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Dr. Riz Lakhani has been a licensed acupuncturist since 2013, and he considers it an honor and privilege to be able to serve people by delivering acupuncture and PEMF therapy to the community. Riz is a resident of Maryland with his wife and three children. Riz’s journey to becoming a... Read More
High intensity PEMF therapy for humans has been in Sean's family for over 15 years. His mother, Carmen, was a triage nurse of a busy Emergency room before she found PEMF. Her medical background gave Sean an innate understanding of medicine, disease and western treatments. With this knowledge Sean was... Read More
- Discuss how the FlexPulse can be so useful as a portable, safe and multi-purpose PEMF device for healing and health maintenance.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Hello, this is Riz Lakhani with the DrPawluk.com team, and we’re back for part two of our interview with Sean Dillon. And we’re gonna take some time here to talk about the FlexPulse device. And I have one of those devices right here. The FlexPulse is a portable PEMF device, and it allows us to treat specific local areas of the body. We also use it a lot to treat the brain, and I have the original FlexPulse which is the, it had six programs, since then, been a newly released FlexPulse that has 10 programs. So the technology’s evolved a bit. And so, Sean, I’m gonna go ahead and hand it off to you. I’m curious to hear all about how you use the FlexPulse, since that’s something that you’re doing a lot of.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm. Yup, I guess up in Canada, I’m kind of the biggest promoter and distributor of it.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right.
Sean Dillon
Like, the reason I love it so much, I’ve just been fortunate enough. I’ve seen the FlexPulse right from it’s prototype days. I met Dr. Pawluk in Vancouver once upon a time, a decade ago, and he kind of pulled it out from underneath the table and showed me his intentions with it. And just like our first interview, I base a lot of my observations and my treatment techniques on nature, right? We know this is natural supplementation. Earth has a very specific and unchanging pulse and magnetic field that every other species on this planet is working quite well in. So that’s why I love the FlexPulse so much, it’s just like natural supplementation. You wanna deliver it to the body as natural as possible. So we touched on high-intensity fields last interview or the first interview. But low and slow is actually the best way to use PEMF and having the FlexPulse be portable. And the only portable one that allows us to travel everywhere we go, whether it’s in our car, at our office, in an airplane, with this pulse or magnetic field, like, it’s intended. Nature’s and earth’s natural pulse and magnetic field is everywhere all the time. And it’s just a low intensity, we can’t feel it. So it’s similar with the FlexPulse. It’s low, you can’t really feel it, but it’s there all the time. And that’s my favorite thing about it is that we get to import this very important environment around with us.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yes, definitely, natural supplementation supplementing the cells with what they need to do their job well. And so I have sort of used the FlexPulse for a variety of situations where, number one, I think one of the interesting things about the FlexPulse is, since it has these multiple programs in it, this is a system where we are actually leveraging the frequencies. And in my work with Dr. Pawluk, but you know, one of the big highlights is that with PEMF therapy, the biggest most important variable is intensity. Because there has to be the right intensity to get the job done where it needs to take place. So frequency is really sort of one of those things that has not been considered to be as important with the exception of. We know that when we’re treating the brain, that’s when we have the brain is able to tune to particular frequencies that are put out by the PEMF system. So in other words, we’re able to use the FlexPulse to help tune the brain to a more relaxed state and into a state of deep rest, which is associated with delta, or we can use it to place the brain into gamma, if we need to be more creative or alert, focused. We can also use settings to help with treating depression in individuals that are not responsive to medication. So this is a system where we leverage not just the intensity, which it’s amazing that the FlexPulse is much higher intensity than many full body systems that are available out there at much less of a price point. But we get to use those different frequencies for different purposes and so that gives us a lot of versatility. And I use this in my clinic with patients to help relax them or to help sort of help them feel more at ease and more centered if they’ve had a stressful day, ’cause we have this direct treatment going on to the brain. So are there any particular special ways that you use the FlexPulse with your population of clients?
