The use of magnetism in medicine is recorded in the history of most civilizations. The first usage is noted in Chinese writings (approximately 2000 B.C.), referencing the use of magnetism in conjunction with acupuncture. Cleopatra is said to have worn a lodestone on her forehead to prevent aging.
Holographic patches use frequencies extracted from active ingredients and stored as holograms to influence the body's energetic field and enhance cellular communication. When applied topically, the patches relay these frequencies which can help restore balance and aid healing similar to nutrients or medications. The technology builds on pioneering work by Nikola Tesla and others demonstrating that different frequencies affect the body and can be used therapeutically.
Think of the MRS 2000 (Magnetic Resonance Stimulation) as a Whole Body Battery Recharger. This is LITERALLY true as the 70 trillion cells in your body are actually miniature batteries that store charge. A healthy cell has around 90+ millivolts of energy stored while a sick and diseased cell can drop below 30 millivolts.
So you see, health is really all about energy. The more energy you have, the healthier you feel. It really is that simple!
This document discusses pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy and its benefits for cellular health, wellness, injury recovery, and optimal performance. It provides information on different PEMF devices and their applications, how PEMF works on a cellular level to improve membrane potential and cell function, its observed systemic effects and reported benefits such as pain relief and increased energy. It outlines FDA-approved uses and probable therapeutic contributions of PEMF as well as experiences from over 600 PEMF clients.
The document discusses the natural healing power of pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) therapy. It summarizes that PEMF therapy can help break the cycle of pain by promoting muscle relaxation, improved circulation, decreased inflammation, and improved movement. This leads to decreased pain levels. PEMF works by re-energizing damaged cells and boosting cellular metabolism, regeneration, and oxygen carrying capacity. It is a drug-free therapy that provides relief for many common health problems and can help reduce inflammation throughout the body. Centurion systems are a leading provider of PEMF devices that are affordable, portable, and easy to use for pain relief and overall wellness.
PEMF (pulsed electro-magnetic field) therapy has many benefits that have been demonstrated in over 2,000 medical studies, including reduced pain and inflammation, increased range of motion, and faster healing. PEMF works through mechanical, chemical, electrical and magnetic processes in cells. It increases nitric oxide production, which regulates blood flow and other vascular functions. PEMF modulates calcium binding to calmodulin, activating nitric oxide synthase and stimulating short bursts of nitric oxide that relax blood vessels and drive growth factor production, accelerating all phases of tissue repair.
Brief introduction to pulsed electro magnetic fields, preview of our workshop...ServaneCollette
This document provides an introduction to Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy. It discusses various terms used to describe PEMF, how PEMF works to stimulate cellular metabolism, and some of its benefits as shown in research studies. Key points include that PEMF uses pulsed magnetic fields to improve cellular permeability and function, which can aid in reducing pain, inflammation, and speeding wound and tissue healing. Research has shown PEMF may help conditions like soft tissue injuries, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, diabetes, and some studies indicate it may inhibit cancer growth. The document provides examples of positive clinical findings on PEMF's effects.
1) The article reviews recent research on the non-thermal effects of therapeutic ultrasound at the cellular and molecular levels.
2) Studies show that non-thermal ultrasound can modify cell functions like membrane properties, proliferation, and inflammatory protein production.
3) The frequency resonance hypothesis proposes that ultrasound energy absorption by proteins can cause conformational shifts, altering protein activity, or dissociate multimolecular complexes to disrupt their functions. This may explain ultrasound's non-thermal molecular and cellular effects.
The document discusses magnetic energy and its importance for health. It explains that magnetic energy permeates everything in the universe and plays a key role in biological processes like cell division and the functioning of organs and systems. Magnet therapy can help with conditions like arthritis, headaches, and other diseases by restoring balance to the body's magnetic energy levels. Titanium and germanium are also discussed for their abilities to balance biological electric currents and support immune function.
Holographic patches use frequencies extracted from active ingredients and stored as holograms to influence the body's energetic field and enhance cellular communication. When applied topically, the patches relay these frequencies which can help restore balance and aid healing similar to nutrients or medications. The technology builds on pioneering work by Nikola Tesla and others demonstrating that different frequencies affect the body and can be used therapeutically.
Think of the MRS 2000 (Magnetic Resonance Stimulation) as a Whole Body Battery Recharger. This is LITERALLY true as the 70 trillion cells in your body are actually miniature batteries that store charge. A healthy cell has around 90+ millivolts of energy stored while a sick and diseased cell can drop below 30 millivolts.
So you see, health is really all about energy. The more energy you have, the healthier you feel. It really is that simple!
This document discusses pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy and its benefits for cellular health, wellness, injury recovery, and optimal performance. It provides information on different PEMF devices and their applications, how PEMF works on a cellular level to improve membrane potential and cell function, its observed systemic effects and reported benefits such as pain relief and increased energy. It outlines FDA-approved uses and probable therapeutic contributions of PEMF as well as experiences from over 600 PEMF clients.
The document discusses the natural healing power of pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) therapy. It summarizes that PEMF therapy can help break the cycle of pain by promoting muscle relaxation, improved circulation, decreased inflammation, and improved movement. This leads to decreased pain levels. PEMF works by re-energizing damaged cells and boosting cellular metabolism, regeneration, and oxygen carrying capacity. It is a drug-free therapy that provides relief for many common health problems and can help reduce inflammation throughout the body. Centurion systems are a leading provider of PEMF devices that are affordable, portable, and easy to use for pain relief and overall wellness.
