The PEMF Effect: Chronic Pain Relief, Recovery and Vitality Podcast
Jun 17, 2026 · 54 min · 13 segments
In this episode, Dr. William Pawluk, MD, MSc discusses how Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy may support individuals recovering from mold exposure, mycotoxin illness, chronic inflammation…
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William PawlukHost
Anne ShippeyGuest
So we talked about magnetic field therapy decreases inflammation, which is a whole important basis behind its effects for benefits for mold and mycotoxins.

But in that particular case with a child, a three-year-old child, cut off the end of her thumb in a door jam.

And so the surgeons would normally just clean it up and put a graft on it, cover the wound.

So I said, I knew that there were cases or histories of people regrowing, regenerating.

So humans retain a little bit of that capability of salamanders up to about age 11 or 12, especially beyond the first joint.

So I said, okay, well, thinking about that principle, why don't we just graft, just put the cutoff piece back onto the thumb as a bandage? Just to preserve that wound.

Unfortunately, she could have done more stimulation and healed even faster, but an hour and a half a day for a three-year-old child is not bad.

So that really got you moving on this technology and wanting to delve into it and understand it even more.

So we talked about magnetic field therapy decreases inflammation, which is a whole important basis behind its effects for benefits for mold and mycotoxins.

But in that particular case with a child, a three-year-old child, cut off the end of her thumb in a door jam.

And so the surgeons would normally just clean it up and put a graft on it, cover the wound.

So I said, I knew that there were cases or histories of people regrowing, regenerating.

So humans retain a little bit of that capability of salamanders up to about age 11 or 12, especially beyond the first joint.

So I said, okay, well, thinking about that principle, why don't we just graft, just put the cutoff piece back onto the thumb as a bandage? Just to preserve that wound.

Unfortunately, she could have done more stimulation and healed even faster, but an hour and a half a day for a three-year-old child is not bad.

So that really got you moving on this technology and wanting to delve into it and understand it even more.
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