PEMT.......question for Russ

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From clinical experiments, we know that Pulsating Magnetic Fields can reduce

pain sensations almost immediately. This is due in part to the increase in the

oxygen partial pressure in the terminal tissue and the increase in the local

perfusion and velocity of the capillary blood flow alleviating the accumulation

of metabolites due to small vascularization and blood flow (transmitted by the

sympathetic nervous system).

There are no contraindications to Magnetic Therapy except in cases of

hemmorrhage or where electrical implants are in use. In contrast to chemical

medicaments, there is no overdosage, at least within the field range that are

presently used for treatments.

The PMF therapy is a heatless therapy, therefore, all implants (except heart

pacemakers) can be treated. Hospitals use PMF therapy to accelerate the healing

of patients with pins and bone plates because no damaging heat is produced in

the implants. Fractures can be treated even through a plaster cast, since

magnetic fields permeate all materials.

To effectively treat most conditions and to enhance the success rate, follow

these priorities:

1. Pain and Inflammation

2. Stimulation

3. Increase Circulation