Posted on 06/08/2011 10:27:16 AM PDT by Red Badger
AC lines flip the orientation of the N-S magnetic (and electric) field 60 times per second. I think that was the problem. This therapy would have to have a field whose direction was constant.
You can buy 1.4 tesla magnets that are 1/8" cubes for 25 cents. Of course, you would need a lot of those to do the job for total body immersion when spaced 6 feet apart.
FLASH!! FLASH!! Cell phones are now good for you.
I gotta’ contact TracPhone.
Miniscule by comparison. Maybe even Micro-miniscule,
The level of magnetism in a magnetic bracelet an MRI is like the difference between a pea shooter and an artillery piece..................
Thanks for the info.
About 15 years ago I had an accident while ice skating, and messed up some ligaments in my ankle. Extremely painful. Next day, while on crutches, visited the Mystery Spot near Santa Cruz, CA. Planned outing with extended family visiting and did not want to miss it. The Mystery Spot has magnetic anomalies there. Amazingly, much of the pain I was feeling went away.
I bought magnetic bandages for my ankle and wore them every day. Two weeks later my doctor was amazed at how quickly my ankle had healed. Maybe the magnets helped the blood flow in my leg.
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I know of several people who are on Asperin and Plavix and they never check their blood for clotting. I don't know how much asperin they had her on, but it sounds to me like it was the asperin that ate through her stomach.
so....is the electromagnetic radiation coming from your cell phone good for you, or not? I’m confused.
Magnetism and RF radiation are two different things......................
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Electromagnetic radiation is usually alternating. Radio frequencies are of this type. EM radiation can also be a pulse. EM radiation, as its name implies, is composed of a varying electric field and a varying magnetic field. They are out of phase with each other. These EM fields are the one some people think are bad for you, depending on the energy absorbed by your body.
Whether cell phone EM radiation is bad, I don’t know. The jury is out on that one, I think.
A magnetic field is just that. With a magnet, the field is constant. With an electromagnet, the magnetic field can be constant if the current in the wires is constant or varying is the current varies. If the current reversed direction, the magnet polarity reverses. I haven’t heard anyone say magnetic fields alone are bad for people, but I may be wrong.
My guess is that the magnetic field in this blood therapy is relatively constant to get the blood cells to get organized in one direction. Flipping the field back and forth would seem to be counterproductive.
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