Sean Dillon
Yeah, just to touch back on how need it is to be able to control frequency with the FlexPulse, is the way I relate this to everybody is like with any magnetic field, especially, a very specific pulsing one, as we spoke about before and as everyone’s getting the clue of, is that we’re speaking to ourselves and the language that they know and understand. And by controlling the frequency, I relate it to people just like music for us, right? Like, sound is how we communicate. So if there’s a band on stage that’s heavy metal, the whole crowd is gonna be rocking out, right? And then if we switch the band to a country band, right? The whole crowd’s gonna start doing two step. And the same thing, right? If we put a very slow opera type of music, classical music on, everyone’s gonna calm down and go to sleep. So that’s kinda how I relate the FlexPulse is we’re changing the type of music that our cells are listening to, which forces them into these behaviors, whether it’s what you were saying, relaxing, concentrating, or finding new pathways to deal with moods or addictions. So yeah, the most helpful frequency I see within my clients and my wife uses pretty much every night is that three Hertz. And again, that’s more focused towards the brain. We’re using a magnetic field, in this case, for an organ. And we’re surrounding it by that three Hertz, which is forcing that organ to fall in line and get into that deep relaxation mode. So I find a lot of my clients, especially my senior clients, they replace their sleeping aids with the FlexPulse. So they bring it to bed with them and they have the coil, whether they split it between a couple, like, each pillow gets a, each person gets a coil under their pillow, kinda sticking out from under the pillow. And that program can run, again, the versatility of the FlexPulse, we could run that program for an hour or all night, whatever that individual needs. So yeah, I see that the most used program in my demographic.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah, I would agree. I use that one a lot that it’s a very helpful program, and when I wanna use the FlexPulse for other purposes outside of this. So this is entrainment, what the phenomenon you’re talking about.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
I really love that music analogy. I’m gonna use that one, ’cause that’s perfectly in sync. You know, you automatically start to match what’s going on.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
I certainly know that experience in myself with music. So I will, often, however, you use the other programs like the alternating 10 and 100 pulses per second, if I’m working on an injury or if I wanna help somebody with inflammation at a tendon or a joint.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
So, for knees and shoulders. Because we get this output of 200 Gauss coming out of the FlexPulse, you can actually affect areas more deeply in the body, again, than some of these larger systems can do.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
So, yes, and also the 10 Hertz, just the regular 10 pulse per second, I should say. Frequency is used a lot to just sort of help stimulate the brain, stimulate nerves. Because in a lot of the research, we see that 10 pulses per second is a very widely studied frequency particularly for nerves.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
You had mentioned the coils. So just to show the device again. Again, this is what the FlexPulse looks like. And I have one coil here that’s attached, connected here at the bottom, but our device allows two of these to be connected. So you can do the treatment in a way where you are stacking two paddles together.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Or you can split them apart so you could have one on each side of the head.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And when you have both of the coils connected, the intensity coming out of the device is split between the two coils. But if you just have one coil connected, then it’s getting the maximum intensity. And of course, the intensity is adjustable with this, but oftentimes, we recommend, after starting low and slow, if one is able to maintain the highest intensity in here, that’s often where they’ll get a lot of benefit coming out of it. And so you can use it with one coil, you can use it with two, you can stack them, split them. So it’s a very well-designed device and user-friendly. Really, you just have to make sure you have a way to keep the paddle or the coil on the body if you’re gonna be using it during the daytime or during activity. With some kinda band or some kinda tape, it can help keep it in place. Or if at nighttime, on the pillow, on the mattress. So lots of good options there for using this.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, and again, that’s my favorite thing, right? From seeing the prototype, which is seeing how versatile it was and it is with all of those features, like being able to strap it to your belt, put it on one spot, stack it, sandwich, a joint. And then again, choose the frequency and choose the intensity of what you need. So it makes it a very personal and specific treatment protocol. And I love guiding my clients through that discovery. Like, as you said, like, as you gain tolerance or your pain goes away, you can still add more intensity or add different types of treatments. And it becomes endless use of this, of the FlexPulse. Like, I have, my personal one is seven years old, eight years old. I have clients that are still ordering, just paddles to keep their Gen one going. And then everyone loves what’s happening with the Gen two, just all the little features and extra frequencies.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right, that’s my favorite thing.
