Full Transcript Introduction to PEMF and Cancer 0:00 Well, PMFs impact all those components. 0:02 They decrease the DNA, they increase the oxygenation, decrease inflammation. 0:06 they do improve circulation, but the improvement in circulation while it's a negative thing in terms of growing the cancer, 0:12 it is actually a positive thing for the tissues around the cancers. 0:15 So you want that area flooded with white blood cells, you wanna flood it with lymphocytes, You want the immune system to start attacking it, 0:22 so one of the things that happens in cancer is the immunity system becomes sloppy. 0:25 It doesn't work as well. 0:26 And that's why the cancer takes advantage of the sloppiness of body and then progresses to develop the cancers. 0:32 So, PMF therapy, the whole lot of different actions simultaneously and all those 27 different action that I mentioned, I don't decide what it's going to do. 0:40 The PMS doesn' t decide, what is going do, right? 0:43 We think we know what we're trying to, but actually it is the body that decides. 0:47 what it's going to do with it. 0:48 And there's plenty of research now that support the use of magnetic fields across the whole spectrum of cancer development. 0:56 Welcome to the PEMF Effect, where breakthrough science helps take control of your health. 1:01 I'm Dr. 1:02 William Pollack, and I am here to guide you in tapping into the power of PMS therapy for recovery, vitality and total body wellness. 1:11 From overcoming chronic pain, optimizing brain health, boosting energy and aging with strength, this podcast is your path to cutting-edge solutions for 1:22 lifelong well-being. 1:23 If you're ready to move beyond symptom management and tap into your body's natural healing ability, you are in the right place. 1:30 Let's dive in. 1:31 Today's episode is a previously recorded session from a summit where I was a guest speaker. 1:36 Well, Dr. 1:37 Pollack, it is such a pleasure to have you on this segment of Cancer Breakthroughs. 1:42 And we're going to be talking about an extremely powerful tool that people can utilize while battling cancer. 1:49 So thank you so much for joining me. 1:51 My pleasure. 1:52 I'm looking forward to it and looking to sharing this information because very few people know about PMFs and cancer. 2:00 For everyone out there, Dr. 2:03 Pollack's worked with magnetic field therapies for 30 years and established an authoritative website drpollack.com. 2:11 He's authored two comprehensive books on healing with the magnetic fields called Power Tools for Health and this year Supercharge Your Health with PMF Therapy. 2:22 The Supercharger Health book describes how PMF can be used for over 80 different health conditions, how to select a PMS system to help and how do you use 2:33 it properly and to get the best benefits. 2:37 And I mean, you have so much experience and so that you've done in this area. 2:43 So I'm just going to let our interview show the audience the knowledge that they have. 2:51 Talk to me a little bit first about, you know, PEMF, what is that and how does that differ from electrosmog and EMF and things that people are afraid of? 3:03 Very cool difference. 3:04 And it's the elephant in the room, if you will. 3:07 So basically, everyone's concerned about EMFS and obviously people aren't concerned by EMfs relative to cancer as well. 3:14 But EMs are a different animal than P-EMS. 3:18 EMS stands for electromagnetic fields. 3:21 PEMF stands for pulsed electromagnetic fields. 3:25 And I consider EMFs to be environmental magnetic fields, they're in the environment, you're all around us. 3:32 The difference is that EMFS are basically broadcast, They were developed for communication purposes. 3:39 They will not develop for biology and in fact they've been relatively poorly evaluated for a biology or impact on biology.
How PEMF Differs from EMFs 3:47 There's some evidence to indicate that they could be at risk and we can get into that a bit as well. 3:52 PEMFs are completely different criteria. 3:54 They're not like a broadcast tower like, a microwave tower or a television tower, or radar tower that's broadcasting into the environment. 4:01 That's what we call open loop. 4:02 It just keeps on going. 4:04 PemF's are designed by a machine producing a current, driving that current through a wire and essentially becomes a loop, 4:13 so you have a, wire, and then you, have loop and that loop is what creates the magnetic field. 4:19 That's based on the concept of what's called the right-hand rule. 4:22 Current flowing down a wire, like my thumb, is the wire. 4:26 The current then generates a magnetic field that's perpendicular to the wires. 