The PEMF Effect: Chronic Pain Relief, Recovery and Vitality Podcast
Jun 24, 2026 · 38 min · 13 segments
In this episode, Dr. William Pawluk, MD, MSc discusses the potential role of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy in supporting individuals navigating cancer treatment and recovery. Learn how…
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They do improve circulation, but the improvement in circulation, while it's a negative thing in terms of growing the cancer, it's actually a positive thing for the tissues around the cancer.

So one of the things that happens in cancer is the immune system becomes sloppy.

And that's why the cancer takes advantage of the sloppiness of the body and then progresses to develop the cancer.

So PMF therapy, the whole lot of different actions simultaneously and all those 27 different actions that I mentioned, I don't decide what it's going to do.

The PMF doesn't decide what it's going to do, right? We think we know what we were trying to do, but actually it's the body that decides.

And there's plenty of research now that support the use of magnetic fields across the whole spectrum of cancer development.

They do improve circulation, but the improvement in circulation, while it's a negative thing in terms of growing the cancer, it's actually a positive thing for the tissues around the cancer.

So one of the things that happens in cancer is the immune system becomes sloppy.

And that's why the cancer takes advantage of the sloppiness of the body and then progresses to develop the cancer.

So PMF therapy, the whole lot of different actions simultaneously and all those 27 different actions that I mentioned, I don't decide what it's going to do.

The PMF doesn't decide what it's going to do, right? We think we know what we were trying to do, but actually it's the body that decides.

And there's plenty of research now that support the use of magnetic fields across the whole spectrum of cancer development.
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