
Getting the Outcomes You Want... Faster
SofPulse tPEMF therapy reduces swelling and pain related to a variety of healthcare conditions. Whether you are trying to heal from surgery, have a difficult to heal wound or even osteoarthritis, SofPulse can help.
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Decreases Your Pain
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Reduces Your Swelling
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Less Use of and Reliance on Medications
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Easy to Use
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Automated Dosing
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Painless and Non-Invasive
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Non-narcotic, No Side Effects

Patient Information
Simple. Non-Invasive. Safe.
The SofPulse tPEMF therapy device is available by prescription only. When your physician prescribes SofPulse they will place and activate the device and explain what you need to do to ensure proper therapy is achieved. SofPulse can be used over clothing, surgical dressings or a cast, but it should be removed before bathing or showering. Your physician will determine the length of time you should use the device as it can vary depending on your specific condition.
Our tPEMF devices has two modes for use: pre-programmed or manual. In the pre-programmed mode the device is placed where it is needed and it will automatically turn off and on to provide therapy. This means that you are getting just the right amount of therapy your body needs without any of the worry.
Unlike narcotic painkillers and prescription anti-inflammatory medications which can result in vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, bleeding of the stomach, severe drowsiness, constipation and many other adverse side effects, SofPulse has no know side effects.
Unlike prescription drugs or narcotic painkillers, no side effects have been reported in millions of applications of the Endonovo SolfPulse
tPEMF therapy.
How SofPulse tPEMF Technology Works
When the body is injured, whether a cut/scrape or a surgical procedure, signals are released from the injured tissues that tell the body to begin the healing process. Inflammation is the first and most uncomfortable phase of the healing process. In this phase, the small vessels that carry blood throughout the body enlarge to allow blood and infection-fighting white blood cells to easily pass through the vessel walls and enter the surrounding tissues. Although painful, this is a very important part of the healing process.
tPEMF helps to accelerate healing by emitting targeted pulses to the wounded area to enhance the body's natural healing process. The pulses emitted by our tPEMF products are 1,000 times LESS power than your mobile phone!
Patient Frequently Asked Questions
Study Design
Double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized study
Validated model of inflammation 11, 12
32 male Sprague-Dawley rats (200-250g), separated into two cohorts: SofPulse and Sham (originally referred to as Torino and Torino Sham).
Paw edema was induced by intraplantar injection of 0.1ml of 2% carrageenan in saline13
Edema was measured, after 225 minutes, with a water displacement plethysmometer
Results
Non-significant decrease (8%) in mean pain threshold vs. baseline for active cohort.
Significant decrease (26%) in mean pain threshold vs. baseline for cohort (p<0.001)
Mean pain threshold was reduced by nearly 3x more in sham cohort vs. active cohort
Mean edema increase in sham cohort was 1.7x greater than the active cohort at 225 minutes.
Pain threshold was reduced by approximately two-fold at 360 min, compared with approximately three-fold for SofPulse at 225 minutes.
Conclusion
The results show that the SofPulse had a significant effect on pain and edema in an animal model which is routinely employed as an accurate predictor of the effect of anti-inflammatory drugs and physical modalities on humans.
References:
10. Johnson MT. Effect of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy on Pain, Inflammation, and Edema in the Rat Hind Paw. Indiana State University Scholl of Medicine, Department of Microbiology and Immunology. 2008.
11. Morris CJ (2003) Carrageenan-induced paw edema in the rat and mouse. Methods Mol Biol. 225:115-121.
12. Anseloni VC, Ennis M, Lidow MS (2003) Optimization of the mechanical nociceptive threshold testing with the Randall-Selitto assay. J Neurosci Methods. 131:93-97
13. al-Swayeh OA, Clifford RH, del Soldato P, Moore PK (2000). A comparison of the anti-inflammatory and anti-nociceptive activity of ntroaspririn and aspirin. Br J Pharmacol. 129:343-350.
Studies on a transplanted arterial loop in the groin of a rat (Figure A - control) clearly demonstrate the angiogenesis that occurs after 8 weeks of 30 minute pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, given twice daily (Figure B). Angiogenesis was reported to be 500% greater in the treated animals (courtesy Roland et al15).
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15. Roland D, Ferder M, Kothuru R, Faierman T, Strauch B. Effects of pulsed magnetic energy on a microsurgically transferred vessel. Plast Reconstr Surg 2000; 105:1371-1374.
Studies on a transplanted arterial loop in the groin of a rat (Figure A - control) clearly demonstrate the angiogenesis that occurs after 8 weeks of 30 minute pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, given twice daily (Figure B). Angiogenesis was reported to be 500% greater in the treated animals (courtesy Roland et al15).
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15. Roland D, Ferder M, Kothuru R, Faierman T, Strauch B. Effects of pulsed magnetic energy on a microsurgically transferred vessel. Plast Reconstr Surg 2000; 105:1371-1374.
Studies on a transplanted arterial loop in the groin of a rat (Figure A - control) clearly demonstrate the angiogenesis that occurs after 8 weeks of 30 minute pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, given twice daily (Figure B). Angiogenesis was reported to be 500% greater in the treated animals (courtesy Roland et al15).
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15. Roland D, Ferder M, Kothuru R, Faierman T, Strauch B. Effects of pulsed magnetic energy on a microsurgically transferred vessel. Plast Reconstr Surg 2000; 105:1371-1374.
