
With Pro Active's PEMF therapy, I've seen injuries heal at a rapid rate — sometimes more than twice as fast as I would usually expect.
Dr John Morgan, Sports Medicine Expert

How it works
Why PEMF helps with back pain
Most back pain treatments address symptoms. PEMF addresses the underlying cellular environment — the actual biology of why tissue is painful and not healing.

Reduces inflammation at source
PEMF regulates inflammatory mediators at a cellular level — reducing the excess inflammation that drives chronic back pain without suppressing the body's healing ability.
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Improves circulation
Injured spinal structures heal faster with better blood flow. PEMF dilates vessels and increases circulation, delivering oxygen and nutrients to damaged discs, muscles and ligaments.

Reduces nerve sensitisation
Chronic back pain involves sensitised nerves that fire pain signals excessively. PEMF helps restore normal nerve cell function and reduces this sensitisation over a course of sessions.

Releases muscle spasm
Muscle spasm is a major driver of back pain. PEMF reduces tension and supports faster recovery in strained or overloaded back muscles, breaking the spasm-pain cycle.
Conditions treated
Types of back pain we can help with
Lower back pain
Facet joint pain
Ankylosing spondylitis
Disc bulge or herniation
Muscle strain & spasm
Osteoporosis-related pain
Sciatica
Post-surgical recovery
Chronic back pain
What to expect
Your session at Pro Active
Sessions are fully clothed, completely non-invasive and deeply relaxing. Most clients fall asleep.

Consultation
Your therapist discusses your health history and goals to dial in the right settings.

Setup
Lie on the full-body PEMF mat fully clothed. Local applicators used where needed.

Your session
30 or 60 minutes of deep relaxation. Many clients fall asleep. You simply let it work.

Progress
We recommend 5+ sessions for back pain. Reduced pain and improved mobility typically build with each session.
Trusted by elite athletes
The same technology. The same clinic. Available to you.
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Colin Jackson - Olympic Gold Medallist
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Jamie Baulch — Olympic Silver Medallist
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Dave Sloan — Hyrox World Champion
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Fred Wright — British Cycling Champion
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Rebecca Mason — Hyrox World Champion
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Tom Davies — Superleague Rugby
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Dr John Morgan — Sports Medicine

