This page pro­vides an orga­nized view of a vast library of infor­ma­tion regard­ing the bio­log­i­cal effects pulsed elec­tro­mag­net­ic fields.  The major­i­ty of these ref­er­ences sup­port effi­ca­cy for a wide range of phys­i­cal con­di­tions

PEMF / Blood Experiments

These exper­i­ments dual effects of PEMF on an in vit­ro sam­ple of blood.

Method:

1. In each case, blood was placed on a slide.
2. Slide was marked by an arti­fact non-ery­thro­cyte arti­fact
3. Slide was exposed to PEMF over time
4. Slide was returned to micro­scope and results record­ed

Results:

• PEMF reduces Ery­thro­cyte Agglu­ti­na­tion
• PEMF revers­es Poik­ilo­cy­to­sis

Check out the Protocol Portal

These pro­to­cols com­bine PEMF, nutri­tion­al sup­ple­ments and com­ple­men­tary ener­getic tech­niques. The white papers pro­vide nov­el dis­ease eti­ol­o­gy expla­na­tions and sug­gest why PEMF is effec­tive, and how to improve results by inte­gra­tion with oth­er tech­nolo­gies.

• PEMF Pulse wave­form
• The Zee­man Effect

PEMF Theater

These pre­sen­ta­tions sup­port How and why Pulsed Mag­net­ic Fields work on a
cel­lu­lar lev­el. Mem­brane Pow­er sup­ports ther­a­peu­tic cel­lu­lar effects of pulsed fields.
It also begins expla­na­tion of why why pulsed fields seem ben­e­fit a wide range of
sys­temic con­di­tions.

Research pub­li­ca­tions here, strong­ly shows that pulsed fields are effec­tive for many
health con­di­tions. In many cas­es, the bio­log­i­cal effects of pulsed fields are sup­port­ed with about 42 med­ical­ly cred­i­ble dou­ble-blind place­bo con­trolled tri­als. These clin­i­cal tri­al results, both pos­i­tive and neg­a­tive, sup­port the cel­lu­lar effi­ca­cy mech­a­nism described in our pre­sen­ta­tion on Mem­brane Pow­er, as it describes ana­bol­ic and potas­si­um metab­o­lism effects.

Click Here to review ALL, 5500+, Pubmed arti­cles on Pulsed Mag­net­ic Fields.

This research cor­re­sponds to use of PEMF devices includ­ing, but not lim­it­ed to the Papi­mi, Mag­na­Pulse