Pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) handle stress symptoms
PEMFs using known beneficial frequencies prevent and manage stress reactions in the body
Not only do therapeutic PEMFs activate the parasympathetic “relaxation response” nervous system, but they increase blood flow and oxygen levels at a cellular level. A daily PEMF routine will reduce the physiologic response to stress such as irritability, headaches, hypertension, gastritis, arrhythmias, depression, fatigue, immune deficiencies, etc.
Excerpts from “Effects of Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMFs) on Stress”
by William Pawluk, MD, MSc.:
Research on humans and animals has shown that:
PEMFs generally decrease the excitability of the nervous system and corrects emotional reactions accompanying stress. PEMFs produce a number of anti-stress changes in the body, both to:
(a) Ward off stress (create stress resistance)
(b) Decrease the hormonal, immune, neurologic, soft tissue, cardiac, vascular, low pH and low-oxygen damage caused by stress. From this perspective, very low-level PEMFs used regularly should be able to prevent or reverse many of the effects of stress that all of us experience daily. PEMFs alter stress response by acting directly on the nervous system, glands, cells, tissues and organs:
STRESS FACTOR | EFFECT OF PEMFS |
Sympathoadrenal system (SAS) is activated by stress | Inhibit activation of the SAS. Prevent decreases in non-specific stress resistance (ie. Warding off stress) |
Increased sympathetic nervous system arousal increases catecholamines. E.g. ADRENALIN and NORADRENALIN | Plasma catecholamines ADRENALIN and NORADRENALIN DECREASE. PEMFs do this by acting on the hypothalamus and increasing urine excretion of ADRENALIN. |
Stress quickly and significantly decreases the white blood cell count (even stress caused by lack of sleep and travel). i.e. it compromises the immune system. | Immune System Mechanisms Improve: Neutrophils increase gradually. Neutrophil metabolism and superoxide production are increased significantly. |
Stress can cause blood CORTISOL to double or even triple (amount of CORTISOL in the blood indicates the degree of stress present). |
