VIBE PEMF Therapy for Horses – Safe. Simple. Gentle. 

The Resona Health VIBE is a low-risk general wellness device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any disease.

Safety of PEMF use during pregnancy has not been established. As a precaution, use during pregnancy is not recommended.

Do not use the VIBE in cases of active bleeding.

If you have concerns or are managing an injury or illness, consult a veterinarian or healthcare professional before use.

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy uses very low-frequency electromagnetic signals to support normal cellular function. These signals are non-invasive and low energy.

The VIBE device does not use a single frequency or simple frequency sweep. Most protocols use proprietary sequences of paired frequencies.

All frequencies are very low energy, ranging from 1 to 1000 Hertz.

Most VIBE protocols run for approximately 40 minutes on average, with the shortest around 30 minutes and the longest slightly over 2½ hours. Each protocol is unique, with different sequences of frequencies.

To get the full intended effect of a protocol, it should be run from start to finish. Because the device uses structured sequences rather than a single frequency, completing the entire session ensures all parts of the protocol are delivered as designed.

​The VIBE works in two main ways to reach beyond the area where it’s placed:

1. Resonating with the body’s water: Think of it like dropping a pebble in a pond. The energy enters where the device sits but travels outward in wave-like patterns. Hydration matters—well-hydrated tissue conducts the waves more effectively.
2. Creating tiny electrical currents: The alternating magnetic field induces small electrical currents that travel through the body because the body is electrically conductive.

Together, these principles allow the low-level PEMF signals to influence tissues beyond the immediate placement of the device.

What kind of signal or wave does the VIBE put out?

All protocols on the VIBE PEMF device use Ramped Square Waves. These waveforms deliver the low-energy PEMF signals in controlled pulses, forming the sequences used in each protocol.

There are a few ways to tell the device is running:

1. Frequency bars on the screen: These indicate the protocol is active. The screen goes into sleep mode after 15 seconds to save battery, but the protocol continues.
2. Warmth: The device can get warm—up to about 105°F—which you can feel during use.
3. Magnetic Field Tester: Use the tester included with the device. Hold it over the coils at the bottom/back of the device and you’ll see the magnet move and hear it make noise.

The technology behind traditional PEMF systems, like BEMER mats or blankets, is based on older designs developed decades ago. The VIBE uses newer, more advanced PEMF technology, allowing it to deliver stronger and more efficient signals in a compact, portable device.

Key differences include:

• Size: The VIBE is 125 times smaller than a typical mat or blanket.
• Strength: Despite its small size, the VIBE delivers more powerful local PEMF signals.
• Cost: It is significantly more affordable than traditional systems.
• Portability: Pocket-sized and lightweight, so it can be used anywhere, at the barn, at home, or on the go.

This combination of newer technology, higher strength, portability, and affordability makes the VIBE a practical, flexible option for daily PEMF support.

No, the VIBE cannot kill parasites. The energy levels are not high enough to target them directly.

That said, some protocols—like the immune support program—may help support the horse’s overall immune system, which is part of maintaining general health.

The VIBE works best when used consistently and correctly. Common mistakes with horses include:

1. Not using it often enough: For best results, most horses benefit from three to four sessions per week or more.
2. Hydration: The body conducts PEMF signals better when the horse is well hydrated. Make sure your horse has access to plenty of fresh water before each session.
3. Power level too low: The VIBE’s power ranges from 1 to 10. Most horses respond best at full power (10) unless your horse is especially sensitive. Running it at very low levels can reduce effectiveness.
4. Choosing the wrong protocol: Selecting a protocol that doesn’t address the horse’s main issue is common. If the chosen protocol doesn’t seem to help, contact us—we can guide you toward protocols that may better match your horse’s needs.

The VIBE is not waterproof. The wavy holes on the back are air vents for the coils, so if water gets inside, it can damage the circuitry.

If it gets wet, dry it immediately with a blow dryer, making sure it’s completely dry before using it again. Do not leave it wet, as prolonged moisture can cause corrosion and permanent damage.

Yes, you can run multiple protocols in a day, but pay attention to your horse. Their body needs time to process the energy and support natural repair. Overuse may sometimes cause drowsiness or fatigue.

Common reasons for this include:

• Relaxation: PEMF can create a deep, calming effect, leaving your horse sleepy.
• Physical processing: Stimulating natural healing processes can be physically demanding.
• Hydration: Dehydration can occur, so ensure your horse has water before and after sessions.
• Detox support: PEMF may assist the body in processing toxins, which can temporarily increase fatigue.

Observe your horse and adjust session frequency as needed to ensure comfort and safety.

