Pemf for dealing with opiate withdrawal symptoms

[pros]

Hello everyone! As this happens to be my first post / Topic ,firstly, nice to meet you !
I was wondering if there is anyone here that has any experience or knowledge of cases in which PEMF was used in order to deal(or avoid) with opiate withdrawal symptoms ?

There is a somewhat recent study using some PEMF equipment(not ICES) https://www.practicalpainmanagement.com/treatments/addiction-medicine/opioid-use-disorder/gamma-pemf-therapy-pilot-study-its-use-managing

Could someone with a little deeper pemf knowledge suggest what protocol I could follow with M1 (like protocol-name, power, duration, period) to have a chance experiencing similar relieving effect with the subjects of the study?

If happens to have similar experience but with utilizing Red/NIR Light instead of PEMF please share!

Thanks a lot for your time reading my current post and for sharing your knowledge to this site!

[pros]

Upon investigating a little bit , I can see that the specific device used on the opioid study doesn’t seem much impressive:

Shealy Gamma PEMF

Dr. @Bob, I was curious if you or anyone on here has tried the Norm Shealy gamma PEMF device (selling for $1600 on his website). I believe its low gauss, will do brainwave entrainment, etc. I’m not a PEMF expert, but it seems as if your M1 will also entrain brainwave frequencies, and do a lot more as well. Any thoughts or feedback?

So If their results are legit, maybe M1 with the right profile settings could bring miracles on the same matter! Which bring the question: What settings could be these?

[TajD]

Just seeing this post now, not sure how I missed it given it was posted July 24, 2022. Adding @Bob as I believe he has shared he has seen people transition pain management away from opiates to ICES PEMF, but I could be mistaken.

[Bob]

Thanks @TajD. IMO, the results for this other device (with which I am familiar) are likely to be sketchy. The core technology for that device is nothing special, just a hybrid, off-shore, generic knock-off of a really old approach to PEMF, in my technical opinion

But using our ICES-PEMF technology, in a nursing study (and the resulting doctoral dissertation) the results were very consistent and clear:

• More than 90% of participants expressed very significant or total relief from chronic pain when using one of our devices (M1, A9, C5; the study was very inclusive)

• Many participants reported a significant reduction or elimination of the use of opiates.

• Several participants even offered up (without being prompted to do so) that they had stopped using illicit drugs because of the effectiveness of ICES-PEMF at reducing their chronic pain, which they had taken up as a way of dealing with their otherwise untreatable chronic pain. When their pain was gone, so was their interest/need for illicit drugs. Some participants discussed this extensively.

Here is a link to the nursing study/dissertation:
https://www.josam.org/josam/article/view/14

These findings correspond well with the many individual reports from people have made to me about their positive responses using ICES-PEMF to manage their chronic pain.

[KarenG]

Bob Dennis got off of pain meds with his pemf.

[Bob]

That is correct. No more oxy.