Magneto Pulsed Magnetic Super Transduction Therapy (PMST), which opens up new possibilities in regeneration and rehabilitation.
Applications include diseases of the musculoskeletal system such as lower back pain, arthritis,
inflammation of tendons and joints as well as acute injuries.
PMST is 40X stronger than Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field (PEMF) which is only good for muscle and differs
from general forms of magnetic field therapy or PEMF due to the high oscillation frequency of 1000-3000hz.




PMST Pro Benefits:
Flexibility – Flexible holding arm (stainless steel) with central lock for static and fatigue-free work.
High Strength – The stimulus strength can reach 5T, Stimulate depth: 8cm under the skin, fully stimulating nerve and deep muscle tissue.
Comfortable – Unique progressive change pulse: slowly rising – continuous high-intensity stimulation slowly decrease.
Acceptable, painless, more comfortable body sensation.
Non-invasive with no reported side effects
The high oscillating frequency with deeper penetration
Treatment of non-specific pain
High patient comfort and easy handling
Non-invasive, secure therapy
Cost-effective device
Long service life and low maintenance efforts



New Physio Magneto PMST
Muscle, Bone, Joint Regeneration and Rehabilitation System uses a magnetic field to stimulate muscle tissue
and nerves through clothes and skin without decaying so that it generates an inductive current, a non-invasive, painless stimulus to tissue
and peripheral nerves, which can accelerate metabolism and blood circulation, enhance the body immunity, soothe pain, reduce muscle soreness,
restore damaged cells to normal health, regulate and improve physical function.

Muscle pathology (contracture, muscle tears, bruises, and swelling).
Bone injuries, osteoarticular distractions, and wear of the joints (shoulder, hips, knees, ankle joints).
Pathology of the elbow, wrist, and arms (epicondylitis, tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome).
Thoracic vertebral pathology. Inflammation and damage to the Achilles tendon and ligament.
Tendonitis in the shoulder joint area and chronic edema.