4:30 So every pulse of the current, hence pulse magnetic fields, every pulses of current causes a pulse a magnet field, which is perpendicular with the flow 4:40 of a current. 4:42 And that magnetic field, based on the current flow, goes out, spreads out and it comes back and collapses on itself. 4:50 So that's called a closed loop. 4:54 EMFs are designed for communication. 4:57 And what happens with EMS is they're extremely short wavelengths. 5:00 That means they get absorbed into the body. 5:03 When they got absorbed in the bottom, they heat. 5:06 They cause DNA damage, cellular damage and so on. 5:09 We know that Again, because they're not designed for that. 5:13 And we know that with microwave ovens. 5:16 That's the whole purpose behind a microwave almond, to cook, the heat, right? 5:20 It's a same principle. 5:22 The contents in the microwave absorb the magnetic fields, that tiny, tiny little wavelength magnetic field absorb it and then cause their effects. 5:32 So PEMFs are very low, let's say frequency, wavelengths, and there really aren't any wavelengths anyway. 5:38 It is a pulse. 5:40 And because it collapses back down again, so it's moving into the body and coming back and moving in to the by and come back. 5:46 And so, it doesn't really get absorbed at all. 5:50 Right? 5:50 It just moves through and comes back, and based on Faraday's law, that coming motion in and out of that magnetic field, nothing in the bodies stops the 6:01 magnetic fields, but that motion of the field generates energy or charge in tissues. 6:06 That's based upon something called Farada's Law. 6:09 An example of Faraday's law would be taking a magnetic field, having a coil that's closed, that is not connected to electricity. 6:16 The coil is closed. 6:17 Let's put a light bulb in that circuit. 6:20 So what Fariday discovered is if you pulse a magnet field past that wire, you generate charge in the coil which lights up the lightbulb. 6:30 Well, that's exactly what it's doing in the body. 6:32 Are you tired of living with chronic pain? 6:35 Medication only masks the symptoms, but real healing starts at the cellular level. 6:41 I'm Dr. 6:42 William Pollack, the leading expert on PMF therapy. 6:45 Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy is a science-backed, drug-free solution that helps reduce pain, speed up recovery, and improve overall health, 6:54 right from the comfort of your home. 6:57 Take advantage of an exclusive 10% discount on DrPawlik.com PEMF Systems. 7:04 Visit Drpawlk. 7:05 That's D-R-P-A-W-L-U-K dot com to register and claim your savings. 7:11 This limited time offer is available only to registered listeners. 7:16 Don't miss your chance to experience the benefits. 7:18 Terms and conditions do apply. 7:20 Don' just manage pain. 7:22 Transform your health. 7:24 Visit DrPolitic.com today and let's get started on your healing journey together. 7:35 So, obviously, you know, we all want to have energy and cells need energy in order to be able to detoxify, to repair, do all these different functions. 7:46 So what, tell me a little bit more than kind of the pulse PMF, is that the main function that it does or are there other components along with it as well? 7:59 No, that's the primary use of it. 8:02 And then what you have to do is you to determine the intensity of the magnetic field. 8:05 You have determine how strong the machine is that's producing this current. 8:10 So in other words the higher the current, the average, wattage of that current flowing through that wire, The stronger the magnet field is. 8:16 And you need that strength of magnetic fields to penetrate the body deeply enough. 8:21 To do the work that it needs to through the volume of body. 8:24 If you're just trying to treat the skin, you don't need a lot of intensity. 8:28 But if you're trying to create across a brain or across along, uh, in case of say lung cancer or breasts or bones, then you need much stronger magnetic 8:38 fields to be able to deliver enough energy into the body.
