Guest guest Posted March 7, 2007 Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 I've been part of electomedicine groups since about 1996 and have read a lot of existing research in addition to personal anecdotes, so can comment that yes, wounds and bruising etc generally respond well to both static magnets and pulsed magnetic circuits. Any regeneration appears to be stimulated by either current or magnetic, in the case of fractures, probably pulsed magnetic is better than static. Duncan , JazziDJess wrote: > > duncancrow writes: > > > I'd like to turn your attention to the many people who have avoided > > root canals and extractions by using either low power electricity or > > the Beck magnetic pulser, including yours truly. > > > > I was diagnosed with a root pus pocket which came and went, > > occasionally swelling considerably and issuing through the gumn line > > for two years, necessitating a couple of rounds of antibiotic. I > > found out about the Beck protocol in 1995 and shrunk it the next time > > it came up with a SOTA magnetic pulser. It re-emerged more than a > > year later and I shrunk it again. A year later, same thing but this > > time I used electricity from a wall adapter, similar to the GEIPE > > treatment that works on cancer. Last time I did that was eight years > > ago I think and it has not reappeared. > > > > My story is not unique; you can find many more on the beck-n- stuff or > > the beck-blood-electrification , I think oxyplus, and the > > silver list you can sign up to at http://silverlist.org > > > > Several people maintain the same result was obtained by swishing > > colloidal silver. > > > > The magnetic pulser we also used to cure two local cases of > > osteomyelitis of the leg and avoided leg amputation. One was a ten- > > year old boy, son of a local chiropractor, who did his own therapy > > while watching television.>> > > > > Never heard of. Wonder if (whatever that is) can aid the healing of external > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2007 Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 I have been with this group about a week and need answers about pain if possible. I have three pinched nerves and four bulges in my lower back so you can imagine the pain I have been in and am in now. The Dr. at the pain clinic started off with three epidural shots which didn't help at all. Then he gave me shots between the joints of my back a couple of weeks ago. This hasn't helped very much. When I stand very long my back hurts so bad I can hardly stand. What I would like to know is could static magnets and pulsed magnetic curcuits help my back. I was told collodial silver would help the pain. I am hoping someone can give me some ideas. Thank you, Joyce - " Duncan Crow " <duncancrow Wednesday, March 07, 2007 2:26 PM Re: Magnetic Pulser I've been part of electomedicine groups since about 1996 and have read a lot of existing research in addition to personal anecdotes, so can comment that yes, wounds and bruising etc generally respond well to both static magnets and pulsed magnetic circuits. Any regeneration appears to be stimulated by either current or magnetic, in the case of fractures, probably pulsed magnetic is better than static. Duncan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2007 Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 I've been part of electomedicine groups since about 1996 and have read a lot of existing research in addition to personal anecdotes, so can comment that yes, wounds and bruising etc generally respond well to both static magnets and pulsed magnetic circuits.>> How exactly do you make one of these Pulsars? I'm guessing it is low amperage but high frequency? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2007 Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 This is a brand new subject for me sounds wonderful--some more informative cites, please. Thanks Charles Clark --- JazziDJess wrote: > I've been part of electomedicine groups since about > 1996 and have > read a lot of existing research in addition to > personal anecdotes, so > can comment that yes, wounds and bruising etc > generally respond well > to both static magnets and pulsed magnetic > circuits.>> > > How exactly do you make one of these Pulsars? I'm > guessing it is low amperage > but high frequency? > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2007 Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 Magnetic pulsers that induce healing and other biological effect are nearly always low frequency in the ELF range of less than about 30 Hz. Because of the relatively high freq/fast recovery it takes too much power/cooling to make them powerful so these are low-amp units. I use one very much like the SOTA instruments MPG which is high amperage and only .2 Hz, delivering a large pulse every 5 seconds via a crossover coil. Duncan On 8 Mar 2007 at 9:58, wrote: > Re: Magnetic Pulser > Posted by: " JazziDJess " JazziDJess > jazzidjess Wed Mar 7, 2007 7:58 pm ((PST)) > > I've been part of electomedicine groups since about 1996 and have read > a lot of existing research in addition to personal anecdotes, so can > comment that yes, wounds and bruising etc generally respond well to > both static magnets and pulsed magnetic circuits.>> > > How exactly do you make one of these Pulsars? I'm guessing it is low > amperage but high frequency? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 13, 2007 Report Share Posted March 13, 2007 Sure is ashame a nice information group like this and we still have people on the group that are just here for the mighty dollar. >> Wrong. I have read Duncan's many postings. He clearly is here to transmit some darn good information. He never presses products on anyone. Lots of folks here recommend interesting items, and most all of them clearly have a public service interest and not "the almighty dollar" at all. .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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