A Simple Guide to One of the Most Exciting New Healing Technologies
If you’ve been dealing with pain that keeps coming back, slow healing, or you just don’t feel like your body is functioning the way it used to, you’re not alone. Many people try stretches, massage, medications, and even injections, yet still don’t get long-term relief.
That’s where EMTT comes in.
Short for Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy, EMTT is a breakthrough technology that helps your body heal from the inside out without pain, needles, or downtime.
What Exactly Is EMTT?
Think of EMTT as a powerful, gentle way to “recharge” your cells.
It uses high-powered magnetic pulses (you don’t feel anything intense—just a light tapping or warmth) that reach deep into your tissues in a way most therapies can’t. These magnetic waves help:
Reduce inflammation
Increase blood flow
Boost cellular energy
Speed up natural healing
Restore healthy tissue function
In simpler terms: EMTT helps your body fix what’s been stuck or slow to heal.
What Does EMTT Feel Like?
Most people describe it as relaxing, gentle, and soothing.
You simply lie back while the device does the work. There are no injections, no discomfort, and no recovery time. You can go right back to your day afterward.
How Can EMTT Help Me?
EMTT is especially helpful for people who feel like they’ve “tried everything” and still aren’t getting relief.
Many clients use EMTT for:
Pelvic floor issues such as incontinence or pelvic pain
Chronic back or neck pain
Hip, knee, or shoulder pain
Plantar fasciitis
Old injuries that never healed fully
Athletic injuries
Postpartum discomfort or slow healing
The reason EMTT works so well is because it reaches deep into the tissues—down to the cellular and even bone level—where many chronic issues originate.
What the Research Shows
Even though the treatment feels simple, the science behind it is strong.
Studies have found:
Up to 88.5% success rates for chronic tendon and musculoskeletal conditions when EMTT and shockwave therapy are combined.
An average of 92% pain reduction for chronic plantar fasciitis.
80% of people with long-term chronic pain reported significant improvement after EMTT.
75% maintained those improvements for 6 to 12 months.
This is not just a temporary relief method. EMTT helps create lasting, meaningful change in the tissues.
Is EMTT Safe for Everyone?
For most people, yes. EMTT is extremely safe.
However, because it uses magnetic energy, there are some exceptions.
Not recommended if you have:
Pacemakers or defibrillators
Cochlear implants
Neurostimulators
Insulin pumps
Metal shrapnel or unknown metal fragments
Use caution if you have:
Orthopedic screws, rods, or plates near the treatment area
Copper IUDs
Dental metal near the treatment field
Typically safe:
Titanium joint replacements
Plastic, ceramic, or silicone implants
Your provider will always screen you before treatment to ensure EMTT is appropriate for you.
The Bottom Line: Why People Choose EMTT
People choose EMTT because it offers real healing, not just temporary symptom relief. It requires no downtime, feels gentle, and supports the body’s natural ability to repair itself. For many, it provides faster and more lasting results than traditional therapies.
If you’re tired of living with discomfort or ready for a solution that helps your body truly heal, EMTT may be exactly what you’ve been looking for.
About the author
Dr. Allison Feldt, PT, DPT
Allison is a pelvic floor physical therapist and the founder of Body Motion PT in Edmonds. A mom who knows the aftermath of pregnancy and birth firsthand, she's on a mission to help women restore their core and pelvic floor at every stage of life.
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