Introducing "PEMF"(Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field) Therapy: Benefits for Body and Brain, PT. 18/30/2015
I first heard about Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field (PEMF) when my precious dog, Lilly, was dying. My daughter had awakened me to tell me that Lilly had just thrown up on the bed that they were sharing. And from then on, Lilly stopped eating and drinking. A few days later, she had grown so weak that she stopped moving. After a week, I was $3000 into vet bills, and four vets later, we had no answers about what was happening other than that she was close to death. I was keeping her alive by bringing her to the vet every day while they continued doing tests on her, and having her subcutaneously rehydrated.
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Introducing "PEMF”: (Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field) Therapy: Benefits for Body and Brain, PT 28/30/2015
The Science of PEMF:
It may be easiest to think of PEMF therapy as a whole-body battery re-charger. All the tissues of the body are made of cells. Every function that occurs in your body is due to the activity of cells. Each cell has a waterproof membrane surrounding and protecting it. Because of ions within the cell that hold an electrical charge, the cell membranes, too, have an electrical charge. A young and healthy cell has a membrane charge of around 70 millivolts. The body’s over-all electromagnetic field is naturally at a higher intensity than all pathogenic cells, including bacterial, viral, cancer and fungal cells. An aged cell, similarly, has a membrane charge that is lower than a healthy cell. A cancer tumor cell has a charge as low as 15 millivolts. When the membrane charge becomes critically low, the cell has too little energy. In order for the cell to become healthy again, energy must be given to the cell. Exposing the cells to pulsed magnetic energy from a PEMF device will increase the cell’s energy, thus optimizing all its functions. Unlike both electric and electromagnetic fields, pure magnetic fields penetrate freely everywhere in the body. |
Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D.Dr. Jane Goldberg has published numerous articles, both scholarly and lay. She has appeared on most TV talk shows and has been invited to lecture at conferences throughout the country. She has been aired on several radio shows, including NPR. Her list of published articles and newspaper contributions is lengthy and impressive. Archives
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