How to use a PEMF Machine

How to use PEMF Machine

Many PEMF machines allow you to connect an external device, such as a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, to input specific frequencies using apps or programs available online. This approach gives flexibility, letting you choose low-intensity longer sessions for relaxation or high-intensity shorter ones for deeper penetration, or anything in between.

Why use an external frequency generator?

An external device (like a phone or computer with a tone generator app) serves as the signal source. This keeps your setup up-to-date with the latest frequency research for various health concerns, without relying on fixed onboard programs. Most people already own a compatible device, avoiding extra costs. You can download free or low-cost apps, or even play frequencies directly from sites like YouTube.

High-power PEMF units often feature a small chassis that fits easily on a nightstand or table, making daily sessions convenient.

The coil is typically shaped (slightly oval for the head or curved for body contour) to optimize field distribution and comfort during use.

For pre-programmed Rife frequencies: Use Frex16 on a Windows laptop (affordable software with sequential frequency runs; needs audio output).

For multi-frequency playback: Android apps like "Tone Generator" (free version available; supports simultaneous frequencies—great for modern protocols).

Other options: NCH ToneGen for PC (can run multiple frequencies at once, save playlists; use a free trial) or similar iOS/Android tools.

Connect via audio cable, select your frequencies, place the coil on or near the target area, and start the session. Always follow general PEMF guidelines: start low and slow, stay hydrated, and consult a professional for personalized advice.

Here are some video tutorials that will show how to use the Sentient Element PEMF machines: