In a message dated 10/11/2010 6:22:58 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, rans...@atmc.net writes:
I do think though that the magnets and grounding add much to the actual healing, but do not give the pain relief of the Clove oil. DR Gordon told me that in order for magnets to penetrate under the skin they must be pulsed. He had a variance from the Medical Association to research magnets and experiment on patients with them. He designed the EM-Pulse magnet. He said using magnets like you do has only a skin effect. He had 3 stents and was told to get on the heart transplant list. He put the EM-Pulse in his shirt pocket and thought it helped his heart problem. He rode his bike from Washington state to Ohio to show the world how the pulsed magnet worked even with heart problems. He used to call it the EM-Probe but changed the name because too many people told him where to put it. He passed away from heart problems so it gave him more years but was not a cure. He used an infrared laser, Pegasus, in his sports medicine clinic. It would heal a scratch without leaving a scar if you used it right away. I used it many times as working on a tree farm seems to cause lots of scratches as I hate to wear gloves. It would even help reduce pain from 20 year old scar tissue. I bought my own laser back in the mid 80's for $150. I used it after removing the staples from my recent knee replacement and the scar is visible but has broken spots without a scar. 3 weeks was too long a wait to hope for no scar. My cousin recently passed away from kidney failure. She worked in a crab plant shaking crab meat and used DMSO every break to relieve the wrist pain. She got me started using DMSO around the mid 80's. My wife agreed with the foot DR that DMSO was bad and she thinks it contributed to my cousins death. So I have both the DR and my wife against me. Brickey
