PEMF

  • IVDD and PEMF

    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…

  • Does PEMF cause membrane leaks?

    Does PEMF cause membrane leaks?

    This post examines the claim that PEMF opens up lipid bilayers making them more permeable. Phosphatidylcholine is a dominant phospholipid in the outer leaflet. The head groups have a positive and negative charged atoms. Egg phosphatidyl choline is part of the featured image as is flavin adenine dinucleotide, a suspected “antenna” for PEMF. Can…

  • Cryptochrome and Red Biophotons

    Cryptochrome and Red Biophotons

    The goal of this post was to address the issue of biophotons as they relate to the game changing PEMF company QuantumTx. It is becoming evident that light absorbing cryptochromes play an important role in this therapy. Indeed, cryptochromes are also magnetic field sensors. The concept of biophotons has been proposed as a PEMF…

  • HTRA1 & PEMF

    HTRA1 & PEMF

    This post examines Tai 2024, a QuantumTx group publication that is a follow up to a previous study showing that their brand of PEMF elicits the release of the High Temperature Requirement A1 serine protease that might mitigate the progression of cancer. Both myoblasts and myotubules were tested in this study. The direction of…

  • PEMF and fatty liver disease

    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.