I had many many issues and used the flexpulse G2, and over time I resolved many pain areas: sciatica , nerve pain full length of leg, several areas of arthritis, periformis pain, TMJ, etc. It does take some time but it is mobile and can be worn during day.
Thanks for your comment I am really glad it has helped you. Yes, the thing about this type of treatment is exposure and due to the fact it doesn't make a noise, you can't feel anything you have to keep at it with regular treatments. My wife has a TMJ do you place it on both sides of your jaw and what setting do you use? Thanks
I have just looked at the lists for frequency - mostly..I have also tried higher frequencies if I think it will help 'dislodge' painful tissue.. It does need regular application as the body is aging:):) It is mostly trial and error for me but I have not really found anything that is not helpful yet. for me, dogs, horses..@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 Rgds, S
You mentioned improved sleep as your primary objective. I’m curious if you’ve tried an EarthPulse or if you have basis for comparison between the Flexpulse and EarthPulse.
I'm not sure if this would be of benefit as the output of your largest machine is only 80 Gauss which is much lower than the Flexpulse, so I don't see what benefit it would be for me. Thank you
would you recommend investing in a more powerful device for at home use? i visited a clinic for CFS and they told me to buy my own and use it 2x a day rather than once a week. They suggested the xspe, which is over 5 grand
I would always recommend buying the most powerful model you can afford that has the highest gaus. If you are going to use it long term for treatment then I think it would be a good investment. I only use mine for pain spots from training and for Anxiety which it is perfect for as it is portable and has a long battery life
They are only designed for very localised areas like your temple, elbow or bicep. They work very well for me and my wife. It's not just about surface area but power output and you can't expect a portable device to have the same capabilities as a large machine.
@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 I'm a bit skeptical with this device. I've read some of the research articles regarding PEMF. The gauss needed for therapeutic effects are between 35-50 gauss. I couldn't find anything about coil sizes, but most professional equipment always use large coils. This is probably for EMF penetration or making sure that the EMF is large enough to cover an area. Having a small coil I think will only have a small EMF coverage, perhaps, not enough to penetrate deep into the tissues.
@@WTF_BBQ well, it all depends what you want to use it for and your budget. This is 300 gaus so for the types of areas I mentioned works well, but you can't expect it to work the same way a £15000 to 20k machine would work as that is when you are getting into the professional devices. We use this for anxiety, better sleep and muscle relief from general pain issues that's it. If you want more power or have a specific problem I would say you are better off saving your £900 and use that money to pay for some treatments at a pulse center
@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 Out of curiosity, where do place these coils on your head to relieve anxiety ?? I've not research this part of PEMF. I've been interested in pain control and healing for the most part.
I had many many issues and used the flexpulse G2, and over time I resolved many pain areas: sciatica , nerve pain full length of leg, several areas of arthritis, periformis pain, TMJ, etc. It does take some time but it is mobile and can be worn during day.
Thanks for your comment I am really glad it has helped you. Yes, the thing about this type of treatment is exposure and due to the fact it doesn't make a noise, you can't feel anything you have to keep at it with regular treatments. My wife has a TMJ do you place it on both sides of your jaw and what setting do you use? Thanks
I have just looked at the lists for frequency - mostly..I have also tried higher frequencies if I think it will help 'dislodge' painful tissue.. It does need regular application as the body is aging:):) It is mostly trial and error for me but I have not really found anything that is not helpful yet. for me, dogs, horses..@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 Rgds, S
Awesome video and product!
Thank you for the kind comment 😊
You mentioned improved sleep as your primary objective. I’m curious if you’ve tried an EarthPulse or if you have basis for comparison between the Flexpulse and EarthPulse.
Sorry I don't never used the Earthpulse so I can't comment sorry
hi, would you like to try our PEMF device?
I'm not sure if this would be of benefit as the output of your largest machine is only 80 Gauss which is much lower than the Flexpulse, so I don't see what benefit it would be for me. Thank you
yes
would you recommend investing in a more powerful device for at home use? i visited a clinic for CFS and they told me to buy my own and use it 2x a day rather than once a week. They suggested the xspe, which is over 5 grand
I would always recommend buying the most powerful model you can afford that has the highest gaus. If you are going to use it long term for treatment then I think it would be a good investment. I only use mine for pain spots from training and for Anxiety which it is perfect for as it is portable and has a long battery life
@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 thanks a lot mark, great video
@@piedpiper1201 thank you! You are very welcome 😉
Why the flex pulse instead of the Micropulse?
Hahaha, those coils are tiny....... They're not gonna do anything.
They are only designed for very localised areas like your temple, elbow or bicep. They work very well for me and my wife. It's not just about surface area but power output and you can't expect a portable device to have the same capabilities as a large machine.
@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953
I'm a bit skeptical with this device. I've read some of the research articles regarding PEMF. The gauss needed for therapeutic effects are between 35-50 gauss. I couldn't find anything about coil sizes, but most professional equipment always use large coils. This is probably for EMF penetration or making sure that the EMF is large enough to cover an area.
Having a small coil I think will only have a small EMF coverage, perhaps, not enough to penetrate deep into the tissues.
@@WTF_BBQ well, it all depends what you want to use it for and your budget. This is 300 gaus so for the types of areas I mentioned works well, but you can't expect it to work the same way a £15000 to 20k machine would work as that is when you are getting into the professional devices. We use this for anxiety, better sleep and muscle relief from general pain issues that's it. If you want more power or have a specific problem I would say you are better off saving your £900 and use that money to pay for some treatments at a pulse center
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Out of curiosity, where do place these coils on your head to relieve anxiety ?? I've not research this part of PEMF. I've been interested in pain control and healing for the most part.
@@WTF_BBQ sorry I have only just seen your comment. I would place a pad on the front of your forehead.
you need to make it shorter