Brain Entrainment with PEMF

What is Brain Entrainment

Our brain is constantly firing electrical signals through its neural networks. The arrangement of these signals are called brainwave patterns. Brainwaves are divided into 5 states based on frequency bands. Interestingly, these frequency bands also correspond with states of consciousness known as Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta, and Gamma.  Brainwaves themselves are electromagnetic in nature; neurons firing electrical signals throughout the body. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field or PEMF uses the same method as the brain itself.  PEMF goes deep down to the tissue and stimulates a response on the cellular level, and works in the same mechanism as the brain itself. It is for this reason, that PEMF is a powerful and effective way to use brain entrainment while receiving benefits of pulsed electromagnetic fields.

Benefits from Brain Entrainment

Brain Entrainment is natural and holistic, it adjusts the activity in the brain conducive to the circadian rhythms of the body. Circadian rhythms are part of the body’s internal clock, running in the background to carry out essential functions and processes. One of the most important and well-known circadian rhythms is the sleep-wake cycle. Using Theta and Delta waves can adjust the brain to the natural circadian rhythm. Interruption of the bodies natural circadian rhythm can affect things such as mood and sleep.

Depression is treated using PEMF in many countries across the world, and depression has been shown to be a cause of insomnia (Nutt, 2008), as well as a disruption in the bodies natural circadian rhythms. Therefore, we suggest Brain Entrainment with PEMF as a powerful tool to enhance your mood and help you sleep better. 

Magnetic fields from a small battery-operated 4 Hz generator were tested in a double-blind study. Effects on sleep were studied prior to treatment and after 2 and 6 wks of treatment. They found that this field and intensity was effective in reducing sleep disturbances in 83% of the exposed group, compared with 57% in the controls. Slow-wave activity (0.5-4.5 Hz) is believed to play a role in brain restoration and memory consolidation. (Massimini, 2005).

People who use Brain Entrainment with PEMF have reported having a full and restful night sleep, as well as waking up with more energy in the morning.  They also report, better ability to focus as well as retaining information from the previous day,.