PEMF (pulsed electro-magnetic field) therapy has many benefits that have been demonstrated in over 2,000 medical studies, including reduced pain and inflammation, increased range of motion, and faster healing. PEMF works through mechanical, chemical, electrical and magnetic processes in cells. It increases nitric oxide production, which regulates blood flow and other vascular functions. PEMF modulates calcium binding to calmodulin, activating nitric oxide synthase and stimulating short bursts of nitric oxide that relax blood vessels and drive growth factor production, accelerating all phases of tissue repair.
Brief introduction to pulsed electro magnetic fields, preview of our workshop...ServaneCollette
This document provides an introduction to Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy. It discusses various terms used to describe PEMF, how PEMF works to stimulate cellular metabolism, and some of its benefits as shown in research studies. Key points include that PEMF uses pulsed magnetic fields to improve cellular permeability and function, which can aid in reducing pain, inflammation, and speeding wound and tissue healing. Research has shown PEMF may help conditions like soft tissue injuries, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, diabetes, and some studies indicate it may inhibit cancer growth. The document provides examples of positive clinical findings on PEMF's effects.
1) The article reviews recent research on the non-thermal effects of therapeutic ultrasound at the cellular and molecular levels.
2) Studies show that non-thermal ultrasound can modify cell functions like membrane properties, proliferation, and inflammatory protein production.
3) The frequency resonance hypothesis proposes that ultrasound energy absorption by proteins can cause conformational shifts, altering protein activity, or dissociate multimolecular complexes to disrupt their functions. This may explain ultrasound's non-thermal molecular and cellular effects.
The document discusses magnetic energy and its importance for health. It explains that magnetic energy permeates everything in the universe and plays a key role in biological processes like cell division and the functioning of organs and systems. Magnet therapy can help with conditions like arthritis, headaches, and other diseases by restoring balance to the body's magnetic energy levels. Titanium and germanium are also discussed for their abilities to balance biological electric currents and support immune function.
- A study investigated the effects of electrical stimulation therapy (EST) on retinal degeneration in a rat model of retinitis pigmentosa (RP). In the initial study, a square-wave EST protocol resulted in increased retinal cell loss and decreased ERG amplitudes over 16 weeks compared to controls. Extracellular glutamate levels showed a significant increase after EST, possibly causing increased cell death.
- A second study used a lower-intensity sinusoidal EST waveform. This protocol caused no decrease in ERG amplitudes acutely and a small decrease in b-wave latency, suggesting mild retinal activation. Chronic effects of the sinusoidal EST are still being evaluated to determine if it provides therapeutic benefits without acute excitotoxic effects.
Magnetic therapy has a long history originating in China and was used to alleviate pain, though it declined after antibiotics were discovered. By the late 19th century, magnetic therapy regained popularity as an alternative medicine with few side effects. While not approved by the medical community, magnetic mattress pads and toppers are believed by some to help reduce joint pain from conditions like arthritis through direct contact with embedded high-strength magnets, promoting better sleep and stress relief.
Researchers measured spinal motoneuron excitability in subjects with chronic spinal cord injuries through F-wave analysis of thenar muscles. Electrodes were placed on the skin over the thenar muscles to record EMG activity while stimulating the median nerve. F-wave persistence and F/M area ratios were measured and compared between SCI and uninjured subjects. The frequency of F-waves was unchanged after SCI but F/M area ratios were higher, indicating greater motoneuron excitability. Both measures varied with proximity to injury level, with higher values farther from injury. Stronger muscles showed higher persistence, relating to greater motoneuron survival. Higher excitability may facilitate voluntary contractions or trigger spasms
This document describes an in vitro model using mouse hippocampal brain slices to study the recovery of functional connectivity in neural tissue after damage. The study found that regularly stimulating severed hippocampal slices with low frequency electrical pulses promoted the recovery of synaptic connections between the slices over time. Specifically, they observed fiber volley potentials and excitatory postsynaptic potentials reemerging between 20-40 minutes and 1 hour after initiating stimulation, respectively, suggesting the restoration of neural connectivity. The authors hypothesize that electrical stimulation enhances recovery by maintaining neural membrane function and propose this model could help investigate strategies to promote recovery from brain injury.
The document summarizes research studying changes in motor axon excitability in stroke survivors using a technique called TROND. The study had two aims: 1) compare dominant and non-dominant sides in healthy subjects, and 2) compare paretic and non-paretic sides in stroke survivors. The results found no differences between dominant/non-dominant sides in healthy subjects. While membrane potential did not differ between paretic/non-paretic sides in stroke survivors, excitability differences were found, likely due to changes in ionic conductances. The research contributes to understanding mechanisms behind motor deficits post-stroke.
Physiological Effects Of Microcurrent On The Body Peter Lathropdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent therapy involves applying a very low electric current (in the microamp range) to the body. This current mimics the body's natural bioelectric currents and stimulates cellular physiology and growth. One study showed microcurrent increased ATP generation by 500%. Microcurrent enhances the body's natural healing processes by increasing ATP, membrane transport of ions, and protein synthesis. It reduces tissue resistance, allowing bioelectricity to flow and restore homeostasis after injury or dysfunction.
This document summarizes a chapter about energy medicine. It discusses how energy medicine treats disturbances in the human biofield known as chi or prana. It defines two categories of energy medicine - veritable energy medicine which uses mechanical vibration and electromagnetic radiation, and putative energy medicine which is based on concepts not yet measurable. It provides examples of veritable energy medicine treatments like pulsed electromagnetic field therapy and discusses research showing their anti-inflammatory and healing effects for various conditions like arthritis, wounds, and pain.