Sean Dillon
And, yeah, another like, yeah, sorry. Another big thing too is, again, back to that supplementation, what I personally, myself, love most about FlexPulse is that we call it the nature channel. It has the Schumann resonance.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right.
Sean Dillon
So again, that makes it the perfect type of natural supplementation is that even if you’re not treating a specific area or a problem, you still can carry the Schumann resonance around with you all day and it creates kind of like a, this little force field of protecting yourself against any interference that we get from REMF environment. So you can have it in the car, you could have it at your workstations while you’re working on the computer, you can always have, especially your blood traveling through this natural pulse magnetic field that we, again, look outside and we see every other system on this planet is perfectly balanced and aligned in a 7.83 Hertz environment. And yeah, getting to choose that with a FlexPulse is my favorite thing about it. And it’s subtle, no one notices it at first, but they notice when they don’t use it after a while. They’re like, “Oh, wait, I should pull that thing back out. ‘Cause my little aches are coming back or my energy’s dipping again, or I’m not sleeping.” Just the vanity of humanity when we don’t feel it, we drop it and then all of a sudden it’s missing, so.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right.
Sean Dillon
I need to see that in my clients as well.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah. My personal devices here are also several years old and I’m still impressed at the technology the way that it helps and serves. And we have something, in this case, particularly, where it’s not just working to help the body, but it really is helping the brain.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
The size of the magnetic field coming out of the coil is enough to really stimulate parts of the brain pretty well.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Especially, if you move the coil around to different parts of the head. And you mentioned, we kinda briefly touched on things like how we tune the brain and help it to become less stressed, less anxious. Isn’t that what these medications are trying to do? Like, isn’t that what we’re tryna help people with to feel well and better is to feel more balanced and at ease and more like themselves and not so stressed out? And we have this ability to do so without necessarily having to only rely on medication, pharmaceuticals and having things done to us more invasively. So it’s exciting to see this being more widely adopted and becoming another for people who we wanna naturally supplement ourselves with something safe, that’s gonna provide benefit and it’s gonna work on the physics of the body, which influences the chemistry of the body and the brain and just helps us. We’ve gotta use this technology that actually serves us and it doesn’t necessarily have really a downside to it. Like, a lot of the other technology that we have does.
Sean Dillon
No, and that’s where a lot of pharmaceuticals fail us, especially when it comes to hormone and chemical balancing is that they’re unable to treat people at an individual level, right? These medications or drugs have to go through so many studies and so many protocols that they just get this like, kinda just this high average. And that leaves a lot of people behind when they’re trying to especially rebalance their hormones. So yeah, again, that is just, is another testament to the versatility of the FlexPulse. And yeah, again, it’s strength to be able to get through that skull, in effect, ’cause it’s a pretty thick mass for a magnetic field to get through. So to have that strength in such a small unit to get into the brain is very helpful. And I know people love looking things up online and stuff, and you won’t necessarily find a lot of science or great research about PEMF itself, but just what we’re talking about is it’s very well-known. And it’s a field of study now where it’s TMS, so transcranial magnetic stimulation, that’s kind of where you can find a lot more solid studies is by using that word instead of trying to use PEMF. So that’s again, back to that entrainment, back to using impulsive magnetic field, to get the organ as a whole back to frequencies. And then, yeah, releasing that innate ability to create the right amount of hormones or reactions that you need to feel healthy.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And yeah, one important thing to know about the research is that, certainly, we have seen, particularly, in the U.S., we have FDA approvals for the use of PEMF therapy for a variety of things. So it’s just interesting to consider that one of the first FDA approvals that took place was for bone healing, for nonunion fractures.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And later on down the line, we saw the FDA approved the PEMF therapy for the treatment of depression in individuals that don’t respond well to medication.