I generally rotate between patterns every few days:
Omni 8 - Schumann 4 - sometimes B5-C5
With the deep field coils I need to use a very high intensity, but only for my left hip. I usually use an intensity of 13. I do not need this much power anywhere else, ever
Bob,
Yes, medical people do not want to document those types of improvements and insurance companies donât want to pay for them. Even when it is a case where we are paying ourselves, medical model people do not want any part of it. My dogâs vet does not want to do a second exam for my dogâs cancer. I am not sure I want one now because he has been back to eating animal products and I donât know whether that will grow the cancer back again and it has now been so many months that I just donât want to cause trouble with the vet. He just doesnât believe in any of it. My dog is still doing so well that I just am not sure it matters to me proving anything anymore.
I am not sure if learning potential mechanisms helps people.
Here is one for PEMF affecting joints.
II do a lot of walking and my knees started hurting in my late 50âs (I just made 70) to the point that I couldnât walk. I took glucosamine/chondroitin and that helped. Some time later my knees hurt again, so I took more than the recommended dose of twice a day, and it worked.
After reading Deep Nutrition by Dr. Catherine Shanahan, I started making bone broth and chicken feet soup. Later I read about collagen peptides so I now take 9 grams of that every morning. I cut back on the glucosamine/chondroitin supplements from 3 per day to 1 per day. My knees were fine. Then I cut it out. My knees began hurting again after a while, so I put the A9 coils on either side of my knee and that eliminated the pain. As soon as I feel any discomfort, I use the A9. If my ACL hurts, I put the stacked coils right on the ACL in the front of my knee. One session of about an hour or two eliminates the pain.
I think the PEMF helps stimulate healing, including possibly rebuilding cartilage, but you do need the building materials, which I get from bone broth and collagen peptides. Your body cannot build bone and cartilage without the collagen and other minerals. I found the glucosamine/chondroitin supplements very helpful, but bone broth has more than glucosamine and chondroitin so is better than the pills. Collagen peptides are easily absorbed since they are already broken down, but again, these supplements are helpful but not complete like the bone broth.
Types 1 and 3 collagen, which is abundant in beef and fish bones, are good for bones and hair and nails. Type 2 collagen, abundant in chicken feet, is good for cushioning the joints. I also make a stew using lamb shoulder, which has lots of connective tissue made from collagen.
Here is an article on how the LA Lakers use bone broth, and how players attribute it to helping injuries heal quickly.
Another supplement you might consider is eggshell membrane, which is purported to have benefits for joint recovery. I am experimenting with it for my left hip.
Thereâs something else you may want to add. It is vitamin K2 (mk7). Both my husband and I have had really good results with it (along with D3 and fish oil). My husband was in great pain with Hallux Rigidus in his big toe. Surgery was planned to either fuse the joint or put in an implant. We had to put off the surgery because of insurance but in the meantime, he added K2 to his vitamins. After about a year, he can walk without pain - can even run.
I had a heart scan for to test for calcium build up and my score was zero. Sort of shocked my doctor. My dental hygienist commented that I donât have any tartar and the dentist said he was going home to research K2.
I just realized that I can wear shoes that used to kill my feet because they rubbed the bunionettes on the outside of my feet. Those little bumps have reduced down almost to normal. I think anyone who is concerned about joints, arthritis, osteoporosis or heart disease should look into K2. (One more piece in the health puzzle)
I absolutely agree with this. The supplements that have helped me a great deal are:
K2 (as MK7 or MK7 + MK4)
D3 (5000 IU)
Fish oil (Omega 3 and 6)
CoQ 10
Magnesium-L-Threonate Complex (with Mg Glycinate and Taurate
Yes, most people are deficient in vitamin K2 because it is found mostly in certain fermented foods and pasture-raised animal products. Before refrigeration and confined animal feeding operations, people ate a lot of fermented foods and all animals were pasture-raised, so there was little vitamin K2 deficiency. Not so now.
People also confuse vitamin K2 with vitamin K1, which is related to blood clotting. Vitamin K1 is abundant in greens, and in pasture-raised animals K1 is converted to K2 in their digestive tracts. That doesnât happen much in the human digestive tract.