Pulsed Electro Magnetic Field (PEMF) devices for home use have been on the market for nearly two decades. MediConsult®, the only company in the world with it´s own in-house research, engineering, development, and manufacturing divisions, is the world leader in PEMF systems for home use. Our legendary MRS 2000 + series of products have been on the market for over 15 years, With an estimated 400.000 daily users worldwide in 21 countries.
Our brand new iMRS-Series is the culmination of more than 15 years of experience in energy medicine and more than 3.5 billion in-home applications worldwide. With the innovation of the iMRS people have the opportunity to acces a wide range of additional options for the first time in history (iSLRS with two additional components of the light spectrum, iGUIDE with a virtual catalog of preset programming and iMORE technology).
Full thicnessburnformationaftertheuseofelectricalstimulationforrehabofunicomp...Patricia Kuhlman
1) A patient experienced a full-thickness burn on his proximal tibia after undergoing a unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and receiving electrical stimulation and interferential current therapy during physical rehabilitation.
2) The burn likely occurred because the electrodes for the interferential current were placed directly over the patient's proximal tibia, in close proximity to the metal tibial implant and an insensate area of skin.
3) While electrical modalities can be useful in rehabilitation after knee arthroplasty, electrodes should be placed away from metal implants and insensate skin areas to avoid potential burns.
Full thicness burn formation after the use of electrical stimulation for reha...FUAD HAZIME
1) A patient developed a full-thickness burn on his proximal tibia after undergoing a unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and receiving electrical stimulation therapy during physical rehabilitation.
2) The burn occurred when interferential current electrodes were placed directly over the patient's metal tibial implant.
3) It is believed the current increased local skin temperature unnoticed by the patient due to lack of sensation in the area.
4) To avoid similar complications, it is recommended to avoid placing electrodes directly over metal implants or insensate skin areas during electrical stimulation therapy.
Magnetic therapy involves applying artificial magnetic fields to areas of the body to control intensity and frequency. It can enrich oxygen in cells, improve metabolism, and enhance ATP production on a cellular level. On an organ system level, it can stimulate bone growth, improve blood flow, reduce pain, and affect the autonomic nervous system by increasing chemical mediators. Magnetic fields are produced through electrical currents and different types of artificial magnets can be used, with application norms and guidelines to safely provide treatment for conditions like musculoskeletal issues, neuralgias, and fractures. Contraindications include infections, bleeding, pacemakers, pregnancy, and certain other medical conditions.
Tendons: Mechanisms of pathogenicity and repair - movement, stretch and acupu...Mark Sexton
This lecture reviews and connects developments different areas of the published research: in the areas of Anatomy, Cellular Mechanotransduction, Connective Tissue (Histology, Innervation, differentiation, plasticity), Tendinopathy, Tendon Repair, Neural plasticity and Bioplasticity.
These developments have implications for clinical practice, research, education and health promotion.
This research was discussed as it informs common Treatment and Rehabilitation techniques (Exercise Therapy, Acupuncture, Manual Therapy, Low Level Laser, Biomechanics). Future directions in research were discussed.
The slides are intended as support for those who were at the lecture, as they contain little information alone.
An Aim of this lecture is to stimulate interest in the key publications and online resources in this clinical area, listed in a connected file on Slideshare.
Acupuncture and Manual Therapy: Parallels in Research and Clinical Practice -...Mark Sexton
In clinical practice Acupuncture, Manual Therapies and Exercise Therapy are seamlessly integrated into treatment and rehabilitation. Globally, unconnected research into how each of these treatments may work is converging in the area of Cellular Mechanotransduction. This lecture explains this process, and the reviews research in the area of fibroblast mechanotransduction in the healing or maladaptation of connective tissue. The relevance of this research to clinical practice, education and research is considered. Research showing maladaption of connective tissue in chronic low back pain is explained. A published hypothesis integrating central nervous system and peripheral tissue plasticity is discussed in relation to the emergence, and to the integrated management of, chronicity.
One motor nerve innervates many muscle fibers. Acetylcholine plays a key role in transmitting excitation from the nerve to the muscle fiber. For contraction to occur, calcium must be released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum. The proportion of type I and type II muscle fibers determines the contractile properties of the muscle, and this proportion can change based on activity levels and other factors.
Microcurrent Electrical Therapy Clinical Proof Of Conceptdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent electrical stimulation has been studied for various therapeutic applications and shown to be effective for reducing pain, inflammation, and healing time. Studies demonstrate microcurrent reduces pain scores and inflammatory markers in conditions like fibromyalgia and back pain. It has also shown benefits for temporomandibular joint pain, myofascial pain, shoulder injuries, and post-operative pain and edema. Microcurrent can increase range of motion, accelerate healing of soft tissue injuries, and reduce treatment and rehabilitation times for various musculoskeletal conditions.
This study examined the effects of chronic exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) on energy balance functions in developing rats. Rats were exposed to 900 MHz RF-EMF at 1 V/m for 5 weeks starting in their juvenile period. Their feeding behavior, sleep patterns, and thermoregulation were recorded at air temperatures of 24°C and 31°C and compared to unexposed controls. The results showed that RF-EMF exposure increased rapid eye movement (REM) sleep episodes independently of temperature, and affected other sleep parameters depending on temperature. Exposure also induced peripheral vasoconstriction and slightly increased daytime food intake. Most effects were temperature-dependent. RF-EMF exposure appeared to
Bioelectromagnetism examines electric, electromagnetic, and magnetic phenomena that arise in biological tissues. It has been studied since ancient Egyptians observed electric shocks from stingrays. One early medical application used stingrays to treat headaches and arthritis. Virtually all scientists are aware of bioelectricity in nerves and muscles, but fewer know the importance of biomagnetism - the magnetic fields surrounding living organisms produced by electrical activity. Applications of bioelectromagnetism include transcranial magnetic stimulation of the brain and magnetic stimulation of neural tissue. Adverse effects can include tissue heating from intense electromagnetic fields.
