Experience deep relaxation and cellular restoration with Magnetic Resonance Therapy in Alexandria, VA, a holistic service offered at Synergy Float Center, a highly recommended float tank and light therapy center in Alexandria, VA. Using the innovative Magnesphere™, this therapy helps your body naturally realign and return to balance through a soothing, non-invasive process.
Experience the next generation of relaxation technology with the Magnesphere™, a breakthrough system designed to support deep physical and emotional balance through soothing, low-frequency magnetic fields. Now you can own the same cutting-edge device trusted by wellness centers, chiropractors, and holistic practitioners around the world.
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Transform Relaxation and Wellness with Magnetic Resonance Technology
The Magnesphere™ uses gentle, natural-frequency electromagnetic fields to help the body shift into a calmer, parasympathetic state. Users often report a profound sense of peace, reduced tension, and improved overall well-being, all while simply reclining and relaxing. Owning a Magnesphere™ lets you bring this powerful experience to your home or wellness space, on your schedule.
Benefits of Magnetic Resonance Therapy
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a session last?
A typical Magnetic Resonance Therapy session lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. You’ll relax in a comfortable chair while the electromagnetic coil generates gentle magnetic waves designed to support emotional balance and overall well-being.
How many sessions are needed to see results?
Many people feel calmer after their first treatment, while others notice deeper shifts in brain waves, emotional stability, and mental clarity after several MRT sessions. Consistency enhances results.
Are sessions covered by Medicare or insurance?
Magnetic Resonance Therapy sessions and Magnesphere™ equipment are generally not covered by Medicare or insurance.
Is this technology safe?
Yes. MRT is a non-invasive procedure that uses low-level magnetic fields and magnetic pulses similar in strength to those used in quantitative EEG research. Most people find the experience deeply relaxing, and side effects are generally mild. Individuals with aneurysm clips, pacemakers, or implanted devices should consult a physician before booking.
How do I know this works?
Research continues, and many individuals report positive change, improved emotional balance, fewer cravings, and a greater sense of overall well-being. Clients often describe feeling mentally clearer, more relaxed, and more aligned after their first treatment and throughout the treatment protocol.
Does MRT help individuals suffering from traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or depression symptoms?
Magnetic Resonance Therapy is not a medical treatment for traumatic brain injury, post traumatic stress disorder, autism spectrum disorder, depression, major depressive disorder, or other mental health conditions. However, some individuals choose MRT as a complementary relaxation experience alongside care from a brain treatment center, TMS therapy program, or physician-guided treatment plan to support emotional stability, brain function, and overall well-being.
What happens during a typical appointment?
You’ll sit in a comfortable chair as the magnetic coil surrounds you with gentle magnetic waves. The device produces no discomfort, and most clients feel deeply relaxed—some even fall asleep during their first treatment.
Can MRT enhance other treatments?
Yes. Many people use MRT alongside other treatments or wellness services to encourage emotional balance, help regulate brain waves, and support overall brain health and well-being.
Are there different magnetic field strengths for different needs?
Yes. The system offers a variety of session options using gentle magnetic fields, magnetic pulses, and frequencies to support healthy brain communication and emotional stability.
Should I try relaxation sessions instead of using a drug my doctor recommended?
No. Magnetic Resonance Therapy is not a medical treatment or medication replacement. Always consult your physician before making changes to your care.
Is this device different from magnets in bracelets, necklaces, or mattresses?
Yes. The Magnesphere™ uses an electromagnetic coil, controlled magnetic fields, and precise magnetic wave frequencies designed to influence the autonomic nervous system. Unlike static consumer magnets, the device produces dynamic, measurable magnetic fields intended to support brain heart coherence, relaxation, and balance.
Can I give a Magnesphere™ session as a gift?
Yes, many birthdays, special occasions or just the opportunity to experience something great are spent here courtesy of our gift vouchers. You can buy them online, over the phone, or during your visit.
How is Magnetic Resonance Therapy different from Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) or Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS)?
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation are FDA-regulated clinical procedures designed to stimulate nerve cells in specifically targeted areas of the brain related to major depressive disorder and other neurological conditions. They use strong magnetic pulses for brain stimulation under physician supervision.
Magnetic Resonance Therapy, by contrast, focuses on whole-body relaxation and brain wellness through gentle magnetic fields. MRT supports balance in brain activity, brain waves, and emotional regulation but is not an effective treatment or medical therapy for depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, or other diagnosed mental health conditions.
How does MRT compare to MeRT treatment or MeRT therapy?
MeRT treatment (Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy) uses quantitative EEG and quantitative electroencephalogram brainwave data, sophisticated diagnostics, and clinically trained technicians to identify disruptions in brain network communication. MeRT protocols are structured, medically supervised, and designed to stimulate nerve cells in targeted regions of the human brain.
Magnetic Resonance Therapy focuses on relaxation, emotional balance, and supporting healthy brain communication through non-invasive magnetic waves. MRT is medication-free, comfortable, and used to complement other treatments, not replace them.
Is this non-invasive, and are there side effects?
Yes, it is fully non-invasive. Reported side effects are generally mild, such as temporary fatigue or light-headedness. MRT does not alter electrical currents in the brain or cause memory loss.
