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I find the PEMF device I use, is life affirming! The last big thing was my blood sugar levels. After about 5 or 6 years of increasingly getting higher readings where I started to worry about getting diabetes II, after one year on the BEMER my levels are now normal according to blood test results! No change in diet or any lifestyle change.
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Eric Drew posted an update in the group Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy Advocate Network
So where to begin this conversation as there is so much info to sort through. I use a device as a bone stimulator, and there are devices being marketed for general health. Lets get them up here and talk about what works and why!
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For general health, a device like the BEMER is best; it is safe and has no side effects and uses a patented signal like no others. It is FDA registered. It keeps the blood flowing optimally for 12-16 hours on one 8-minute session. Others have very strong PEMF signals that are okay for pain and conditions that need a lot of therapy. However, some…[Read more]
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We should definitely list any devices here that have been found to be bogus or ineffective!
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Eric Drew joined the group Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy Advocate Network
