The Benefits of MagnaWave PEMF Through Thermal Imaging

MagnaWave conducted a thermal imaging study to explore how Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy could support equine health. The study provided valuable insights into how PEMF therapy may help address chronic pain and promote recovery. 

Procedures and Findings

Jake received MagnaWave PEMF to the hip and hind end for 20-25 minutes on the lowest setting. A licensed thermographer conducted thermal imaging before, immediately after, and one hour following Jake’s PEMF session.

The images tracked changes in key areas, including his spine, stifles, and haunches, revealing notable shifts in temperature and thermal patterns.

Spinal View:

• Before: Localized red areas indicated heat and inflammation
• Immediately After: Red areas softened
• One Hour Later: Temperature increased, with more uniform thermal patterns

Left Stifle View:

• Before: Red spots indicated thermal imbalance
• Immediately After: Spots diminished, and the area showed a consistent increase in temperature
• One Hour Later: Heat distribution became even across the area

Right Stifle View:

• Before: Cooler areas dominated
• Immediately After: Red and white thermal patterns emerged, signaling increased temperature
• One Hour Later: The heat spread uniformly throughout the area

Haunches:

• Before: An intense white region suggested inflammation in the right haunch
• Immediately After: The white region (indicating inflammation) shrank
• One Hour Later: The white region of inflammation reduced significantly and heat became evenly distributed

What These Findings Mean 

While thermal imaging is not diagnostic, the study highlighted significant changes in Jake’s thermal patterns following PEMF therapy. These observations suggest that the PEMF supports improved circulation, reduced inflammation, and better recovery outcomes.