Question: Answer: Based on the specifications provided, here are the answers to the customer’s three questions regarding the Beamer Tech PEMF Mat. 1. How many coils are in the mat? The Beamer Tech Mat uses one continuous conductive coil rather than multiple individual electromagnetic coils distributed throughout the mat. It uses advanced conductive rubber technology, […]
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Question: Just wondering if you have access to a program for acute moist dermatitis or pyotraumatic dermatitis in dogs… Answer: Acute moist dermatitis is a localized, rapidly developing skin inflammation in dogs. It typically appears as a red, moist, oozing, painful or itchy lesion, often caused by self-trauma from scratching, licking or chewing. In ETDFL,
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Question: Hi I’m in need of a little direction I have the mat and rife device Want to treat my grandson with cerebral palsy , non verbal I found the frequencies He is 3 I can put the mat under his sheet but it won’t touch his skin Is this ok Can I run it all
Migraines are a symptom of another issue. Although the pain is in the head, the problem is elsewhere. In many circumstances, it is due to a GI disorder, Gut imbalance, that might not even be noticeable. In order to identify the problem is coming from the Gut, start with Activated Charcoal, on the onset of
Question: I have someone who is bruised, but not necessarily because he hit something, and some are big bruises around his legs. He just has bruises showing up. Any thoughts on what this might be? Answer: When considering a sudden, acute onset of large unexplained bruises, medical statistical prevalence points to Medication Side Effects as the single
Splenunculus is simply another word for an accessory spleen—they are identical, and neither means an enlarged spleen. An accessory spleen (also called a splenunculus, splenule, or supernumerary spleen) is a small, extra piece of normal spleen tissue located outside the main spleen. It is a common congenital variant, found in roughly 10–30% of people, and
The symptoms you describe—a lytic lesion with aggressive features, intense pain, and rapid swelling—require medical evaluation and a definitive diagnosis. A biopsy is the only way to determine whether this is Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis (LCH), osteosarcoma, tuberculosis, or another condition. Each of these has a completely different treatment pathway. Regarding your specific concerns: Anesthesia safety:
Question: Would you know if it is at all possible to clear heat/ metal/skin stains using the rife machine or any other method? A few years ago I got attacked with metal in my left eye, I believe I caused it to go at the back of the eye by pressing it as it was
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Question: I suffered a stress fracture at the level of the L5 vertebra. Do you have any advice? Frequency? Nutrition? I plan to wear a lumbar support belt to relieve back pain. Answer: Spondylolysis is an overuse injury affecting the pars interarticularis—the thin bridge of bone connecting the joints at the back of a vertebra.
Question: So the doc seems to think I have blood markers that indicate the connective tissue damage is increasing and may actually progress into an autoimmune syndrome = another one. I have 4 already. After researching the autoimmune connective tissue syndrome, I have begun to think about the fascia. I have looked in my book and looked up
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