my go-to healing modality - really works

PS , i also enjoy using the low intensity for general balancing and rejuvenation.

@@johnyesberger3989 can you share which mats you have? Thank you!! Looking for shoulder and knee healing

Good to hear your testimonial to its power!

@@Laroux52- Mas , Curatron Flash , and Andreys PEMF paddle .

Interesting feedback - thanks.

@@TheEnergyBlueprint You can also build your own device, for a very low cost. For less than 20$ you can build something that really helps. Magnetic fields are something that's not fully understood by science ( same with gravity ) and we're just scratching the surface in terms of what we can do with it. Once we understand more of it, the list of diseases that will be reversed by this or similar tech will increase drastically.

Sad indeed!

They don't ignore it, that's the problem. Their industrial leadership buried it 100 years ago. See eg "Novocure" for an FDA approved device that barely works (but does work, when used in combination with existing drugs!) and has the wrong targets, but otherwise sort of resurrects some electrophysiology that was understood in the 60's. PEMF for pain and non-union fracture as described in this video is another one, diathermy (not recommended) is another. In Russia they still use eg mmWave for treating nerve pain.

Hope it's useful.

Fascinating stuff, eh?

Wonderful!

Ober's work is really interesting, indeed!

PEMF therapy uses low-frequency electromagnetic pulses (1 Hz to 1,000 Hz) to enhance cellular function and promote healing, while Rife frequencies use much higher ranges (kHz to MHz) to target and destroy pathogens by resonating with their unique frequencies. Despite both employing electromagnetic fields, PEMF focuses on cellular health and Rife on pathogen elimination.

The disruption of the cell's original structure could be influenced by a combination of various sensory inputs and environmental factors, such as sight, nutrition, hearing, physical activity, and speech, rather than being predominantly caused by a single aspect.

You're conflating different things here. I suggest you listen to the whole podcast carefully. Whether house-wiring is safe depends on the installation. It's not a yes/no question. Testing is required.

​@@TheEnergyBlueprint Nuance does exist, but not on the more superficial layers, it's at such a depth and level of specificity that it's irrelevant to the average person. The cases where the field and exposure characteristics with house wiring, at any given time, will have a net benefit (functional, health, whatever) are improbable enough to just ignore. It's the right baseline heuristic, anything unnattural should be considered biologically active and probably disruptive to the organism (Soviet perspective, the correct one, then and now). It is not good to anchor on the idea that exposure to one's house wiring is benefitting them at any given time, just think back to the last time the electricity went out and the reality is apparent. Your whole body relaxes. Nor is the belief a necessary or even good "gateway" to getting into bioelectromagnetics or magnetobiology. That's my opinion in the most direct terms. People get so used to hearing "woo woo, tinfoil hat" that they overcorrect. I am not social, I am not socialized, I don't play games and I don't overcorrect. These things can be beneficial, but as it stands those exposures don't exist in a passive or ambient sense.... nor are you likely to encounter it. eg Something like PEMF must be localized to a given region, and its use "windowed" in time. It's a drug, essentially. Manmade EM influence are drugs.

Completely agree. The Dr failed to convince that pulsed fields are of benefit or healthy. He seems very knowledgable about the mode of action of fields on physiology - but the same mode of action is exactly why such fields are dangerous and harmful NOT beneficial. He does admit that he studied 10Hertz, based on Earth frequencies. The problem with pulsed fields is that they are polarised. His comparison to natural magnetic fields is moot for the reason nature has no polarised fields. Maybe interview Dr Martin Pall for a better perspective.

@@thefalcon217 I've studied these fields since ~2012. Whether it was written in 1898 or 2020, the east or west, ELF to gamma, I've probably read it. Or at least a review that included it. It's good that he's putting forward that an intentional, deliberate application of these factors can be beneficial. It is not good that he's trying to either skirt around or ride on these narratives that uncontrolled and omnipresent exposures can be assumed to be beneficial. Like you said, the character of manmade fields is different in several ways. In some bands it's trillions to quadrillions of times more intense than natural background radiation. Natural exposures are randomly polarized and essentially non-modulated. Manmade exposures are polarized, often circularly polarized which organisms seem to have a different response to, and modulated. In the case of pulsed signal schemes it's all about the rise time and peak power of those pulses (and pulse width / duty cycle and so on), along with their pattern, shape, carrier, etc. Combined exposures can also have synergisms, eg with chemicals. This is especially the case for the power frequency fields and even the RF produced by fluorescent lights, or the transients and harmonics fed back into the grid by nonlinear loads (can be audibly picked up in the AM radio bands in some cases). I mean look, back in 1953 the army was already trying to narrow in on the exact carrier, modulation, and power density windows needed to drive down the activity of specific enzyme systems (eg murine alcohol dehydrogenase). This fields is way older and way further along than people think.

Please ask the good doctor.

The other option to to figure it out and diy it.

@@bhami exactly, just another item only rich can touch.

People have differing budgets and priorities. To take you literally, if you can't afford this at a 98% discount, then you have other things to worry about in your life, I'd suggest.

@@bhami You have dramatically mismanaged your finances and life if you cannot afford the cheapest model.

@@meowmix1569 how much is the cheapest one?

Impressive!

I'm 77 (an atheist), no meds, no pain, no past illnesses. Only stays in hospital were in early 70s (to give birth). I still regularly climb the eight flights of stairs to my apartment. Presently in the process of painting my apartment myself. Told I look late 50s. Don't know what you're saying about "special energy?"

I'm still on the fence about the FlexPulse.

@@TheEnergyBlueprint Thank you 👍

Ask the good doctor.

Let me know how it goes!

As electrical beings, the answer is certainly "yes".

Vibration from singing/humming can affect the Vagus nerve and improve functioning.

Not sure what you mean, specifically.

Check with the Dr.

@@TheEnergyBlueprint Thank you. I wish there was a doctor who knew the answer. Maybe I can contact Dr. Pawluk. Dr. Hamblin told me MOST would tell me NOT to use Red/ infrared on my head but he THOUGHT it wouldn't harm me and could help my severe ptsd and then my handyman dropped a compressor on my head from the roof. I took a direct hit. ONLY divine intervention has saved my life these past seven years. I wonder which is better for healing, PEMF's or red/infrared lights.

It's a consideration.

Bit silly.

Might be a health hazard. Needs checking.

Thanks for your comment.

@@whiteninja9481 I already forgot what they were talking about. I didn't make it to the end. What was the takeaway?

I can hear the irony in your tone, but I believe that passing good information can help people who need it. It's not a zero-sum game.

@@TheEnergyBlueprint I don't know what you're hearing but I think I think I meant it more to be a simile. I like concise information. I felt a meandering story that I got lost in, with no solid guideposts laid down. I admit I was not and still an not in a good mood, but I should be able to remember something about what was said, but I truly can't. I think I listened to more than half of it, waiting for something that I could hang my hat hat on, but it felt amorphous all the way. I started drowning in the swamp and gave up. Was there any one point you were trying to convey?

@@TheEnergyBlueprint I just looked at the title and now remember PEMF. Something I was reading studies on for the brain a decade ago along with trans cranial direct current stimulation. Still don't remember what he said.

They sequel will be done with crayons and puppets just for you 😂

Not quite following your question.