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Electromagnetic Resonance Therapy
Electromagnetic Resonance Therapy (EMF) employs low frequency electromagnetic fields to safely reduce pain and inflammation in most musculoskeletal pathologies. Clinical research of this treatment dates back nearly 50 years and it features a well-understood mechanism; its signal enhances those already used by cells to heal bone. How does it work? Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy treatments […]
Solex AO Scan Reviews – What is the AO Scan?
AO Scan technology reads and interprets energy, frequency, vibration, and resonance signals within your body to detect imbalances and restore homeostasis – your natural state of equilibrium. AO Scan measures your body’s response to digital frequency signals and compares them with large databases of healthy frequencies, providing an overall snapshot of wellness patterns as well […]
Parkinson’s Vibration Therapy Featured on Today Show
If you tuned in to TODAY last December, then Kanwar Bhutani may have been wearing gloves that emit vibrations through his fingertips as part of an experimental new treatment for chronic back pain. Researchers behind this glove come from Northern New Mexico College and Espanola Valley High School, working under the mentorship of Steve Cox, […]
What is a Natural Healer?
Natural healers can provide invaluable assistance for various health concerns. From spiritual and physical healing services, as well as dietary advice and more. Tradition healing is inextricable from culture and will remain so as long as there are communities practicing certain cultural values. Traditional remedies address cultural complications which cannot be resolved with modern science-based […]
How to Reverse Aging in Rats
Scientists claim they have reversed aging in rats by injecting them with saline-injected and given injections of young blood plasma, found to live longer than placebo-treated ones and also having more muscle mass and stronger hearts. These findings indicate that deficits in inhibitory control may emerge with age; however, these do not translate to changes […]