PEMF Mechanisms and Cellular Energy 8:40 And that produced the, the difference, basically produce the effects of the magnetic field in the. 8:46 In my book, my first book super power tools for health. 8:51 I outlined 25 different actions of magnetic feels. 8:55 And then in my next book, Supercharge Your Health, so the first book Power Tools has 500 references on the science behind it. 9:02 So people want to geek out on science and they want that evidence and get the Power tools for health book. 9:09 But it's not very practical. 9:10 The practical book is Super Charge Your health and it discusses 27 different actions of magnetic fields. 9:16 the two that I added that were not in the 1st book include the endocannabinoid system. 9:20 So PMFs have been found to actually stimulate the endocannabinoid system, which is the purpose behind CBD and marijuana, 9:28 cannabis, and so on. 9:30 And also the cellular matrix. 9:34 In the cells and between the cell, there are tubules. 9:37 There are little fibers, if you will, And those fibers conduct. 9:43 So when you put a charge through into the tissues and you increase the energy in the tissue, the charge, electrical conduction in tissues, 9:49 you can get very rapid pulses of charge moving through the whole tissue. 9:53 So for example, if you do a bend your forearm, that action through, um, fascial planes through connective tissue produces a charged at the rate of 30 meters 10:05 per second. 10:07 Right? 10:08 Not through nerves, not through blood vessels, but through actual connectives tissue and those tissues are also connected linearly. 10:15 There are separations but basically they're connected linear and that charge flows very rapidly. 10:20 So all of a sudden you have these actions not only locally where you did the magnetic field therapy but all the way down that whole extremity. 10:28 It's amazing what magnetic fields do. 10:30 So in regards to cancer, I mean, here you have then a tissue that obviously is behaving in an abnormal fashion and replicating uncontrollably. 10:42 It's not connected with a signaling system of the rest of body. 10:47 What does PMF do to that type of tissue when it's being exposed to them? 10:55 So a big part of a problem then is the environment, the milieu. 11:00 of the cancer itself, how does that replication of those cancer cells begin? 11:05 How does the process cascade into a tumor? 11:08 And we know that the dividing times of cancer splitting those, you know, from one cell to two cells to four cells, to eight cells and so on, 11:16 can take long periods of time. 11:17 So breast cancer patients, for example, it's fairly well known that you can have cancer starting and growing over 12 years before it is finally detected. 11:29 So it can be a long process, it could be very rapid, but generally speaking, takes a lot of time to do all that splitting. 11:36 But the environment that causes the cancer to grow is usually an environment of abnormality. 11:44 It's not a normal tissue environment. 11:46 Often it's associated with lack of oxygen. 11:50 Certainly it is associated differences in energy, and cancers tend to use non-oxygen energy for their growth. 11:57 And PEMFs drive oxygen into the cancer. 12:01 That creates oxidative stress for that cancer, which then helps whatever else you're doing, trying to dump onto the cancel to get it to stop growing, 12:09 work better. 12:11 Basically, PMS, by virtue of the energy they stimulate, increasing circulation. 12:16 Inflammation is huge, right? 12:19 It's a huge contributor to the development of cancer so you have an inflammatory environment that causes abnormalities of cells. 12:25 They're not healthy. 12:27 And as a result, the natural processes of control of having those bad cells die off or be eliminated by the immune system, 12:35 that doesn't work. 12:36 That breaks down. 12:38 And so the catcher starts to develop its own sort of momentum and life, if you will, outside the life of the body. 12:47 Well, PMFs impact all those components. 12:51 They decrease the DNA, they increase the oxygenation, decrease inflammation. 12:55 They do improve circulation, but the improvement in circulation while it's a negative thing in terms of growing the cancer, 13:01 it is actually a positive thing for the tissues around the cancers. 13:05 So you want that area flooded with white blood cells, you wanna flood it with lymphocytes. 13:09 You want the immune system to start attacking it. 13:11 One of the things that happens in cancer is the immunity system becomes sloppy. 13:16 It doesn't work as well. 13:17 And that's why the cancer takes advantage of the sloppiness of their body and then progresses to develop the cancers. 13:24 So PMF therapy, the whole lot of different actions simultaneously, and all those 27 different options that I mentioned, I don't decide what it's going 13:33 to do. 13:34 The PMS doesn't decided what is going do, right? 13:37 We think we know what we were trying to, but actually it is the body that decides what, what's it going with it. 13:43 And there's plenty of research now that support the use of magnetic fields across the whole spectrum of cancer development. 13:52 So you talked a little bit about angiogenesis or production of blood vessels and that's always... 