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PEMF fractured wrist
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I know someone who acquired a fractured distal radius. They are using a MagnaWave Semi -10. I always favored the Faraday’s Law of Induction for how PEMF works. A person may feel “things moving” for minor injuries, and more so for the fracture. I thought it appropriate to go over some nuances of the…
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IVDD and PEMF
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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…
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Magnawave hoof abscesses
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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
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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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PEMF and bone healing
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PEMF has been examined for 40+ years as a means of helping bones heal themselves. The Magnawave Semi-10 uses frequencies between 1-20 Hz depending on the setting. The magnetic field has a max of 4,700 G at the highest setting. As the setting increases the frequency decreases and the magnetic field increases. A table…