Cranial Laser Reflex Technique: Healthcare for GeniusesNicholas Wise
Cranial Laser Reflex Technique is an exciting new development in natural pain relief and functional improvement. This stand-alone method allows a practitioner with any cold laser to be able to reduce someone's musculoskeletal pain with amazing speed. This condensed version of Dr. Nick Wise's recent lecture gives the scientific basis of CLRT.
- A study investigated the effects of electrical stimulation therapy (EST) on retinal degeneration in a rat model of retinitis pigmentosa (RP). In the initial study, a square-wave EST protocol resulted in increased retinal cell loss and decreased ERG amplitudes over 16 weeks compared to controls. Extracellular glutamate levels showed a significant increase after EST, possibly causing increased cell death.
- A second study used a lower-intensity sinusoidal EST waveform. This protocol caused no decrease in ERG amplitudes acutely and a small decrease in b-wave latency, suggesting mild retinal activation. Chronic effects of the sinusoidal EST are still being evaluated to determine if it provides therapeutic benefits without acute excitotoxic effects.
Magnetic therapy has a long history originating in China and was used to alleviate pain, though it declined after antibiotics were discovered. By the late 19th century, magnetic therapy regained popularity as an alternative medicine with few side effects. While not approved by the medical community, magnetic mattress pads and toppers are believed by some to help reduce joint pain from conditions like arthritis through direct contact with embedded high-strength magnets, promoting better sleep and stress relief.
Researchers measured spinal motoneuron excitability in subjects with chronic spinal cord injuries through F-wave analysis of thenar muscles. Electrodes were placed on the skin over the thenar muscles to record EMG activity while stimulating the median nerve. F-wave persistence and F/M area ratios were measured and compared between SCI and uninjured subjects. The frequency of F-waves was unchanged after SCI but F/M area ratios were higher, indicating greater motoneuron excitability. Both measures varied with proximity to injury level, with higher values farther from injury. Stronger muscles showed higher persistence, relating to greater motoneuron survival. Higher excitability may facilitate voluntary contractions or trigger spasms
This document describes an in vitro model using mouse hippocampal brain slices to study the recovery of functional connectivity in neural tissue after damage. The study found that regularly stimulating severed hippocampal slices with low frequency electrical pulses promoted the recovery of synaptic connections between the slices over time. Specifically, they observed fiber volley potentials and excitatory postsynaptic potentials reemerging between 20-40 minutes and 1 hour after initiating stimulation, respectively, suggesting the restoration of neural connectivity. The authors hypothesize that electrical stimulation enhances recovery by maintaining neural membrane function and propose this model could help investigate strategies to promote recovery from brain injury.
The document summarizes research studying changes in motor axon excitability in stroke survivors using a technique called TROND. The study had two aims: 1) compare dominant and non-dominant sides in healthy subjects, and 2) compare paretic and non-paretic sides in stroke survivors. The results found no differences between dominant/non-dominant sides in healthy subjects. While membrane potential did not differ between paretic/non-paretic sides in stroke survivors, excitability differences were found, likely due to changes in ionic conductances. The research contributes to understanding mechanisms behind motor deficits post-stroke.
Physiological Effects Of Microcurrent On The Body Peter Lathropdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent therapy involves applying a very low electric current (in the microamp range) to the body. This current mimics the body's natural bioelectric currents and stimulates cellular physiology and growth. One study showed microcurrent increased ATP generation by 500%. Microcurrent enhances the body's natural healing processes by increasing ATP, membrane transport of ions, and protein synthesis. It reduces tissue resistance, allowing bioelectricity to flow and restore homeostasis after injury or dysfunction.
This document summarizes a chapter about energy medicine. It discusses how energy medicine treats disturbances in the human biofield known as chi or prana. It defines two categories of energy medicine - veritable energy medicine which uses mechanical vibration and electromagnetic radiation, and putative energy medicine which is based on concepts not yet measurable. It provides examples of veritable energy medicine treatments like pulsed electromagnetic field therapy and discusses research showing their anti-inflammatory and healing effects for various conditions like arthritis, wounds, and pain.
Pulsed Electro Magnetic Field (PEMF) devices for home use have been on the market for nearly two decades. MediConsult®, the only company in the world with it´s own in-house research, engineering, development, and manufacturing divisions, is the world leader in PEMF systems for home use. Our legendary MRS 2000 + series of products have been on the market for over 15 years, With an estimated 400.000 daily users worldwide in 21 countries.
Our brand new iMRS-Series is the culmination of more than 15 years of experience in energy medicine and more than 3.5 billion in-home applications worldwide. With the innovation of the iMRS people have the opportunity to acces a wide range of additional options for the first time in history (iSLRS with two additional components of the light spectrum, iGUIDE with a virtual catalog of preset programming and iMORE technology).
Full thicnessburnformationaftertheuseofelectricalstimulationforrehabofunicomp...Patricia Kuhlman
1) A patient experienced a full-thickness burn on his proximal tibia after undergoing a unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and receiving electrical stimulation and interferential current therapy during physical rehabilitation.
2) The burn likely occurred because the electrodes for the interferential current were placed directly over the patient's proximal tibia, in close proximity to the metal tibial implant and an insensate area of skin.
3) While electrical modalities can be useful in rehabilitation after knee arthroplasty, electrodes should be placed away from metal implants and insensate skin areas to avoid potential burns.