Dr. Kate Rheaume-Bleue wrote a book, Vitamin K2 and the Calcium Paradox, in which she describes the benefits for the heart, bones and teeth, the brain and Alzheimerâs., diabetes, kidney disease, cancer, aging, fertility, pregnancy and prenatal development. In the book she recommended 120 mcg of vitamin K2 per day, but she later raised it to 200 mcg per day, and she tripled her dosage when she was pregnant.
I take most of those. I do a vegan Omega 3 mostly because of how hard it was to get rid of the heavy metals from my brain.
Which Magnesium complex do you use. I do Neuro-Mag, but I havenât looked at the bottle in a long time. I know that the one I use crosses the blood brain barrier, but I suddenly donât know if it is a complex.
When my brain was really, really bad, I did use NT Factor and it seemed to help considerably. I basically did the study they used on myself and I do feel like I got good results, but got sick of taking the horse pills and cleaning up my diet and adding in broccoli sprouts, kale, blueberries, and things like that may have helped the most, but I am still in process and have a long way to go. At least I am posting fairly logical, on-topic thoughts. Laughing. I got banned first comment on one site for going off topic. I didnât actually know the rules, but I also know that trying to follow the logic of what is happening is something I had to work on.
Laughing.
I really did just go off topic. I didnât threaten anybody or say anything perverted or argue with anybody.
It was a nutrition web-site which didnât allow any topics other than about their way of doing things and I genuinely didnât know their way of doing things because it was my first post.
I say that because I am not a confrontational person in any way.
And I already got as perverted as I will ever get here bringing up the fact that the ICES is more sexually arousing than the Sota Pulser. If you could use that knowledge to get money for science studies for health issues, it would make it worth it. For me, it is a side effect.
Iâve been stacking the 2X2 coils . Does stacking the 2X2 have similar depth penetration has the single coils when stacked?
Here is the information about NT Factor,
Oral administration of NT Factor for 12 weeks resulted in a 35.5% reduction in fatigue and 26.8% increase in mitochondrial function, whereas after a 12-week washout period, fatigue increased and mitochondrial function decreased back toward control levels.
That review also had studies on things, which I have been looking at.
PS-100 and Serrapeptase/Nattokinase are other things I use periodically, along with silica water, also periodically for removing aluminum from my brain.
For Magnesium I use MagEnhance
well, it gets complex when trying to calculate depth of penetration when comparing different coil configurations because the magnetic flux vectors are also different.
My advice (as always): all people and all injuries are different. Coil configurations differ in many ways that are not adequately described by one number (such as âdepth of penetrationâ). So it is best to try different coil configurations in each case to see what works best in each individual case. There is really no easy way to calculate or compare a single number to determine what will be âbestâ because there are many other important factors involved.
I just wondered if stacking the 2X2 hads any additional penetration benefit. Iâll just keep doing it since it doesnât hurt and if it is adding additional penetration, great.
yes, rule of thumb is that stacking coils gives you about 60% more magnetic field strength. But the coils need to be powered from separate, independently powered, and synchronized outputs, not using a coil splitter such as on an A9, and not using two different devices, such as two A9s or two M1s. Basically stacking only works if you are using a C5 and stacking the outputs from different ports on the same C5.
But also another important rule of thumb: you almost never (95% of the time or more) need more power. Almost everyone makes this mistake.
Best thing to do is try different coil configurations until you find the one that works best. Direction of the magnetic field vector and dB/dt are WAY more important than âmore powerâ
Yes Iâm using the c5 unit. Iâm stacking because I need the extra penetration. I am trying to reach my damaged ribs and the damaged rib is under a lot of breast tissue .
OK, then that should work fine. Use the hexagonal coil tester to make sure you have the coils stacked correctly:
Place the hex coil tester between coils, sandwiched together, and the green LEDs should flash brightly. If you have a coil flipped backwards, when you do this the green LEDs will flash more dimly.
Gotcha , will do, thanks .
Cervin,
I just got in my C-5 today with the deep-coils and he wraps them so well that it might be worth buying some.
I had been using the M-1 and - power aside - the C-5 with the deep coils immediately has a much deeper experience. I had been playing around with the Sota and had said that it was more âpowerful feelingâ than the ICES, even though I couldnât point to anything it did so far, except for feel good. The C-5 with the deep coils is almost indistinguishable from the comfort experience of the Sota.
I got it today, so I only used it for a few hours, but I am really excited about it.