Re: The Magnetic Pulser & Internal Metals

[Guest guest]

Welcome ,

In general, it should be fine for all situations. Just watch for any

heating effects. When the hand paddle warms up, and this warm coil is

placed near a metal implant, the heat might get conducted through the

implant. So, suggest trying it for a few pulses and see if there is any

discomfort.

Happy pulsing!!

Russ :>)

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> I'm a serious student of the Beck Protocol, and I just received my MPG

> unit a little over a week ago and am very excited about it.

>

> Just one question really.........

>

> I have read the manual but I wanted to check in to see if anybody has

> had any experience or knows if it's safe to use over areas where a

> person has any type of metal implants, such as from surgical

> procedures like pins holding bones together, titanium jaw plates,

> basic dental fillings, etc.

>

> Would appreciate any insight on this and thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

This i very good quetion, whether the platinium or titanium have

magnetic properties.

Deffinatly platinium is chosen as an implant due to specific properties,

and it is not probably only being stainless.

G. pisze:

>

> I'm a serious student of the Beck Protocol, and I just received my MPG

> unit a little over a week ago and am very excited about it.

>

> Just one question really.........

>

> I have read the manual but I wanted to check in to see if anybody has

> had any experience or knows if it's safe to use over areas where a

> person has any type of metal implants, such as from surgical

> procedures like pins holding bones together, titanium jaw plates,

> basic dental fillings, etc.

>

> Would appreciate any insight on this and thanks.

>

>

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