13:59 So how does it benefit then the normal tissue, the good tissue around and bring... 14:05 I mean, yeah, I get it, bringing all the white blood cells and all that into that location. 14:10 But you have all that blood vessel production that's created to support a tissue that it's gone rogue and needs a huge amount of nutrients and all these 14:24 different growth factors in order to be able to, support its own existence because it is not very efficient in producing energy. 14:31 So how does that not happen? 14:34 How do we protect that process not take place? 14:40 Well, in terms of P about therapy, you can't. 14:43 So I always, I do say that magnetic field therapy does not work on its own. 14:48 You can build a house without bricks and mortar. 14:51 you Can't have to help the body to defend itself better unless you supply the other resources to be able to do that. 14:58 so you may need antioxidant support of all kinds. 15:02 That's the whole reason behind IV vitamin C and alpha lipoic acid and so on. 15:06 They're all important because you supply the body extra tools to be able to do the work that it should have been doing in the first place. 15:14 But what PMFs do is they bring energy to the process. 15:18 And again, a metaphor is that you're building a house or remodeling the house. 15:23 You need the tools, you need resources, supplies to build a home. 15:28 And you need the tools. 15:29 And if you use, so let's say hand tools, it's going to take a lot longer to build a house. 15:34 But if he has power tools then you're going do it much better, much faster, more efficient, less likelihood of the problem, 15:40 problems happening with construction. 15:42 but you have to supply energy for those power. 15:46 and that's what PMF do is they now provide you the energy or everything else to work better. 15:51 So one of things magnetic fields do, is increase ATP production. 15:56 Catchers don't really like ATP. 16:00 Well, I mean, so yeah, because their mitochondria is quite dysfunctional. 16:06 And if you drive that mitochondrion at a high, you kind of rev the engine faster, their Mitochondria really can't handle it. 16:16 And that, you know, when the mitochondria then breaks down, there's a lot of reactive oxygen species, oxidative stress that just leaks out into the cell
PEMF Effects on Cancer Biology 16:26 to trigger then the sell deaths. 16:27 So, yeah, so that is a powerful strategy is to really push the Mitochondria of the cancer. 16:36 And also, PMF then is, is powerful tool for that. 16:40 For that? 16:41 Another aspect that we rarely talk about is efficiency. 16:45 How efficient is the body? 16:49 How Efficient is a car? 16:50 If you provide fuel to a Car, what's the percentage of efficiency of the car and converting that fuel into work? 17:01 It's about 20-25%. 17:03 What's The Efficiency of The Body in converting energy into Work? 17:09 About 20 to 25%. So our bodies are really significantly inefficient. 17:15 And what magnetic field therapy does then is that it makes everything more efficient. 17:19 So you can take a normal tissue, a normally person, normal skin, no biologic processes, add magnetic therapy to it, and you're going to improve the efficiency 17:27 of the body's functionality. 17:30 And so anything that you putting in like vitamin C or nutrition, et cetera, when you doing the magnetic flow therapy, you are making everything that your 17:37 adding work even better. 17:39 You're not going to give me the supplies, the fuel, but you're actually having the engine be able to convert that fuel better into work. 17:47 Your body was designed to heal, But illness, chronic disease, stress, injury and time can slow that process down. 17:56 What if you could restore your body's natural ability to recover, recharge and feel its best? 18:02 The key to healing is giving your bodies the energy to repair itself. 18:07 PEMF therapy does exactly that. 18:10 Recharging your cells, improving circulation, reducing inflammation and helping you function at your best. 18:17 For decades, I've studied this technology, worked with hundreds of medical professionals and helped thousands of people reduce pain, 18:25 regain energy and take control of their health. 18:29 However, not all PemF devices are created equal. 18:32 No one size fits all. 18:35 We offer personalized consultations so you can find the right device for your needs, backed by real science and trusted results. 18:42 If you're ready for a real solution, let's talk. 18:45 Schedule a consultation at drpauluk.com, that's P-R-P-A-W-L-U-K dot com, because real healing starts at the cellular level. 