magnetic pulsers, how they work, what they do, what to beware of...

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A magnetic pulser is a high-powered coil of wire that builds up a sudden

electric charge which lasts only a few millionths of a second, then vanishes.

Several companies make and sell these. I own one, which I use once in awhile.

Dr. Bob Beck used it on AIDS patients to move lymph fluids in the lymph nodes

and release HIV from them, to catch these virus with his blood electrifier and

other parts of his HIV/AIDS protocol.

I have used it on pinched nerves, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc to release fluid

pressure inside the nerves and inflammation, thus reducing pain.

They do not work on torn muscles, damaged joints, or even germs. There is

nothing " curative " or " healthy " about them. They are pumps that move tiny

amounts of fluids from trapped pockets inside the body.

The trapped pockets usually just contain harmless water or other bodily fluid

that is causing pressure and pain. But not always...

Sometimes the body creates a sac in an attempt to wall off toxins from

infections or other sources so as to prevent them from spreading wider and

causing trouble.

People thinking they are killing germs, or reducing pressures or whatever they

think these mysterious little gadgets do, use them on such areas with mixed

results. If the area is filled with harmless fluids it can maybe feel better,

if the fluids are under pressure and impacting the nerves, causing pain.

But if the fluids are not nice, if they are toxic, infectious, etc, then you are

risking the possible widening and spreading of them into the body's systems

where they can cause trouble your body was trying to help you avoid.

When people feel worse after magnetic pulsing, it's tempting to ascribe this to

" dieoffs " or germs being killed and decomposing in large numbers, overwhelming

the cleanup abilities of the body.

But this is not so. The germs are still very much alive if there are germs in

the area, and the toxins still very much toxic. All you have done is to spread

them out, and now you feel it more because it is able to affect more areas. You

were fooled in other words thinking it would kill germs, and that it would

somehow introduce " wellness energy " or some such similar nonsense. And you can

continue in the illusion right up to the Pearly Gates if you keep it up.

Don't magnetic pulse local infections or areas that seem infected. If there's a

simply physical sprain or strain, or pinched nerve, I will use it freely there.

But never where there is suspicion of local infection. For those, I use (and

you may differ) the godzilla device for the germs/toxins stuff. For me, my own

body prefers that, and it seems to never fail me. Your mileage may vary of

course and none of this is medical advice, it's how I do my own research.

I hope this helps to clear up some of the confusion about magnetic pulsers.

They are awesome devices for the right things, especially painful pinched

nerves. But for other things they can be counter-productive, if not downright

dangerous, since they force things apart that the body wants kept together and

out of harm's way.

So, once again, it is up to you to use your knowledge or follow your instincts

which could be wrong. What I do is squint up my eyes and try the knowledge

first. If it works, then I try to get used to the fact my instincts were wrong!

that is never easy. It's very tempting to grab the little thumping pulser

and place it on a wound, feels good...at first... Ok, enough.

bG