A rapidly changing magnetic field
(from EITHER a magnetic pulser treatment coil OR the polarity
switching when using voltage square waves through electrodes)
generates a transient, rapidly changing electric field at
the body tissue interfaces . . .
A rapidly changing electric field
(applied to the
boundary layer
(e.g. your dead skin layer or bone/flesh interface) of the body's
salt solutions (i.e. blood plasma and interstitial fluid containing
+ve and -ve ions such as H+,Na+, K+, Cl-, Mg++, Ca++, HCO2-, OH-)
can generate CHARGE DENSITY WAVES (a moving ion concentration excess or depletion of an
ion type) and also
EDDY CURRENTS
in the body's salt
solution (electrolytic fluids) . . .
HOW Charge density waves can create broadband ultrasound
Charge density waves in the salt
solutions can have strong electric fields at the front of the moving
wave which vibrate cell membranes and produce ultrasound.
These
electric fields are associated
with the interface between the moving charge density wave front and
the undisturbed ionic medium through which the waves are
propagating. As the charge density waves pass through the body, the
associated electric field interacts with charged structures such as
the dipole charges on all cell membranes, and
by vibrating the cell
membranes like the diaphragm of a sound speaker, they
produce broadband
ultrasound . . .
If the electric field associated with
the charge density wave is strong enough, the broadband ultrasound
produced can disable viruses and bacteria. Accomplished by altering the structure of delicate proteins on, for example:
(1)
The surfaces of virus capsid
coats (causing the virus to be unable to
attach itself to
target cells)
(2)
Bacterial surfaces extending
into their environment by molecular tubules and fibers (These proteins / enzymes are
essential for bacterial functions, and so bacteria are effectively
deactivated).
(a) How fast the magnetic field polarity flip / reversal is
completed
(b) The overall magnitude of the magnetic field
Examples of charge density activity
include:
(1)
Neutralizing Snake Venom. Proteins of snake venom are denatured
by charge density waves generated from shocking the snake bite
region with high voltage discharges from the spark coil of a car.
(The Lancet, July 1986)
(2)
Destruction of HIV virus. The HIV virus has a glycoprotein molecule known as gp-120 displayed
on it's surface, which is designed to match up and attach to the CD4
protein on the target cell membrane.If the gp-120
glycoprotein is altered by the transient electric field from the
charge density wave, it can not attach to CD4, and thus the virus
can not infect the target cells. i.e. the virus is effectively
destroyed. Other viruses can be similarly deactivated.
(3)
Food processors.
Use PEMFs as a method to neutralize
microbes in food.
HOW ELectrical eddy currents can create broadband ultrasound
Broadband ultrasound is
generated by ions in body fluids executing cycloidal
motion, due to the presence of the crossed magnetic and
electric fields generated in the body by an oscillating
magnetic field treatment.
Each
pulse produces millions of tiny, oscillating eddy
currents (~50-100 mA) briefly flowing in circles. As the magnetic field expands at the
beginning of a pulse, the currents circle in one
direction; as it collapses, they reverse. These induced
eddy currents are of a type not normally found in
the body. ("Body Electric"- Dr. Robert O. Becker et al,
pg. 177). When the ringing electrical eddy
currents produce
electric current flow densities
in the blood or
other body fluids in the range of 100
mA /cm2 -200,000
mA /cm2,
they begin to deactivate viruses and
microbes in the body.
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