18:55 It's a powerful adjunct therapy with whatever, if it's ozone, vitamin C, curcumin, whatever it is that you're using, then this becomes a very powerful 19:08 tool to enhance that effect, which obviously makes the outcome much more favorable. 19:16 One of the things that I've heard, and I'd like to kind of hear your take on it. 19:21 You know, some people say that the PMF also then kind destabilizes the cell wall membrane of cancer. 19:30 Is there any? 19:34 any truth to that? 19:35 Because obviously the cell wall membrane in a cancer cell is not as healthy and robust as a normal cell would be. 19:42 So then putting stress on the cellular membrane, you know, with these pulse magnetic field, is there any true to them? 19:51 Well, yeah, and I haven't read anything that says specifically that that's an important mechanism of action. 19:58 I think what you're saying is absolutely correct. 19:59 If you have an abnormal membrane, for example, a healthy cell has how many membrane channels in it? 20:05 Hundreds. 20:07 And so PEMFs open up those membrane channels because you're introducing charge. 20:11 So what happens is a cell builds up charge on the outside because it's damaged and the membrane channel are not working properly. 20:18 The calcium channel, the potassium pumps, calcium pumps and magnesium pumps. 20:24 All those pumps are now working property. 20:27 When you start to open them up, then all of a sudden nutrients get in better and waste gets out better. 20:32 So for cells compromised, then magnetic fields are going to cause the cancer cell to work harder. 20:38 But it needs fuel to do that. 20:40 So if the castor cell does not have enough fuel, not just blood supply, but also nutrients, carbohydrates, right? 20:48 And it doesn't have the nutrients that it need to function. 20:52 It's increased demand for increased functionality. 20:55 Then it suffers, it dies, apoptosis will begin to happen. 21:00 Now, does that mean you're going to kill the cancer, cause the to go like that? 21:04 No, it's obviously, a gradual process of controlling the cancers. 21:09 And what they've seen with cancer cells, you know, compared to normal cells that there's a certain voltage across the cell wall membrane that a normal 21:19 cell has. 21:20 Then in a cancer cell, that voltage tends to drop dramatically. 21:25 And I know, like you're mentioning, in order to be able to open up, when you open those ion channels, those pathways through the cell wall membrane, 21:35 that is what helps to regulate the voltage within the cells to keep it healthy. 21:41 So I would assume that that's another mechanism to kind of normalize that voltage. 21:49 And then if you have a cancer cell with lower voltage, than to kind of drive that up maybe and then, yeah, to convert the cell more into either a normal 22:01 function or then to move it towards apoptosis. 22:04 Or what happens, obviously what you're saying is that when you putting a demand on a cell, it has to be able to meet that demand. 22:10 So if I'm making a sell work harder, I make a some more efficient. 22:16 And it needs the fuel, needs all the other resources that it need to be able to do that. 22:20 And if it's handicapped in some fashion, genetics broken down or organelles are broken inside the cell or the mitochondria, 22:28 as you said, are broke down, then obviously you're stressing that cancer cell. 22:33 That's what ends up causing the apoptosis. 22:35 Fortunately, with magnetic field therapy, there's no single mechanism. 22:40 And so basically the body is going to do, if you're giving the the extra capacity or extra capability or ability, then the bodies going do an even better 22:49 job of what it should have been doing in the first place, even with more advanced cancers. 22:55 And then in regards to then, you know, what happens to normal cells in regard to driving the energy, it also is the same, 23:02 like you're talking about immune cells, which are crucial, obviously, in battling cancer, is to increase the of the immune cell to be more efficient in 23:13 recognizing cancer cells and controlling the environment and to make sure that metastasis does not take place and then also be how to address the cancer, 23:25 the tumor that is there. 23:27 Absolutely. 23:28 So I think PMS could be used along the entire spectrum of cancer therapy or cancer management. 23:33 It can be use as prevention. 23:35 And I consider that actually very important with breast cancer patients. 23:38 Because, you know, 40 to 60% of breast-cancer patients have stem cells in their bones already. 23:44 But at the time of the initial diagnosis, remember we have all these doubling times of their breast cancers to get to a point where it can become detectable. 23:52 However, we detect it. 23:54 Um, and by that time, uh, tiny daughter cells, stem cells have broken off and gone into the bones. 24:00 We could also have metastatic cells. 24:02 Nevermind the stem cell, we could have medistatic cancer cells go out into tissues. 24:07 And so the preventive aspect then of magnetic field therapy is to create an oxidative environment and hypoxia.
