How does it work?
As the founder of Biomagna Pro® -Norberto Palavecino M.D.- says, “in life is not one only way to solve any problem.” And the same happens in medicine, emotional imbalances and of course… addictions.
The most popular way to solve this kind of situation is conventional medicine, which tries to solve these imbalances using pills, or hospitalization. In Biomagna we use the same language than the brain uses: electromagnetic waves.
The Biomagna Pro® effect on the brain

The brain is affected by the consumption of chemical substances, disconnecting brain areas and consequently altering their functioning. This is expressed very clearly on the EEG (electroencephalogram ).
Biomagna Pro® stabilize this process by helping the brain to find its own balance and by re-communicating previously disconnected parts. This translates into a rejection of the consumption of those same substances.
Introducing Biomagna Pro®
First PEMF device for addictions.
- Easy to use headband and App
- Powerful device to quit addictions
- Programmed sessions based on your safety
What Does Science Say About Biomagna Pro®
A retrospective chart review of cranial electrotherapy stimulation for clients newly admitted to residential drug treatment
David A. Deitch, Ph.D., Jennifer Butler, B.S., Charles A. Fisher, Sidney Hargrave, M.A., Norman John 2009
This pilot program was designed to determine if using CES affected retention rates among new drug rehab patients arriving at Phoenix House, the nations largest non-profit drug rehab center. The study included 392 subjects consisting of heroin and cocaine addicts; 293 patients did not receive CES (control) and 99 patients received an average of 5 CES treatments total per patient. A 50% increase in retention after 90 days was seen among patients who received CES versus patients who did not receive CES. Patients who received CES also reported significant decreases in anxiety and insomnia. Phoenix House pilot program poster (link to poster, previous file in dropbox.)
- How Science is unlocking the secrets of addictions. National geographic Article.
- Brain-altering magnetic pulses could zap cocaine addiction.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation –new circuit- based strategy to decrece relapse among patients with drug and alcohol use?
- Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in the Treatment of Tobacco use disorder.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in cocaine, methamphetamine, and tobacco addiction.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in the Treatment of Abuse disorders.