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What is the Platinum Series PEMF / Far Infared Mat?
The HealthyLine Platimum Series PEMF Far Infared Heating Mat is a professional-grade wellness device that combines five natural therapies to help relax muscles, improve circulation, and manage pain. It is available in various sizes to suit different needs.
Key Therapies and FeaturesThe Platinum Series mat integrates multiple therapeutic technologies into one system:
- Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy: The mat offers a fully customizable PEMF system with an advanced controller.
- Customization: Users can program frequency (1 to 30 Hz), waveform (sine or square), pulse duration (medium, fast, ultra-fast), intensity (up to 3 Gauss), and time limit.
- Presets: Includes 12 pre-programmed functions for ease of use, with the default frequency set to the Earth's natural Schumann resonance (7.83 Hz).
- Benefits: PEMF is reported to help boost energy levels, improve sleep quality, and stimulate the body's natural healing processes.
- Far Infrared (FIR) Heat Therapy: A blend of crushed, certified, jewelry-grade Amethyst, Jade, Obsidian, Quartz, and Tourmaline gemstones lines the mat's surface. When heated, these stones emit deep-penetrating far-infrared rays (wavelength 5-14 μm) to ease muscle tension, manage pain, and promote relaxation.
- Negative Ion Therapy: The embedded gemstones naturally generate negative ions (up to 3000/cc), which increase when heated and help support systemic functions in the body.
- Photon Light Therapy: The mat is equipped with 60 red LED lights (660 nm wavelength) for photon light therapy.
- Hot GemStone Therapy: The heated gemstone surface provides a relaxing hot stone experience, helping to relieve tension and making the body more receptive to other therapies.
- Types of Devices: Infrared heating pads, mats with natural stones (jade/tourmaline), and sauna blankets are commonly accepted as eligible expenses.
- Letter of Medical Necessity: While often allowed, some administrators may require a Letter of Medical Necessity from a physician to classify it as a medical expense.
- Verification Needed: You should verify with your specific plan administrator (e.g., FSA Feds, HSA Bank) before purchase to ensure coverage, as policies can vary.