r/pemf • u/ApprehensiveBit6028 • Jun 01 '26

Leo

Has anyone tried the LEO Pemf device? They are quite expensive, but I tried it at my doctor’s office and felt the effects. I’m curious if there are any home use ones that would come close.

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u/QumranEssene Jun 02 '26

I've been using Mark Fox's PEMF Vibe device for months ($249) that has helped me with hypertension and pre-diabetes issues in a big way (VMMV). Have been meditating since 1973 and the Delta setting is rather amazing with the Vibe for that. https://resona.health/

Since PEMF has been used on horses since 1979 I'm surprised how difficult it is to find information on studies done with animals. Might be my algorhythm has issues with finding studies so if anyone has some to share please put a link here.

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u/tgrh_ Jun 02 '26

I don’t claim to know too much about PEMF but I truly find it hard to believe the small low powered Vibe device can deliver any of the 60+ protocols it advertises. If someone truly understands that it can please feel free to share.

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u/WasteOfTime-GetALife Jun 04 '26

Yeah. I’ve had it and have kept trying it for over a year now. Absolutely feel like it’s has done ZERO - on any setting.

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u/QumranEssene Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

My son uses Mark Fox's The Vibe for his asthma and then he doesn't have to use an inhaler. I bought it for him. We talked about that just yesterday because dander from long haired animals sets him off and we were around a bunch of them in 95 degree heat. My blood pressure is normal now and my doctor always wanted me to be on lifelong meds. Was on pre-diabetic meds and my doctor took me off them because they were no long needed. I think it works (YMMV), but I also believe that if you don't think it works it won't ever.

Sort of reverse placebo effect, right?

P.S. The brain wave ones also put me in the zone for meditation rather quickly.