Full thicness burn formation after the use of electrical stimulation for reha...FUAD HAZIME
1) A patient developed a full-thickness burn on his proximal tibia after undergoing a unicompartmental knee arthroplasty and receiving electrical stimulation therapy during physical rehabilitation.
2) The burn occurred when interferential current electrodes were placed directly over the patient's metal tibial implant.
3) It is believed the current increased local skin temperature unnoticed by the patient due to lack of sensation in the area.
4) To avoid similar complications, it is recommended to avoid placing electrodes directly over metal implants or insensate skin areas during electrical stimulation therapy.
Magnetic therapy involves applying artificial magnetic fields to areas of the body to control intensity and frequency. It can enrich oxygen in cells, improve metabolism, and enhance ATP production on a cellular level. On an organ system level, it can stimulate bone growth, improve blood flow, reduce pain, and affect the autonomic nervous system by increasing chemical mediators. Magnetic fields are produced through electrical currents and different types of artificial magnets can be used, with application norms and guidelines to safely provide treatment for conditions like musculoskeletal issues, neuralgias, and fractures. Contraindications include infections, bleeding, pacemakers, pregnancy, and certain other medical conditions.
Tendons: Mechanisms of pathogenicity and repair - movement, stretch and acupu...Mark Sexton
This lecture reviews and connects developments different areas of the published research: in the areas of Anatomy, Cellular Mechanotransduction, Connective Tissue (Histology, Innervation, differentiation, plasticity), Tendinopathy, Tendon Repair, Neural plasticity and Bioplasticity.
These developments have implications for clinical practice, research, education and health promotion.
This research was discussed as it informs common Treatment and Rehabilitation techniques (Exercise Therapy, Acupuncture, Manual Therapy, Low Level Laser, Biomechanics). Future directions in research were discussed.
The slides are intended as support for those who were at the lecture, as they contain little information alone.
An Aim of this lecture is to stimulate interest in the key publications and online resources in this clinical area, listed in a connected file on Slideshare.
Acupuncture and Manual Therapy: Parallels in Research and Clinical Practice -...Mark Sexton
In clinical practice Acupuncture, Manual Therapies and Exercise Therapy are seamlessly integrated into treatment and rehabilitation. Globally, unconnected research into how each of these treatments may work is converging in the area of Cellular Mechanotransduction. This lecture explains this process, and the reviews research in the area of fibroblast mechanotransduction in the healing or maladaptation of connective tissue. The relevance of this research to clinical practice, education and research is considered. Research showing maladaption of connective tissue in chronic low back pain is explained. A published hypothesis integrating central nervous system and peripheral tissue plasticity is discussed in relation to the emergence, and to the integrated management of, chronicity.
One motor nerve innervates many muscle fibers. Acetylcholine plays a key role in transmitting excitation from the nerve to the muscle fiber. For contraction to occur, calcium must be released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum. The proportion of type I and type II muscle fibers determines the contractile properties of the muscle, and this proportion can change based on activity levels and other factors.
Microcurrent Electrical Therapy Clinical Proof Of Conceptdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent electrical stimulation has been studied for various therapeutic applications and shown to be effective for reducing pain, inflammation, and healing time. Studies demonstrate microcurrent reduces pain scores and inflammatory markers in conditions like fibromyalgia and back pain. It has also shown benefits for temporomandibular joint pain, myofascial pain, shoulder injuries, and post-operative pain and edema. Microcurrent can increase range of motion, accelerate healing of soft tissue injuries, and reduce treatment and rehabilitation times for various musculoskeletal conditions.
This study examined the effects of chronic exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) on energy balance functions in developing rats. Rats were exposed to 900 MHz RF-EMF at 1 V/m for 5 weeks starting in their juvenile period. Their feeding behavior, sleep patterns, and thermoregulation were recorded at air temperatures of 24°C and 31°C and compared to unexposed controls. The results showed that RF-EMF exposure increased rapid eye movement (REM) sleep episodes independently of temperature, and affected other sleep parameters depending on temperature. Exposure also induced peripheral vasoconstriction and slightly increased daytime food intake. Most effects were temperature-dependent. RF-EMF exposure appeared to
Bioelectromagnetism examines electric, electromagnetic, and magnetic phenomena that arise in biological tissues. It has been studied since ancient Egyptians observed electric shocks from stingrays. One early medical application used stingrays to treat headaches and arthritis. Virtually all scientists are aware of bioelectricity in nerves and muscles, but fewer know the importance of biomagnetism - the magnetic fields surrounding living organisms produced by electrical activity. Applications of bioelectromagnetism include transcranial magnetic stimulation of the brain and magnetic stimulation of neural tissue. Adverse effects can include tissue heating from intense electromagnetic fields.
Cranial Laser Reflex Technique: Healthcare for GeniusesNicholas Wise
Cranial Laser Reflex Technique is an exciting new development in natural pain relief and functional improvement. This stand-alone method allows a practitioner with any cold laser to be able to reduce someone's musculoskeletal pain with amazing speed. This condensed version of Dr. Nick Wise's recent lecture gives the scientific basis of CLRT.
Chapter 4: The Electromagnetic Spectrum in ManDouglas Arndt
“In the light of present knowledge, it can be seen that disease starts primarily at the atomic level when the proper release and utilization of energy are interfered with and proper control of biological activities is disturbed by malpositioned molecules.” R.W. Walker in Energy, Matter and Life
Introduction
What is a frequency?
Can the frequency of an item be changed?
Neurophysiology
Accepted electro based evaluations and therapies
Acupuncture points and meridians
Electroacupuncture
Electromagnetic fields
Chakras, connecting us to all
Evaluating the electromagnetic field
What is kinesiology?
