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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.
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PEMF and fatty liver disease
This post explores a very nice five week study on the use of PEMF in a mouse model of fatty liver disease. The authors present evidence of possible involvement of calcium calmodulin upstream of AMPK and reactive oxygen species sensitive regulator of anti-oxidant enzyme transcription Nrf-2.
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PEMF and complex II
succinate dehydrogenase (SDH: SDHA-D), is made up of four protein subunits along with iron-sulfur (FeS) centers. Complex Portal links t the Swiss site UniProt.org. UniPort annotates the amino acid sites of proteins that interact with substrates and cofactors. Toda and coworkers 23023 investigated the effect of optimized extremely low frequency weak magnetic fields (Opti-ELF-WMF)…
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Assisi Loop targets
Assisi Animal Health markets a pulsed radio frequency electromagnetic emitting device that has been specifically designed to facilitate the binding of Ca2+ to small and very well conserved protein called calmodulin. This device has been through numerous clinical trials with promising results. Much of the marketing seems to be focused on CaCaM activating nitric…