I have a close friend who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson disease. This has horrified me on two counts, first because my dad died several years ago after battling PD and secondly, because my friend is only half the age of my dad who suffered so much before he died.
I’m not unfamiliar with PEMF — a few years ago I spent several thousand dollars naively thinking the Sedona full-sized mat would offer a more-rounded treatment for my extensive nerve damage. It’s taken more than two years for me to actually see any long lasting improvement from knee pain where I can actually negotiate stairs, though I still have pain/inflammation elsewhere throughout my body. In hindsight, having read your articles, Bob, and watched some of your videos, I believe I would have been much better off with the A9 or M1.
I want to gift my friend with one of your products to address his Parkinson but am not sure how capable my friend is at managing or even understanding this technology. I did watch the video you had with someone who used the M1 on his mother’s Parkinson. However, I know so little about the technology and really am at a loss with selecting the correct one. I know the M1 provides more options than the A9, so my question is this: how much more complicated is it to the A9? Since English is not a first language for my friend, I think he will be relying on me to help him out with setting it up. FYI, I’m not comfortable around technology (still intimidated by the new iphone I got for myself!), so this will also be a learning experience for myself.
Your advice in this would be much appreciated.