Supporting Treatment, Surgery, and Recovery 24:14 Most solid tumors have hypoxic areas in them. 24:18 If you all of a sudden increase the, the oxygen. 24:22 not by the cancer's control, by virtue of what you're doing with the magnetic fields to that cancer cell. 24:26 And all of a sudden, again, you are helping whatever else you doing to attack that Cancer. 24:34 In addition to obviously supporting the body to fight off cancer and then also to put stress on the Cancer cells that they demand that cannot handle, 24:47 that puts them in that oxidative state to kill them off. 24:50 Yes, in addition to kind of battling cancer directly by supporting a healthy function of the body, you also have cancer patients that are dealing with 25:02 complications like pain, for instance, and gut issues and inflammatory conditions. 25:09 lack of energy and all these different aspects that come about due to doing chemotherapy or radiation or just the cancer as a whole. 25:19 What role does PMF fit in there? 25:22 So, PMT therapy, I just reviewed a bunch of cancer studies that were done in Russia. 25:30 So in, um, I think it was in Moscow, they have had a cancer center. 25:33 So back in the eighties, seventies and eightie, this cancer Center had been doing a lot of research with, uh, Saturday therapies and PMFs. 25:42 And what they found is that it didn't matter what you used as a conventional medical practice. 25:48 PMR therapies amplify and enhance the value of anything you do. 25:54 so we had to concern that maybe there would be some problems with PMT therapy and interference with say radiation. 26:01 that what you could do is you can strengthen cells so that they become radio resistant. 26:06 What's actually showing up now is that cancer cells actually become more radio sensitive, but healthy cells become radioactive resistant, 26:16 so you're predicting the healthy environment or the normal cells in the path of the radiation while at the same time you are sensitizing the cancerous 26:23 cells to the to radiation. 26:26 So, same thing happens with chemo. 26:29 There's plenty of studies now that we're developing that show that PMF therapies can, in some cases, almost double the value of chemoe. 26:38 So the chemoke, you theoretically could use less chemode than combined with PMT therapy to do the work that you need the chemotherapy to. 26:47 Surgery is the same theme. 26:49 surgery creates its own problems. 26:51 So surgery by itself causes a major stress to the body, which then decreases natural killer cell activity. 26:59 And so what you do then is that you help the patient to deal with the stress of the surgery with an PEMF therapy. 27:04 So it helps injury recovery better, surgical trauma recovers better. 27:08 If you're using magnetic field therapy in advance of this surgery, actually research at Columbia University has found that magnetic fields increase the 27:15 natural stress hormones in the tissues, stress factors. 27:20 So heat stress proteins. 27:22 So if you treat the tissue before you do surgery with PMF therapy, you strengthen that tissue against the trauma. 27:29 You can still do your surgery, but then like radiation, You help the surrounding cells to be healthier. 27:36 And then if your doing magnetic field therapy right after the surgery you speed up the healing process, decrease the risk of complications and side effects 27:44 and you make the tissues heal faster. 27:45 so you can heal a wound typically in about half the time that it would normally take. 27:50 And the benefit, a lot of times you're talking about cancer, you call it the wound that never heals. 27:58 So if we then support the completion of that healing loop and using then PMF, then the body is not stuck in that, where it's bringing in factors to try 28:12 to continually heal that wound, so to say, because you've completed the loop and then the inflammation, that tissue is decreased. 28:20 And then also you don't have a lot of different protein or amino acid components that can then feed the cancer because, you kind of seal that. 28:30 So PMF will help with that process. 28:33 and obviously healthy tissue, is less likely than to move into any kind, of cancerous process Or cancerous process, exactly correct. 