Love my 2 PEMF machines and use them daily. First one I got in 2019 was because Dr. Dannenberg recommended it. Second I got from Dr. Pawluk. Thanks for sharing this amazing story. PEMFs are great for PD, breast cancer, and so many other things. I use my to keep from having hip replacement surgery. So it helps a lot. Also use red light and lots of movement. Motion is lotion. Love how it helps your eyes! Keep us posted please! Thank you again!
I just happened upon the August 2014 issue of your old newsletter (Second Opinion), where you described the successful use of PEMF by a man who had severe diabetes-related foot issues. I looked up the maker of the device (SomaPulse), I could not find them on the internet. Is there another (hopefully, not-too-expensive) device available, that would be similar to what this man used? I have several friends with similar foot issues, and would love to share this information with them.
Check out FluxHealth.co for great info and great hand held devices, also brain/mood, also youtube Steeve Bradet (https://www.youtube.com/@Steeve) mats for sleeping, how to build, etc, etc.
If you can afford one of those gadgets, you could buy the book by Steven Sinatra who was a cardiologist. The name of his book is metabolic Cardiology. A few years ago I was in AFib, but by using the recommendations in his book, I fixed it within about 8 days. My pulse was a constant 122 beats per minute. Today it is 68 beats per minute. I did that without using any prescription drugs, just a supplements that he recommended.
Having had fairly frequent paroxysmal atrial fib for over 12 years, which stops fast with flecainide, but still annoying--I was excited to read Mr. Royer's account of "fixing" his atrial fib. However, there was no mention of his having an irregular rhythm, just an increased heart rate. Mine may increase for awhile, but usually drops into the 80's or 90's fairly quickly, so my concern is for the rhythm issue. Happy for him :-) but--did Mr. Royer actually have an irregular rhythm which resolved with the use of the pads? Waiting with bated breath... (actually, bated breath has stopped more than one of my episodes)
However, I do. I occasionally get pre atrial contractions. I check my rhythm with my 3 lead ECG on my External Counter Pulsation device (the same one Joe Mercola uses) https://nordichealthsolutions.com/products/ecp/ .
He used this device. Actually purchased it for home use after such wonderful results in office.
https://nordichealthsolutions.com/product/e-pulse-ultima/
Love my 2 PEMF machines and use them daily. First one I got in 2019 was because Dr. Dannenberg recommended it. Second I got from Dr. Pawluk. Thanks for sharing this amazing story. PEMFs are great for PD, breast cancer, and so many other things. I use my to keep from having hip replacement surgery. So it helps a lot. Also use red light and lots of movement. Motion is lotion. Love how it helps your eyes! Keep us posted please! Thank you again!
Dr. Rowen,
I just happened upon the August 2014 issue of your old newsletter (Second Opinion), where you described the successful use of PEMF by a man who had severe diabetes-related foot issues. I looked up the maker of the device (SomaPulse), I could not find them on the internet. Is there another (hopefully, not-too-expensive) device available, that would be similar to what this man used? I have several friends with similar foot issues, and would love to share this information with them.
I am not sure if this email address still works. Maker's name is Dr. William Pawluk,
contact: wpaw@comcast.net
Please let him know you read about it here.
I have dr Pauluk’s device - flexpulse. It is a wearable device with a very good and effective range of gauss and hertz
PEMF is the best thing I ever did for my health. Improves blood flow and oxygen among many many other things..
I will be researching this ! I am healthy and invest in devices to be proactive about my future!
Check out FluxHealth.co for great info and great hand held devices, also brain/mood, also youtube Steeve Bradet (https://www.youtube.com/@Steeve) mats for sleeping, how to build, etc, etc.
The youtube link was WIERD ...BUT thanks for putting Steeve Bradet name out there! He does have videos after a quick search!
Glad you found him
If you can afford one of those gadgets, you could buy the book by Steven Sinatra who was a cardiologist. The name of his book is metabolic Cardiology. A few years ago I was in AFib, but by using the recommendations in his book, I fixed it within about 8 days. My pulse was a constant 122 beats per minute. Today it is 68 beats per minute. I did that without using any prescription drugs, just a supplements that he recommended.
Having had fairly frequent paroxysmal atrial fib for over 12 years, which stops fast with flecainide, but still annoying--I was excited to read Mr. Royer's account of "fixing" his atrial fib. However, there was no mention of his having an irregular rhythm, just an increased heart rate. Mine may increase for awhile, but usually drops into the 80's or 90's fairly quickly, so my concern is for the rhythm issue. Happy for him :-) but--did Mr. Royer actually have an irregular rhythm which resolved with the use of the pads? Waiting with bated breath... (actually, bated breath has stopped more than one of my episodes)
Scott just sent me his EKG. It sure looks like AF to me with irregular ventricular responses at high rate.
Greetings Dr. Schneider,
Scott does not have access to an ECG machine.
However, I do. I occasionally get pre atrial contractions. I check my rhythm with my 3 lead ECG on my External Counter Pulsation device (the same one Joe Mercola uses) https://nordichealthsolutions.com/products/ecp/ .
If I do one to two hours of my Ultima PEMF https://nordichealthsolutions.com/products/pemf/ it always goes away, quite a miracle.
Great info! Thank you!
I went to the website www.nordichealthsolutions.com and they have many devices. Which device did Scott use?
Greetings Sharon,
Scott bought the Ultima PEMF. Please DM at drkressler@nordichealthsolutions.com if you would like to chat about the devices.
Blessings, John Kressler