Why does kinesiology work?
What is the power of induction?
Application of kinesiology
Summary points for human electromagnetics
Auras – layers of the electromagnetic field
Why know about the electromagnetic field?
Colors of the electromagnetic field
How to see electromagnetic fields with the human eye
Chakras, connecting us to all
Dr. V. Swarajya Lakshmi presented on electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) to treat severe mental illnesses. ECT involves inducing seizures in anesthetized patients using electric currents administered through electrodes placed on the head. It is effective for treating depression, mania, and schizophrenia. While its exact mechanisms are unclear, ECT is thought to impact neurotransmitter systems in the brain. It carries risks but is considered safe when properly administered. ECT remains an important treatment option for severe and treatment-resistant psychiatric conditions.
The document summarizes research on how low electromagnetic fields interact with excitable cells. It discusses how the heart generates the largest electrical and magnetic fields in the body within the extremely low frequency range. It also describes how cardiac muscle cells are interconnected through intercalated discs and gap junctions to propagate electrical signals. Finally, it provides background on bioelectricity, biomagnetism, and how electrical and magnetic fields can induce currents in tissues.
This document provides a summary of the history and current status of electromagnetic field (EMF) therapy and its effects on the immune system and inflammation. It discusses how EMF therapy was used as early as 2750 BC to treat maladies. Modern research from the 1960s onward helped establish that tissues respond to biophysical inputs like electrical and electromagnetic fields. The document reviews how EMFs are generated and their effects on biosystems at the cellular level. It explains that EMF therapy may work by cells both generating and detecting EMFs to communicate. The anti-inflammatory effects of EMF therapy are also summarized, noting its potential to reduce inflammation through effects on calcium signaling and cell membrane processes.
If you have health, you probably will be happy, and if you have health and happiness, you have all the wealth you need, even if it is not all you want.
~Elbert Hubbard~
The document discusses several types of action potentials recorded from nerve and muscle cells, including:
- Monophasic and biphasic action potentials recorded extracellularly from nerve fibers. Biphasic potentials have two peaks that are mirror images of each other.
- Compound action potentials recorded from stimulating multiple nerve fibers simultaneously. This results in a larger potential that is the algebraic sum of individual fiber potentials.
- Cardiac muscle action potentials have a prolonged plateau phase mediated by calcium channels, prolonging depolarization.
- Skeletal muscle contraction can be tetanized if stimulated at a high frequency, fusing individual twitches into a sustained contraction through calcium summation.
É revisitada a famosa palestra de Niels Bohr em 1932 com o mesmo título, procurando atualizála. Os tópicos tratados são: 1) Intuição biológica. 2) Avanços básicos. 3) A origem da vida.
4) Dos procariontes aos eucariontes. 5) Luz solar e a vida. 6) A física quântica é relevante para a biologia? 7) Mecânica quântica, cérebro e mente. 8) A consciência. 9) Existe livre arbítrio? 10) A luz como arma da biologia: Pinças óticas. 11) Calibração absoluta das pinças. 12) Proteínas como demônios de Maxwell. 13) A catraca browniana. 14) Proteinas motoras: cinesina, miosina V e ATPsintase. 15) Mecanobiologia. 16) Nanotubos de tunelamento. 17) Comunicação à distância entre células e suas funções. 18) “Le hasard et la nécessité”.
Biophysical fields. color coronal spectral analysis.Alexander Decker
This document summarizes research on registering various types of non-ionizing radiation emitted from the human body using different biophysical methods. It discusses detecting electromagnetic waves, infrared radiation, thermal radiation and bioluminescence from the body through methods like infrared thermography, electromagnetic field registration, and biophoton detection. It also describes analyzing the specific photon emission from parts of the body using color coronal spectral analysis with gas electrical discharge, which found photon emissions in the visible light spectrum that correspond to different colors and energies. The research aims to evaluate biophysical methods for registering different non-ionizing radiation wave types emitted from the human body.
Biophysical fields. color coronal spectral analysis.Alexander Decker
This document summarizes research on registering various types of non-ionizing radiation emitted from the human body using different biophysical methods. It discusses detecting electromagnetic waves, infrared radiation, thermal radiation and bioluminescence from the body through methods like infrared thermography, electromagnetic field registration, and biophoton detection. It also describes analyzing the specific photon emission from parts of the body using color coronal spectral analysis with gas electrical discharge, which found photon emissions in the visible light spectrum corresponding to different colors and their energies in electronvolts.
1. Quantum science provides tools for studying human group behavior and the interactions between parts of the human body, mind, and emotions.
2. The Quantum Life App aims to balance the dynamic state of the human body using harmonic frequencies to analyze and provide balancing to individuals.
3. Our health depends on the body's proper processing of information and energy from its interconnection with the larger universe, governed by quantum electrodynamics and energetic fields.
1. Quantum science can be applied to study human group behavior, interactions between parts of the body, mind and emotions, and complex systems in general.
2. The Quantum Life APP balances the dynamic state of the human body using harmonic frequencies to analyze and provide balancing to the individual.
3. Distortions in the holographic human body field can affect health, and correcting such distortions can help return the body to homeostasis.
This document discusses subtle energies and anomalous phenomena that cannot be explained by the four accepted fundamental forces. It proposes that subtle energies, including mind, must be included to account for phenomena like remote viewing, psychokinesis, anomalous healing effects, and homeopathy. The document suggests that subtle energies may originate from interactions with the quantum vacuum state, and that the magnetic vector potential may act as a bridge between subtle and physical energies by controlling the phase of quantum wave functions. It provides several examples of experimental data that seem to require consideration of subtle energies.