28:46 So all of those factors, like NK activity, for example, as I said, surgery decreases Nk activity. 28:51 The stress of the surgery itself, nevermind the narcotics, the painkillers, sedatives and tranquilizers, all these things impact N K activity so PMFs then 29:01 by strengthening the environment help the body to stabilize and increase N k activity So they are less likely to sort of coincidentally So if you have 29:11 an appendectomy, for example, you're in a history of cancer, 10 years ago, 20 years, how often do we hear that a year or two years later, 29:18 cancer shows up? 29:20 Because even though you were supposedly healed and you are a survivor, now it's all gone in the past, all of a sudden, bingo, 29:26 the cancer show up. 29:27 Why? 29:27 because of the stress causing a suppression of NK activity. 29:32 So PMF strengthen the tissues, increase Nk activity, and then the body doesn't go into that state of, uh, The cancer growing. 29:41 A friend of mine in Portugal that works with cancer patients has been doing it for 30 years and he made the statement that's kind of stuck with me that 29:53 surgery increases metastasis by 40%. And it's exactly what you're saying. 30:00 It's that suppression of immune system function, the creating of the trauma, triggering the inflammation, and then also things can then start to move about. 30:10 So it becomes really important then to support that healing process, activating the immune systems, making it as strong as possible through that process. 30:24 then what kind of tools, I mean, for an individual dealing with cancer, what should their tool chest look like in regards to PMF equipment? 30:34 Okay, so the challenge for us becomes intensity, the intensity of the magnetic field. 30:41 And I write about that in my books, and I also have a blog on my website about the dentistry. 30:46 Now, PMFS have many different actions on inflammation. 30:51 to decrease inflammation. 30:52 One of the key actions is the adenosine receptor. 30:55 So the Adenosin receptor is on the white blood cell. 31:00 Stimulating the Adenosine Receptor, which is what magnetic fields do, increases the ability of that cell then to, um, decrease the inflammation, 31:09 so those stimulated Adanosin receptors on white cells, gravitate to all the tissues where you have inflammation and it increase the anti-inflammatory activity 31:18 of your body. 31:19 So about a 400% increase in identity and production of those tissues. 31:25 But you need an optimum magnetic field intensity of 15 gauss, optimal, 15 Gauss. 31:32 So people say, well, that's not very much. 31:33 Well, there's lots of magnetic-field devices that people are being sold. 31:38 There are less than one gaus.
Choosing the Right PEMF Device 31:41 And you're spending $5,000 for one of these machines that is going to do what? 31:46 I don't know. 31:47 Most of the time I say basically it's going to do acupuncture stimulation in the body. 31:52 So you need a minimum of 15 gauss, but then you have to account for another principle of magnetic field therapy called the inverse square law. 31:59 And it is not just the Inverse Square Law. 32:01 As we know, if you step away from the light, it gets darker and darker the farther you get away. 32:06 That's basically like the reverse square. 32:09 So there's a logarithmic drop in that intensity of the magnetic field, as well as light and heat and sound and cold and so on. 32:15 All these are physical principles of radiation. 32:18 I'm not talking about ionizing radiation, but just radiation in general. 32:22 So you have to compensate for that. 32:23 For example, if you're trying to treat across a brain, which is typically about six inches across, let's say average, then if want to stimulate on one 32:33 side of brain just to produce 15 ghosts on the other side, you need 4,000 ghosts. 32:40 And you kind of have to do that calculation. 32:42 And that adenosine blog gives you the tables that show you how much magnetic field therapy energy you have start with in order to deliver 15 gals across 32:51 a distance, whatever that factor might be. 32:54 Most people do not ask whoever they're buying their equipment from what the intensity of the magnetic fields is. 33:01 There's a lot of people who are distributing and selling these devices. 33:03 They don't want you to know. 33:06 Right. 33:06 Because if they don't want you to know, do you want to honestly buy a car without knowing what the horsepower is? 33:14 Right? 33:15 No, really. 33:17 Come on. 33:18 So you have to ask. 33:20 In a professional setting, like at your office, I know we use, doctors often will use the right equipment and have the magnetic field intensities. 