Arthritis, arthrosis, and osteoporosis

In addition to the already mentioned features, magnetotherapy in home use is extraordinarily effective in the treatment of oedema. Magnetic fields also widen small blood vessels and improve blood circulation; this feature helps mitigate some of the negative effects of diabetes. Magnetotherapy is extremely effective in treating migraines and tinnitus. It can also be applied in the treatment of some psychological disorders (e.g. sleep), or degenerative diseases (Bechterew’s disease, rheumatism).

Clients using Renaissance instruments have at their disposal specially designed kits for treating periodontal disease, arthrosis and arthritis, post-operative convalescence, in the process of wound healing, in sciatica, in other locomotive organ (musculoskeletal) problems. Renaissance® instruments are also excellent tools in the fight against modern civilization diseases. Magnetotherapy is not a method intended only for older or sick organisms. Athletes know magnetotherapy and Renaissance® applications from the rehabilitation processes, and from relaxation after a strenuous performance.

PEMF therapy is among the treatment methods that prove the most successful in treating this condition. It has strong analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, reduces swelling, and improves mobility of joints. Long-term application kickstarts tissue repair in the affected cartilage and makes it possible for patients to rehabilitate more effectively.

A few applications result in partial alleviation of pain, which gradually subsides completely. Regular and long-term use also kickstarts cartilage recovery as well as improves mobility and flexibility.

Magnetic therapy can accelerate metabolic processes in joints and thereby speed up healing of damaged tissues. Low frequency pulsed magnetic therapy is also recommended to persons who have had a joint replacement surgery (endoprosthesis).

PEMF therapy has strong analgesic effects, constituting a remedy not only for pain originating in a damaged cartilage and/or surrounding bones, but also for pain coming from the ligaments and tendons attached to the articular capsule. A magnetic field distributes equally, treating the entire iliolumbar (relating to the hip or lower back) area; the damaged cartilage starts to recover, and its mobility and flexibility improve. As a result, patients need to have their hip joints substituted with an endoprosthesis much later while a portion of them may not need the surgery at all.

In addition to ensuring a quick onset of its analgesic properties, pulsed magnetic therapy treatment also facilitates healing processes (provided it is used regularly). Cells are stimulated to produce more collagen, elastin, and additional cartilage components, making it possible for articular surfaces to recover over a period of time.

PEMF therapy has analgesic effects, removes joint swelling, improves joint mobility and flexibility, and, if used on a long-term basis, kickstarts the body’s recovery processes. Patients in an acute phase of illness normally choose shorter applicators (5-10 minutes long) that are to be prolonged gradually.

PEMF therapy is one of the most successful methods to treat osteoporosis. Its application harmonizes creation and reabsorption of bone tissue, contributing to more stable bone tissue structures as well as normalization of mineralization of bone tissue. A sufficient intake of calcium as well as magnesium is essential. Application of magnetic therapy must be long-term.