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PEMF vs EMF – Safety & Physics Basics7:02 – 11:58

Beverly YatesGuest

7:02

magnetic field and being able to influence it makes total sense that this would be a healing therapy.

Beverly YatesGuest

7:07

So with that in mind, and knowing that we have an audience that's both colleagues of ours, you know, health professionals, medical professionals, experts, as well as the general public and who might not know about these things, what exactly is PEMF therapy?

William PawlukHost

7:22

All right.

William PawlukHost

7:24

Critical question.

William PawlukHost

7:25

And related to that is a question that a lot of people will have.

William PawlukHost

7:28

So let's dispense with the elephant in the room right away.

William PawlukHost

7:30

Okay.

William PawlukHost

7:31

EMFs.

William PawlukHost

7:32

Yes.

William PawlukHost

7:33

EMFs are bad for you.

William PawlukHost

7:35

Well, PEMFs, how can that be good for you if EMFs are bad for you? Right.

William PawlukHost

7:42

So but there's a huge difference between the two.

William PawlukHost

7:44

First of all, EMFs are broadcasted to the environment.

William PawlukHost

7:48

So whether it's radio waves or FM waves or radar or microwaves, they're just broadcast.

William PawlukHost

7:54

So a cell phone or microwave tower broadcasted the environment.

William PawlukHost

7:59

A cell phone tower broadcasted the environment.

William PawlukHost

8:01

And those waves go on.

William PawlukHost

8:02

They truly are waves.

William PawlukHost

8:03

They go on forever, essentially.

William PawlukHost

8:07

PEMF is created.

William PawlukHost

8:09

Magnetic fields that we use for therapy are created by current flowing through a wire.

William PawlukHost

8:13

And I use my thumb as an example.

William PawlukHost

8:15

So let's imagine my thumb is the wire with the current flowing through it.

William PawlukHost

8:19

So as the current sort of pulses through there, Every time it pulses, a magnetic field is created that's perpendicular to the flow of the electrons in the wire, right? That's the magnetic field.

William PawlukHost

8:31

It's perpendicular.

PEMF vs EMF – Safety & Physics Basics7:02 – 11:58

Beverly YatesGuest

7:02

magnetic field and being able to influence it makes total sense that this would be a healing therapy.

Beverly YatesGuest

7:07

So with that in mind, and knowing that we have an audience that's both colleagues of ours, you know, health professionals, medical professionals, experts, as well as the general public and who might not know about these things, what exactly is PEMF therapy?

William PawlukHost

7:22

All right.

William PawlukHost

7:24

Critical question.

William PawlukHost

7:25

And related to that is a question that a lot of people will have.

William PawlukHost

7:28

So let's dispense with the elephant in the room right away.

William PawlukHost

7:30

Okay.

William PawlukHost

7:31

EMFs.

William PawlukHost

7:32

Yes.

William PawlukHost

7:33

EMFs are bad for you.

William PawlukHost

7:35

Well, PEMFs, how can that be good for you if EMFs are bad for you? Right.

William PawlukHost

7:42

So but there's a huge difference between the two.

William PawlukHost

7:44

First of all, EMFs are broadcasted to the environment.

William PawlukHost

7:48

So whether it's radio waves or FM waves or radar or microwaves, they're just broadcast.

William PawlukHost

7:54

So a cell phone or microwave tower broadcasted the environment.

William PawlukHost

7:59

A cell phone tower broadcasted the environment.

William PawlukHost

8:01

And those waves go on.

William PawlukHost

8:02

They truly are waves.

William PawlukHost

8:03

They go on forever, essentially.

William PawlukHost

8:07

PEMF is created.

William PawlukHost

8:09

Magnetic fields that we use for therapy are created by current flowing through a wire.

William PawlukHost

8:13

And I use my thumb as an example.

William PawlukHost

8:15

So let's imagine my thumb is the wire with the current flowing through it.

William PawlukHost

8:19

So as the current sort of pulses through there, Every time it pulses, a magnetic field is created that's perpendicular to the flow of the electrons in the wire, right? That's the magnetic field.

William PawlukHost

8:31

It's perpendicular.