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PEMF for Pet Incontinence
MagnaWave obviously has at least a few good DVM contributors. This post begins with a suggestive advertising email. A review of possible causes of canine incontinence and questions to ask follows. Like human males, one of the leading causes of male canine incontinence is an enlarged prostate. [1] This post reviews a canine clinical…
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Magnawave hoof abscesses
This post starts with an introduction of MagnaWave PEMF to treat hoof abscesses. Blood supply to the hoof is introduced. The reader is directed to additional resources. The MagnaWave process is introduced. The reader is directed to a paper of care for equine/bovine foot infections. Then we return to the blood supply and the…
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PEMF and Sesamoiditis
Sesamoiditis is inflammation of the sesamoid bones and the surrounding tissues. Pain is usually felt under the first metatarsal, or big toe, and also at the ball of the foot. This post expands on a MagnaWave suggested marketing email to potential customers.
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MagnaWave Horses GI
The featured image, the enteric nervous system The featured image is a Wikicommons image of the enteric nervous system. Here’s an okay YouTube video on peristalsis, the moving of bolus through tubes in our bodies. The colon and small intestines have two layers of smooth muscle that take turns contracting and relaxing. According to…
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Re5 Transcranial PEMF
This post reviews two trans cranial PEMF devices used in the literature: the Re5 uses very low frequency PEMF to treat Parkinson’s Disease and the NeuroEM uses radio/microwave EMF to treat Alzheimer’s Disease. The former acts by increasing EPO in the CSF. The latter increases cognitive and mitochondria performance while decreasing Aβ aggrefation.