

59. Should You Buy an Infrared / Multi-Therapy PEMF Mat? Is It Worth It? – 2025 Review
Jul 2, 2025
The hosts dive deep into the world of infrared PEMF mats, questioning their effectiveness based on rigorous 2025 testing. They uncover concerning design flaws and quality issues in popular products. Listeners learn about the technical aspects of PEMF technology and how marketing can mislead consumers. Myths surrounding negative ions and ineffective red light components are debunked, prompting a call for cautious purchasing. Join the conversation to uncover the truth about these trendy therapeutic devices!
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Poor Manufacturing and Measurement
- Many popular infrared multi-therapy PEMF mats come from a few manufacturers, mainly in China, often identical across brands.
- These manufacturers don't always know how to accurately measure or produce quality PEMF intensities, raising concerns about product reliability.
Inferior Coil Design Limits PEMF
- Most mats use ferro rod coils, which create a magnetic field that drops off very quickly and has poor coverage.
- These coils are cheap and generate fields that barely penetrate the body effectively during use.
Harmful EMF Emission Issues
- Some PEMF mats emit harmful 50 Hz dirty electricity fields similar to AC mains power, which causes biological stress and negates therapeutic effects.
- Others show poor signal cleanliness with electrical noise interfering, reducing their therapeutic value.