No, the VIBE does not need to touch the skin to work. However, the closer the back of the device is to your horse’s body, the more effective the session will be.

Using the specially designed EquiVibe Band on your horse’s neck is the easiest way to ensure proper placement and full benefit.

Yes—for most horses (over 95%), the power level should be set at 10.

Start at 10 unless your horse is particularly sensitive to energy. If needed, you can lower the setting to 8, 7, or 6 and observe how your horse responds.

No, the VIBE PEMF device is silent during normal use—it has no speaker and is not designed for audio therapy.

In extremely quiet environments, if you hold the coils very close to your ear, you might hear a very faint buzzing, but this is rare and only detectable with very keen hearing.

Yes! I offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. This gives you plenty of time to try the device and using it at least 3-4 times a week for a month is the best way to see results.

There is a one-year warranty on the Vibe PEMF device for most defects.

Yes. During a protocol, the VIBE may warm up to around 105°F, which is normal. That’s about the same warmth you’d feel from reasonably warm water on the inside of your wrist.

The VIBE’s magnetic field drops off quickly, so it won’t affect anything across a room.

When placed close to your horse, the energy works in two ways:

1. Resonating with the body’s water: Like a pebble in a pond, the energy travels in waves through hydrated tissue.
2. Creating tiny electrical currents: The alternating magnetic field generates very small currents that move through the body because tissue and organs conduct electricity.

Together, these effects allow the energy to influence the whole body, even from a pocket-sized device.

PEMF use during pregnancy is not recommended by experts in the field.

While there are no known issues reported, it’s safest to avoid use during pregnancy to minimize any potential risk.

https://resona.health/2023/06/25/the-science-behind-pemf-therapy-how-it-recharges-your-cell-voltage/

No. Low-frequency PEMF is not harmful. EMF can be damaging, but PEMF signals are natural and gentle.

In fact, the Earth itself emits PEMF across multiple frequencies 24/7, and all living things have thrived with this natural energy for millennia.

For more information: https://resona.health/2023/03/30/pemf-vs-emf/ 

Yes. The Solfeggio frequency 528 Hz, also known as the Love Frequency is a natural and effective way to balance hormones. 

No. The VIBE is a stand-alone, ready-to-go device—there are no subscriptions, apps, or additional fees required.

Yes! Here are the top six ailments it can help with:

PTSD/Trauma
PTSD and Trauma is a condition that occurs in dogs and cats after they experience a traumatic event, such as abuse or a natural disaster. Symptoms of PTSD in dogs and cats may include hypervigilance, anxiety, aggression, and avoidance behavior.

Separation Anxiety
Separation anxiety is a condition that occurs in dogs and cats when they become distressed or anxious when left alone. Symptoms of separation anxiety may include excessive barking or meowing, destructive behavior, and toileting inside the house and outside litter boxes.

Allergies
Allergies can be caused by a variety of things, including food, pollen, and dust. Symptoms of allergies in dogs and cats may include itching, redness, and inflammation of the skin, as well as gastrointestinal upset.

Arthritis
Arthritis is a condition that occurs when there is inflammation in the joints. Symptoms of arthritis may include limping, stiffness, and reluctance to move.

Inflammation
Inflammation in dogs and cats can occur for a variety of reasons, including infection, injury, and chronic disease. Symptoms of inflammation may include swelling, redness, and pain.

Relax and Balance
Relaxation and balance in dogs and cats is essential for their overall health and well-being. Relaxation techniques, such as massage and aromatherapy, can help dogs to relax and reduce stress. Balanced nutrition, exercise, and socialization can help dogs to maintain physical and emotional balance.

Wound Healing
PEMF, or Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, has gained significant attention in recent years for its potential to aid in wound healing in dogs. This innovative technology utilizes electromagnetic fields to stimulate cellular repair and regeneration processes within the body. When a dog sustains an injury or undergoes surgery, PEMF can be employed as a non-invasive treatment method to promote faster and more efficient wound healing. The key strength of PEMF lies in its ability to enhance blood circulation by causing vasodilation, thereby delivering increased oxygen and nutrients to the affected area. By doing so, it supports tissue regeneration while simultaneously reducing inflammation and pain associated with wounds. Additionally, PEMF stimulates fibroblast activity, which is crucial in building new connective tissue necessary for proper healing. This therapy also aids in controlling infection by strengthening the immune system response at the site of injury. Overall, PEMF presents itself as a promising avenue for veterinarians seeking effective wound healing solutions that help improve their furry patients’ quality of life without resorting solely to medication or invasive procedures like surgeries.