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Magnets and water
This post was split from a post on the affect of very weak and natural electromagnetic fields on water. This post concerns strong, and often static, magnetic fields and water. Hydration of KCl is promoted by filed in the 0.1-0.3T range. Even stronger fields of up to 6.5T can slow calcium carbonate buildup on…
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exclusion zone EZ water
For the purpose of this post EZ water is about ordered structures of water that preclude entrance of solutes. Ion cyclotron resonance (ICR) has been used to study the absorption of hydronium cations, key components of EZ water. As it turns out, two of the Schumann resonances at naturally occurring magnetic field strengths, can…
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PEMF and the vagus nerve
This post takes the Devil’s Advocate position that many of the PEMF devices on the market specifically for vagus nerve stimulation might not be stimulating the nerve directly but rather, hypothetically, clearing away toxins from un-stirred regions around the nerve itself. The featured images of the vagus nerve from a human cadaver bring home…
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slew Rate and ICES
Two presenters at the PEMFcon October 2024 meeting claimed that higher slew rates were better than slow rates. The slew rate is the change in voltage with time. Whys is this important? Robert Dennis of Pulse Health was at the center of some of the early research. This post also intrudes Pulse Health ICES…
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IVDD and PEMF
This post examines the claim that PEMF is a good treatment for intervertebral disc disease. Will a static magnetic field work or is it some sort of Faraday’s Induction getting charged particles to move? An extensive Background Education is presented to give the reader a visual of how stagnant and crowded matrices are in…