High-frequency magnetic field experience at 300 kHz. Reaches deep into joints, tendons, and tissue. Contactless, drug-free.
Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy — EMTT — is an advanced, non-invasive experience that delivers high-energy magnetic pulses deep into damaged tissue. Originally developed in Germany and now used across leading orthopedic, sports medicine, and regenerative clinics worldwide. Where standard PEMF experience operates at low frequencies and shallow depths, EMTT works at up to 300 kHz and 150 millitesla — enabling it to reach structures like the hip joint, spine, deep tendon attachments, and cartilage that other electromagnetic devices simply cannot access. At the cellular level, EMTT enhances ion exchange, boosts ATP production, improves microcirculation, and triggers the body's own tissue repair pathways — all without heat, needles, or contact with the skin.
Duration: 30 minutes. Price from $155.
San Jose is roughly thirty-two minutes north to SoliVana Wellness Lab. For South Bay residents used to booking a sauna in one place and a float in another, everything here happens in a single private suite visit. Thirty-two minutes from San Jose via US-101. Book REST Float Experience, Fire & Ice Contrast, halotherapy, PEMF, or Bowenwork in private suites designed for genuine nervous-system recovery.
Drive about 32 minutes via US-101 North. Nearby reference points include Downtown San Jose, San Pedro Square, Santana Row, and SJC.
SoliVana Wellness Lab is a private wellness sanctuary in Redwood City, California offering fourteen evidence-informed experiences: Float Experience, Fire & Ice Contrast Experience, Halotherapy Experience, Red Light Experience, PEMF Experience, EMTT Pulsed Magnetic Experience, Pressotherapy Experience, NeuroVIZR Brain Reset Experience, Bowenwork Experience, Vibration Plate Experience, Biofield Energy Healing Experience, BioEnergetics Scan, Zyto Scan, and Body Composition Analysis.
Address: 1922 El Camino Real, Redwood City, CA 94063. Phone: 650-564-4325. Hours: Monday–Sunday, 11:00am–8:00pm.