RaMaLoop is a device that expands the functional possibilities of zapper generators, which are usually equipped only with a galvanic output. RaMaLoop significantly increases the possibilities and user comfort when using most types of zappers, which in principle cannot be used by people with an implanted pacemaker. RaMaLoop does not have this limitation. RaMaLoop is a kind of intermediate path between zapping and plasma, although in both cases it is a non-contact action through alternating pulsed magnetic fields. RaMaLoop, unlike plasma generators, has a suppressed electric component of a near electromagnetic field. The physical nature of RaMaLoop is the same as that of devices used in magnetotherapy. The difference between the two categories is the order of magnitude higher range of frequencies used in RaMaLoop, so the term bioresonance is also used, although physically it is the same physical effect - the conversion of electric current into an electromagnetic field.

The effect of the RaMaLoop Radio Magnetic Loop is that an electromagnetic field with a spatial effect of up to several meters is created around the frame coil - antenna. (It is really usable up to about 1 m). Although the physical and biological nature of the effect of the magnetic field on living tissue is still not scientifically explained in detail, the knowledge verified by scientific methods about the positive effects of the low-frequency magnetic field is unequivocally confirmed. Therefore, many world-famous companies are engaged in the development and production of professional devices operating on this principle.

Devices in this category are now routinely used in medical and rehabilitation practice. The effect of radiofrequency magnetic fields, higher frequencies than those used in magnetotherapy, on biological entities, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa (bioresonance), is still at the stage of scientific research.

We do not intend or can evoke any direct similarity of the RaMaLoop device with approved devices used in medical and rehabilitation practice, nor do we declare the same effect in this area. We can only say with 100% certainty that the principle of the two categories of devices being compared is identical.
From a commercial point of view, therefore, RaMaLoop only needs to be understood as a pulsed alternating magnetic field generator.

The above-mentioned magnetotherapy, which is commonly used in medical and rehabilitation practice as a lege artis therapeutic procedure, serves here only as a theoretical guide and a clear example of how the magnetic field works. In medical and rehabilitation practice, pulsed magnetic fields are used mainly to accelerate convalescence after operations, injuries and bone fractures and, last but not least, to strengthen the immune system and other healthy activities.

The genius inventor Nikola Tesla also mentioned the positive effect of the electromagnetic field on the human body at the beginning of the last century in his notes and diaries.

The spectrum of scientifically confirmed pulsed magnetic field interactions can be summarized as follows:

• pain relief (analgesic effect)
• removing muscle tension (myorelaxant effect)
• vascular expansion (vasodilatation) - blood circulation of the tissue
• anti-inflammatory action (sterile and microbially-mediated inflammation)
• acceleration of healing processes
• anti-edem action
• strengthen the immune system
• strengthening and stabilization of bone tissue
• improvement of cellular and tissue metabolism
• reduction in drug consumption, faster recovery, substantial reduction to disappearance of chronic illness, all as a result of the above effects

Clinically was the therapeutic effect of the magnetic field confirmed especially in the following diseases:

• rheumatic diseases (arthritis, Bechterew, arthrosis, spondylarthosis, gout, etc.)
• back pain
• osteoporosis
• spondylosis
• prostatitis
• fresh fractures
• fibromyalgia
• post-traumatic conditions
• swelling and inflammation
• bumps and burns
• tennis elbow, frozen shoulder
• injury of peripheral nerves
• paradenthosis, inflammation of the bone
• metabolism disorder
• headaches (migraine)