33:29 They can do a lot more work because of that ability to deliver more energy into the body. 33:34 But I am shocked, even today, I'm shocked at how many doctors buy these very low intensity systems and they're sold through multi-level marketing. 33:43 And they think because it is sold by this salesperson, all the wonderful benefits and it's increasing circulation and so on. 33:50 But they don't talk about 15 Gauss being optimal because they didn't know about it. 33:54 Actually, quite frankly, they'll want to know a lot. 33:56 Just too confusing to you know, the science. 34:00 Yeah, don't confuse me with the facts, please. 34:03 I know what I should know and that's all you should. 34:10 Yeah, that I know what I now. 34:13 Great. 34:13 Well, Dr. 34:14 Pollack, thank you so much. 34:16 I mean, you are in regards to this field. 34:22 You're helping so many people to bring this knowledge out and bring the technology out. 34:29 Where should they go to kind of learn more about the tools that you offer? 34:35 We will be providing a cancer ebook as part of your program. 34:40 Um, they can go to drpauluk.com. 34:42 That's D-R-P-A-W-L-U-K.COM. 34:45 There's a ton of information on there, including that Adenosine blog. 34:51 Um. 34:51 And then in addition, as I mentioned, the two books, so Power Tools for Health is a, is, a basic book, but it has more of the science in it. 34:59 and the practical book. 35:00 The manual, if you will, it's called Supercharger Health with PMF therapy. 35:04 So I think anybody who's going to make an investment in a PMF device, and most likely you're going have to spend a minimum of $5,000 to get the appropriate machine. 35:15 And we have a lot of equipment on our webpage, on part of our comparison guide on the webpage. 35:20 We also have the store so you can get to the intensities of the devices and the costs. 35:25 So typically in order to have right intensity for cancer. 35:28 The other thing about cancer is you cannot afford to mistake. 35:32 You can spend $5,000, get a machine that your soul is going to work, and then all of a sudden, two or three years later, 35:38 you discover, oh crap, right? 35:41 It didn't work. 35:42 So armed with this knowledge and this information, You will now take charge and you will be more certain of being able to get to benefit along with everything 35:50 else that you do. 35:51 with all the other ancillary therapies, and I still recommend the ancellary therapy. 35:55 So unfortunately, to do a cancer care adequately, you need a tool chest, as you said. 36:00 It's not just one tool, it's a multiple, a set of tools. 36:04 And then you're going to have to this for the rest of your life. 36:07 We never talked about this, but I don't like the concept of survivorship. 36:11 I think survivorship lulls you into a sense of you are done. 36:16 Right? 36:16 So we know even with breast cancer, if you don't die at the time of your treatments from breast, cancer initial breast counts, 36:24 usually the first diagnosis, 10 to 20 years later, metastasis chart starts showing up. 36:31 Right. 36:31 They've been quiet there all along. 36:32 So you can't just stop at time. 36:34 Of initial treatment. 36:35 You have to keep treating yourself for the rest of. 36:37 Your life. 36:37 All right. 36:38 If it's not breast. 36:39 Cancer could be, who knows what else. 36:42 Yeah, and the most expensive therapy is the one that you spend money on that doesn't work. 36:49 So yeah, it is key to spend your money wisely and make sure that, you have great resources and people that are really educating you. 37:03 and what works, and that's what I appreciate about you. 37:06 Well, Dr. 37:06 Pollack, thank you so much for this, for bringing your expertise and your knowledge and and tools. 37:14 Thank you very much. 37:15 You're very, very welcome. 37:16 And enjoy the rest of your day. 37:18 Everybody be healthy and well. 37:19 Live long and prosper, as they say. 37:20 Yeah, we'll do a little... 37:26 Thanks so, much, Doc Pollock. 37:29 Thanks for joining me on the PEMF Effect. 37:32 I hope today's conversation gave you new tools, insights and inspiration to take control of your health. 37:39 If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and share it with someone who could benefit from PemF therapy and holistic healing. 37:48 Your body has the power to repair, recover and thrive. 37:52 Sometimes it just needs the right charge. 37:54 Until next time, stay curious, be proactive and keep powering up to better health! 37:59 you
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