Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields and Ortho Molecular Medicine: Essential in Regenerative Medicine

«Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) are an application of Biophysics in the Medical field.»

Definitions:

Vibrational Organization: This term refers to the set of vibrations that occur in every subatomic particle, atomic particle, interrelationship between atomic particles, atoms within a molecule, biochemical reactions, set of biochemical reactions within a cell, vibrations within tissue cells, vibrations within organ tissues, and so on.

To give something a name, it needs to have a unique vibrational characteristic that occurs when that something is the same or has the same name. We say that the Vibrational Organization determines the rhythm, and it is the rhythm to which we give a name. For example, Tango, Merengue, Cumbia, similarly, an atom has a Vibrational characteristic that belongs only to it, such as Hydrogen, Carbon, Selenium, or water, acid, enzyme, or Neuron, Hepatocyte, Nephron, or Liver, Kidney, Pancreas, or Nervous System, Digestive System, Respiratory System, or Men, Women, Humans, Birds, Insects, where all are the «Symphony» of multiple Vibrational Organizations.

  • It is an area of Physics that deals with variables such as synchronicity, coherence, intensity, and frequency, as applied to living organisms. This application is known as Bio Resonance, utilizing its Resonance Capacity. The Resonance Capacity refers to the ability of a particular vibration at a specific frequency to emit an echo when encountering another vibration with similar characteristics. It allows a vibrational organization to regain its rhythm or restore its pace when exposed to similar vibrational information through Bio-Resonance, for certain periods of time.

PEMFs can be utilized for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. They offer various benefits:

  • They open the ion channels in the cell membrane.
  • They improve blood flow and intracellular fluids.
  • They increase cellular oxygen levels.
  • They stimulate the transport of electrons in the mitochondria.
  • They enhance intercellular communication.
  • They trigger the release of endorphins.
  • They promote cell healing and health.
  • They stimulate ATP production.
  • They aid in DNA strand separation or lightening, enabling proper gene expression.
  • They reduce pain and inflammation.
  • They improve motion ranges.
  • They accelerate recovery processes.
  • They reduce muscular atrophies after surgery.
  • They expedite wound healing.
  • They enhance capillary formation.
  • They accelerate nerve regeneration.
  • They reduce tissue necrosis.

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/pulsed-electromagnetic-field-therapy-pemf-therapy.211721/

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http://www.physiology.gu.se/medfys/kogvt12/Reports/JT Harfouche Repair Yourself.pdf

Ortho Molecular Medicine is a scientific field that goes beyond diagnoses and investigates the CAUSES of those diagnoses based on the deficiency or excess of essential micronutrients.

Micronutrients are vitamins and minerals essential for biochemical processes, cell regeneration, metabolic functioning, hormone and enzyme production, digestion, excretion, secretion, and defense mechanisms of the organism. Their deficiency or excess can be a significant factor in several chronic diseases.

Many of these diseases could be prevented from manifesting, and those that have already occurred could be partially or completely reduced by correcting the micronutrient status.

Therefore, it is crucial to ensure the right amount and proportions of these nutrients.

Some nutrients have chemotherapeutic functions when administered in macro or megadosages, such as vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin E, Selenium, Folic Acid…

The combined use of PEMFs and Ortho Molecular Medicine provides significant support in:

  • Care for patients with chronic diseases.
  • Anti-aging programs or Regenerative Medicine treatments.
  • Cases where patients are not suitable candidates for a Stem Cell transplant due to various reasons.
  • Preparation of patients and regeneration/mitosis of stem cells prior to tissue extraction for collection.
  • Improvement and stimulation of postsurgical cell regeneration.
  • Enhancement of cell quality in the organism and assurance that transplanted stem cells are of better quality.
  • Facilitation of the reproduction and differentiation of transplanted stem cells, improving the chances of achieving the desired results of the intervention.