Mark Squibb

Would you like to know the dif­fer­ence between a hum­mer and a ringer? I’ve been asked to explain this dif­fer­ence many times because it’s the main dif­fer­ence between PEMF Devices like Mag­na­Pulse and res­o­nant devices like MRS and Cur**t*on®.   Here is an expla­na­tion — of my opin­ion of the dif­fer­ences.

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Chris Thomas has been train­ing for years to run in the 2012 Olympics.  His per­for­mance was, until today, lim­it­ed by a ham­string knot.  This 4 minute video chron­i­cles res­o­lu­tion of this injury in a sin­gle ses­sion using advanced Mag­na­Pulse ther­a­py.

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PEMF First Time The first chal­lenge of a PEMF device is prop­er usage. PEMF devices pro­duce an almost imme­di­ate ben­e­fit, with very rare adverse respons­es.  This pro­to­col enables a self guid­ed ini­tial ther­a­py expe­ri­ence.

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How many times have you want­ed a guide to man­age suc­cess­ful ini­tial PEMF ther­a­py — that did­n’t blind­ly quote an arbi­trary num­ber of min­utes?  If you’re like me, at least a thou­sand. How often have you want­ed to tell a per­son what to expect from a PEMF ses­sion?  How much relief was like­ly, or how …

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Bran­don broke his nose on a knee board 45 min­utes pri­or to ther­a­py.   This video shows his injury imme­di­ate­ly after and at 24 hours. Use of a Zeta Probe: Reduced pain imme­di­ate­ly; Reduced sec­ondary trau­ma; Bruis­ing & swelling were reduced by approx­i­mate­ly 75% of untreat­ed lev­els; in 14 min­utes.

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