I have an electronics engineering background. When I first heard about PEMF I thought I could learn a lot about the science by building one. In the process I’ve come to realize that there are various attributes that are most important to build or have in an effective device to provide optimum therapy. My drive to have this equipment is to help my family members with serious inflammation, my wife with insomnia and arthritis and for myself with tinnitus, nephropathy and chronic kidney disease, stage 3B. While experimenting on myself as the 6 foot lab rat I started out with quantum patches, C60, niacin, vitamin D3, magnesium supplements. Diet changes, stopped eating animal protein, attempting to try various experiments to improve my eGFR numbers with some minor success. When I saw the "Reversal of Renal Insufficiency in Aging Cat study on your web site I was very encouraged. I thought, “Oh good another experiment that I can try on myself”. With all this said, I am looking for some guidance. Which device A9 or M1? Which protocols are best suited for the various ailments that I have listed? Thank you. Joe G.
Hi @JoeG.
I think the best device to try would be the M1, because it gives you many choices for pulse pattern and intensity level, way more than the A9. But the A9 would probably also work well, and is less expensive.
If you try either one, please consider reporting back here with your observations and results. That would be helpful to a lot of people.
Bob, I have just ordered an M1. For Kidney treatment to achieve a deeper penetration would stacking two sets of coils do it?
I don’t think you need “deeper penetration”.
With an M1 or A9, I would just place one of each coil in the pair of coils over the kidneys. You might also want to verify the kidney actual location by checking with an anatomical drawing of the human body, because the kidneys are higher up the back than most people think they are.
Thanks Bob. Once I get the M1, I will initiate my experiment and post it.
I believe I was reading on a past blog that you had recommended having both a small portable unit such as the M1 and possibly a larger PEMF machine? Is there a larger unit, specific make and model that you would recommend to use in conjunction with M1? Especially for my wife who needs a mat. Thanks.
I don’t really know which large PEMF systems are best. It really depends on a lot of factors. The best way to tell, I think, is to use a few, maybe borrowed from a friend or in a clinic, to determine what works best for you, all things considered. Combine that with recommendations from people you trust, and maybe ask for opinions on this forum. That is what I would do.