of PMST-3
◉ PMST-3 is a vertical magnrto machine using pulse electricity to send signals through the body and to the braine of human required .
◉ PMST(Phydio Magnetic Super Transdunction) Therapy works effectively to re-align the electric potential of our cells and to regenerate and rehabilitate body musculoskeletal disorders.
◉ PMST therapy boasts a 5 Tesla magnetic field strength, and a 30% increase from older models.
Why choose PMST-3?
◉ For Physio Therapy Treatment, it offers upgraded frequencies: up to 100Hz for MT mode and 1000–3000 Hz for high-frequency ST mode, allowing a penetration depth of 18 cm and a broad range of indications.
Magneto (Phydio Magnetic Super Transdunction)Therapy is a non-invasive, painless treatment for various injuries, bone related conditions and pains.
◉ The treatment works by emitting a pulsating, varying intensity and frequency electromagnetic field placed around the patient.
◉ The application of pulsed magnetic fields has, through research findings, been shown to help the body to restore normal potentials at an accelerated rate,
Working Principle
How does magneto therapy work?
What  can magneto therapy do?
How does magneto therapy work?
PMST means physio magneto super transduction therapy. It delivers high-intensity electromagnetic pulses to targeted areas of the body. which is an innovative technology pulsing a magnetic field into the body, creating an extraordinary healing effect.
Damaged cells are re-energized by boosting electrical charges within the cell, cellular metabolism increases, and blood circulation is improved.
What can magneto therapy do?
These pulses, occurring in short bursts, influence cellular behavior, metabolism, and neuromuscular function. With potential benefits in bone healing, pain management, and inflammation reduction, Phydio Magnetic Super Transdunction is used in various clinical settings by healthcare professionals. While promising, consulting with a healthcare professional before undergoing Phydio Magnetic Super Transdunction therapy is essential, especially for those with underlying health issues or during pregnancy.
More Details
Specification
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Product Name

PMST-3

Technology

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy

Oscillation  frequency

Max  3000 Hz

Field strength at the coil

5T

Field strength at 4cm distance

Performance

Voltage

Water Cooling System

Package

0.4T

92T/S

100~240v 50/60Hz

Water 2.5L

Flight Case


FAQ
  • Magnets and magnetic therapy have been used for hundreds of years to treat different types of pain, such as arthritis or headaches. Magnetic therapy devices are widely marketed, and they are most commonly used for pain, inflammation, and wound healing.
  • ◉ Young children and pregnant women due to unproven safety<br> ◉ Individuals with magnetic medical implants like pacemakers to prevent interference<br>
  • Magnetic field therapy uses different kinds of magnets on the body to help boost your overall health. It may also help treat certain conditions.<br> There are several types, including:<br> Static magnetic field therapy: In this, you touch a magnet to your skin. You might wear a magnetic bracelet or other magnetized jewelry. It could be a bandage with a magnet in it, or you may wear a magnet as a shoe insole. You could also sleep on a special mattress pad with a magnet in it.<br> Electrically charged magnetic therapy (electromagnetic therapy): The magnets you use here have an electric charge. Treatment with electromagnetic therapy usually comes through an electric pulse.<br> Magnetic therapy with acupuncture: Magnets go on the same sections of your skin that an acupuncturist would probably focus on in an acupuncture session. You may hear these areas called your energy pathways or channels.<br>
  • Feet: Plantar fasciitis, Morton’s neuroma, nerve impingement or ligament injury<br> Ankle: Chronic ankle pain, whether from osteoarthritis or ligamentous instability; a ligamentous defect in the ankle; gastrocnemius muscle strain or injury<br> Leg: Achilles tendonitis; gastrocnemius muscle strain or injury; retrocalcaneal bursitis (heel pain)<br> Knee: IT band; insertional pain; strain to the medial or lateral collateral (ligaments that form either side of the knee); jumper’s knee; patella tendinopathy<br> Upper leg: quad injury or hamstring strain or injury<br> Hand: strains and injuries<br> Elbow: Little leaguer’s elbow; tennis elbow; tricep or bicep elbow injuries<br> Hip: Gluteal muscle strain; bursitis; iliopsoas bursitis; hip flexor tendinosis<br> Shoulder: Calcinosis of the rotator cuff; partial tear of the rotator cuff; bicep injuries<br>
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