Re: Magnetic Pulser Question....

[Guest guest]

My understanding is that the metal used internally is titanium and it doesn't

magnetize well, so it is not a problem. But I could be completely wrong, so you

might want to check further.

Blessings

Donna

http://www.excellentthings.com

Magnetic Pulser Question....

I bought my uncle a magnetic pulser to use as part of the Beck's protocol. He

has some metal in his back from back surgery. Is the magnetic pulser safe for

him to use for this application?

Any links to point me in the right direction?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi Robb,

Most body metals are titanium or other exotic or non-ferrous metals.

These are not affected by magnetic fields. In my opinion (no medical

advice) you should not have any interactions whatsoever.

Hope this helps,

Russ :>)

> I bought my uncle a magnetic pulser to use as part of the Beck's

protocol. He has some metal in his back from back surgery. Is the

magnetic pulser safe for him to use for this application?

>

> Any links to point me in the right direction?

>

> Thanks

[Guest guest]

Y'never know, but it's gotta be silly to put ferrous metals into

body repairs, so when you are around magnets they yank you or stick

to you...I sure hope they thought about that in the design phase of

the prosthetics devices dept. I DO know that the magnetic

pulser will kick a tooth that has a " steel pin " inside it, I have

one of those things. It's not painful, just sort of surprising,

like someone's finger tip tapping sharply once on the tooth when it

fires.

bG

> > I bought my uncle a magnetic pulser to use as part of the Beck's

> protocol. He has some metal in his back from back surgery. Is

the

> magnetic pulser safe for him to use for this application?

> >

> > Any links to point me in the right direction?

> >

> > Thanks

[Guest guest]

> Hi Robb,

> Most body metals are titanium or other exotic or non-ferrous metals.

> These are not affected by magnetic fields. In my opinion (no medical

> advice) you should not have any interactions whatsoever.

> Hope this helps,

> Russ :>)

>

Almost all materials are affected by magnetic fields, especcialy if

the fields ae VERY STRONG. Ferinstance 16 TESLAs can levitate frogs. I

bet you didn;t know that Frogs were magnetic.

PS that's 320,000 times the Earth's field.