The document discusses several topics related to action potentials in nerve and muscle cells:
- Compound action potentials recorded from nerves are the summed action potentials of many fibers in the nerve bundle.
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Magnetic resonance
1. Magnetic Resonance: Impact on Cell Function
By Jerry Jacobson, PhD, DMD, IOM
The use of magnetism in medicine is recorded in the history of most civilizations. The first
usage is noted in Chinese writings (approximately 2000 B.C.), referencing the use of
magnetism in conjunction with acupuncture. Cleopatra is said to have worn a lodestone on her
forehead to prevent aging.
Long ago, the Earth was surrounded by a much stronger magnetic field than it is today.
Scientists have observed a decline in its strength over the past 155 years. They have also
discovered, from studying ocean floor samples, that higher vertebrates have died out due to the
decline. The effects of this decline on human health were discovered when astronauts
experienced bone-calcium loss and muscle cramps as a result of being distant from the Earth's
magnetic field for an extended time. When artificial magnetic fields were placed in the space
vessels, the astronauts maintained their health.
Healthy cells generally have trans-membrane potentials of approximately 70 millivolts. These
potentials are considerably lower in aged and diseased cells due to the alterations of structure,
making them unable to function normally. Restoration of the original potentials enables aged
or damaged subcellular structure to regain their function.
In the late 1950s, magnetic- field deficiency syndrome was identified in Japan. It resembles
chronic fatigue syndrome, with symptoms including fatigue, dizziness, general aches and pains,
and frequent headaches. These symptoms were alleviated by the external application of a
magnetic field to the human body. Even today, athletes use metal, magnets and electric shocks
in various ways to enhance their performance and alleviate pain. Golfers wear copper bracelets,
claiming it stops arthritis from hindering their game. Golfers and baseball pitchers tape magnets
to their arms to boost blood flow and ameliorate pain. During breaks in a game, athletes often
relieve their soreness with electric shocks. Electro-stimulators send helpful charges to the
muscles and joints.1-10
Chiropractic and Magnetic Therapy: The Mutually Advantageous Synergy
Dr. Daniel D. Palmer, founder of modern chiropractic, began his career as a magneto-therapist.
He understood that magnetic forces restore balance, harmony and alignment to living systems
at fundamental levels of structure and function, providing basis for the natural restoration of
homeostasis.2,6,9
The essential feature of chiropractic is the adjustment by hand of any and all luxations of the
articular joints of the body; more especially the articulations of the spinal column for the
purpose of freeing impinged nerves, which cause strain, imbalance and deranged function.
Even a slight displacement of the vertebrae causes electromechanical interference with the
spinal cord and nerves, impairing electrochemical conduction mechanisms required for
coherent communications between the brain and end organs. Severe cases like brachial neurit is,
disc protrusions, bulging / slipped / herniated or ruptured discs, sciatica and torticollis may
present with acute pain and inflammation.
2. When the patient suffers an acute phase, it is often difficult to manipulate the displaced
structures. Forces exerted when one body part presses on, pulls on, pushes against or tends to
compress or twist another body part produces deformations and strain that can be physical,
chemical and emotional. The tension and anxiety enhances stiffness, rigidity, pain and
swelling.
Recent studies at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center have revealed that
naturally occurring, biologically intrinsic, picoTesla pulsed electromagnetic fields (pT PEMFs
) enhance parasympathetic function at specified intensities and extremely low-level
frequencies.7-8 More specifically, stress adversely affects the autonomic nervous system, which
innervates smooth and cardiac muscles, as well as glands. The visceral nervous system is a
major component of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS functions automatica l ly,
below conscious levels, but is influenced by stress, physical or emotional. The ANS and central
nervous system (CNS) interact through centers within the hypothalamus, brain stem and spinal
cord, integrating the brain's cortex and limbic systems with visceral inputs and the rest of the
ANS activity.
What's more, parasympathetic stimulation maintains body functions under quiet, day-to-day
living conditions. It decreases heart rate, promotes digestion and absorption of food, promotes
regular heart rhythm, normal sleep patterns and kidney function, and enhances feelings of
relaxation, promoting reduction of pain, tension, anxiety and strain. Therefore, pT PEMF
therapy used to modulate ANS function is an efficient and safe synergistic modality to assist
the chiropractor in the performance of their vital function, addressing conditions of acute stress,
pain, stiffness and inflammation.1,3,5-10
Why Does Magneto-Therapy Work?
Albert Einstein said that all matter is composed of condensations of electromagnetic field:
fundamental elementary electric charges. Clerk Maxwell, the father of modern electromagnet ic
theory, said that all moving electrical charges have associated magnetic fields, and all pulsed
magnetic fields induce the movement of electrically charged particles. In his famous 1905
paper on Brownian motion, Einstein pointed out that the elementary particles comprising all
matter are incessantly in motion. Simply stated, everything in the universe is electromagnet ic
in nature, and all bodies are always moving through space and time.
Our Earth is a magnet, and as all living systems move upon its surface, electricity is induced
within the cells. These electrical currents produce intrinsic magnetic fields. Additiona l ly,
molecules, trace metals and cells within circulatory systems move incessantly through bodies,
further inducing magnetic fields. And all the molecules of living systems are incessantly
vibrating, once again inducing production of magnetic fields. Indeed, all life on Earth evolved
within a sea of electromagnetic energies, including solar radiation and electrical storms.2
The hierarchy of organ systems, tissues and cells must always maintain functional integr it y.
Each cell is composed of subcellular organelles, which are made of atoms, and retains further
smaller particles such as nucleons (protons, neutrons) and electrons that act like tiny magnets.
Remember, when a neutron is split apart, a proton and an electron come out. These permanently
spinning magnets make up all matter, and the electromagnetic force holds atoms together.2,6,9
Recognizing that atoms are magnets of almost all space and that electromagnetism holds atoms
together, it is reasonable to conclude that manipulation of them by means of electromagnet ic
3. resonance will alter their state – and consequently the function of the cells. Resonance is a
condition wherein a vibrating system (including atoms, molecules and cells) responds with
maximum amplitude to an alternating driving force. The condition exists when the frequency
of the driving force (or amplitude) coincides with the natural oscillatory or vibrating frequency
(or amplitude) of the system.
When the atoms of a living system are altered by natural electromagnetic fields, a balance and
homeostasis may return to the structure being treated. The restructuring of critical molecules,
cells and tissues, through atomic manipulations with resonant energies may result in the
improvement of symptoms, derived from renormalization of magnetic profiles of elementar y
electrically charged particles.2-6,9
Cutting-Edge Research Advances in Magneto-Therapy
David Cohen of MIT was the first to use a superconducting quantum interference detector
(SQUID) to measure the normal magnetic fields emanating from the human brain and heart.
He found that these naturally occurring magnetic fields were in the picoTesla range, much
weaker than the Earth's magnetic field. This is quite logical because the Earth is composed of
so many more atoms than we are.
Further advances by Barker and Sheffield were reported in Lancet in 1985, when they
magnetically stimulated the human motor cortex. Various output waveforms, coil designs and
techniques for providing trains of pulses were then used for therapy in rehabilitation, sports
medicine, and in the treatment of psychiatric disorders.1,2,4-6
In 1989 a seminal clinical paper was published by the International Journal of Neuroscience,
reporting the successful use of picoTesla magnetic fields in the treatment of epilepsy. Photios
Anninos of the Democrition University of Thrace, Greece, confirmed the predictions calculated
with Jacobson Resonance Theory, announced 10 years earlier. After substantiating that pT
PEMFs were physiologic, rigorous scientific studies ensued.5
PicoTesla PEMFs have been shown to regenerate peripheral nerves in mice. Professor Anjali
Saxena, neuroscientist and principle investigator at Fairleigh Dickinson University, said, "After
replicating the studies executed at the Weill Medical College of Cornell Univers it y,
spearheaded by Professor Brij Saxena (Director of Reproductive Endocrinology), we can say
with certainty that these results are the first to demonstrate a biological effect of low level
EMFs in vivo on the restoration of subcellular structures required for nerve impulse conduction
and metabolism in nerves; and consequently a grip strength recovery from motor neuropathy
under controlled experimental conditions."6
Studies executed at the Arrhythmia Research Institute, at the University of Oklahoma Health
Sciences Center, by Professor Benjamin Scherlag revealed that pT PEMFs, externally sourced,
profoundly regulated the autonomic function of the heart in dogs. Professor Scherlag, a world -
renowned research pioneer in heart electrophysiology, said, "Pulsed low level EMFs in the pico
Tesla range, applied to the dissected vagal trunks or non-invasively across the chest, can
significantly suppress atrial fibrillation caused by sustained AF; as a result of parasympathet ic
stimulation. These low level EMFs also manifest a profound effect on heart rate and A-V
conduction."7
4. The effects of pT PEMFs also were studied on open and sutured wounds in rats at Mississ ippi
State University. According to Professor John Lamberth, "Exposure to pico Tesla range EMFs
caused no adverse effects on clinico-pathologic, histologic or bacteriologic variables. PT EMFs
represent a safe form of adjuvant treatment for wounds, improves strength of sutured wounds,
and speeds contraction of open wounds."10
In addition, pT EMFs were shown to modulate electrical potentials of spinal-cord neurons in
rats at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Said Professor Robert Foreman,
chairman of physiology: "Results showed pT EMF stimulation of cardiac nociceptors
stimulated with noxious chemicals can modulate noxious afferent input that innervates spinal
neurons. These neurons might participate in the processing of noxious information, and
transmitting the information to areas of the brain that interprets the stimulus as pain of angina
pectoris. This new type of therapy may have a profound effect on the future of medicine by
giving patients relief from their angina pain, and at the same time helping to improve cardiac
function."8
Furthermore, after a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical study, Dr. Olga
Klepitskaya of the University of Colorado, stated, "Low level pico Tesla EMFs may improve
motor and non-motor features of Parkinson's disease beyond that achieved with standard
medical therapy. These effects are long lasting."3
Double-blind, randomized and placebo-controlled clinical studies, under the auspices of
Institutional Review Board scrutiny, were also conducted at five outpatient facilities. They
revealed that picoTesla-range pulsed electromagnetic field therapy significantly reduced the
pain and stiffness caused by osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. No adverse events were reported
by any of the more than 100 subjects in experimental groups.9
Finally, more than 12,000 documented treatments have been provided to patients since 2007,
with no significant risk factors noted. In short, picoTesla-range magneto-therapy has proven to
be a viable, safe, non-invasive and natural modality to be utilized as a synergistic compleme nt
to chiropractic care.1-10
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Dr. Jerry Jacobson, theoretical physicist, biophysicist and medical researcher, is a world-renowned
pioneer in the field of bio-electromagnetics. He is the recipient of the Albert Einstein
Genius Dedication by the American Biographical Institute and a member of the Internationa l
Order of Merit, awarded by the International Biographical Centre in Cambridge, England. Dr.
Jacobson currently serves as chief science officer of Magneceutical Health, LLC
(www.magneceutical.com).