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And so, on two different levels, you have your bones, or have a very physical issue, foundational structural issue, where we know that the research has been enough for the FDA to bless us to use this for healing bones, as well as healing the brain, totally different kinda tissue. It really magnifies the support, the supporting ability of PEMF therapy. And of course, with the research Dr. Pawluk’s second book, the “Power Tools for Health” book, contains over 500 different resources, references to different studies. And that includes both animal and human studies on a variety of topics. So for anybody who wants to understand the research better, that book is very highly recommended. And again, over 500 reference studies in there. So it’s jam-packed. And his third book would just came out earlier this year, “Supercharge Your Health with PEMF Therapy” contains some of the latest and greatest PEMF science. So there’s more of the recent studies since the publication of the second book. And so we see again and again, there’s so much validation of this. And a big part of moving ahead, I think, in this world, is going to be changing the mindset. Because right now, the mindset is simply wait for a problem to happen and then take something or go have something done and that may or may not work and it’s gonna have its own set of side effects and you have possibly not address the true cause of what’s going on. And because our mindset is ingrained in such a way where this is what our psychology leans towards. We have to make a paradigm shift here and realize that we don’t need to be doing those things that come with the side effects or the consequences. Whereas, with PEMF therapy, there are really no major side effects that we know about. It helps the body detox. It actually helps us in more ways than what we are using it for. So any parting thoughts, Sean?
Sean Dillon
Yeah, again, it’s just, for me, I always turn to nature. We’re already innately programmed to thrive and practice preventative medicine. 8.4 million other species don’t need Tylenols or sleeping pills or surgeries to recover from injury. So that’s where I always draw my inspiration from. And that’s what I love most about the FlexPulse, is it just allows us to bring that environment that when you look out your window it’s happening everywhere all the time with you and we can join the rest of the universe and be balanced and rejuvenate and be happy.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And Sean, you’re using the FlexPulse device to help with folks who are dealing with cancer as well?
Sean Dillon
Yeah. One of the biggest ones I’m using it or I’m helping people with is for prostate cancer, particularly. Just because that type of cancer is easily trackable through blood work. So we’re able to track results and maintain results. So again, with the versatility of the FlexPulse being able to move the coil packs wherever you want. And just with my demographic where I live here in Canada, there’s a lot of retired people ’cause it’s the warmest spot we got in Canada here. So my demographic has definitely changed when I moved here. So yeah, dealing with lots of prostate cancer. And of course, those are PSA markers, which are just the shadow of cancer. But that’s how we use to track the health of that prostate. So yeah, I have endless amount of documentations of, sometimes knocking down that PSA marker with a higher intensity unit. So I personally use the 120, but being able to maintain that for the person at home is one of my favorite things to do with the FlexPulse. Again, ’cause it is affordable. It is strong enough for it to work. So I always guide clients to whether, usually, a lot of elderly people have that routine of having, they sit down after dinner and watching the six o’clock news. So that’s basically when most of my clients use it is just that one or two hour wind down at the end of the day. They have it in right by their most comfortable chair and literally get that paddle stacked or singularly right on that prostate and we’re able to keep those PSA numbers down. And of course, no one wants to call from the oncologist, so those phone calls stop coming for that person. And then yeah, they feel a lot better because they’re not getting any bad news anymore.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right, right. I know from some of the research that, we see that there are effects of PEMFs on cancer and many people benefit from using it. I think that’s really why. So it sounds like you’re having, you try to use the high-intensity device when you can. But then, in between visits or just to kinda have something going daily, you’ve got the handheld unit. Yeah, that’s wonderful. I mean, this is not only helping to reduce the actual problem, but also it’s prevention at the same time and creating a good terrain in the body using the PEMF therapy.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
So that’s wonderful. Have you found that the results that you see are based on what stage the person’s cancer is at all?
Sean Dillon
I personally, I find that the further along or the higher the stage of the diagnosis, the easier it is to affect that person. By the time a human body develops a tumor right there, it’s just in general, that cellular landscape’s only working at about 20% of its efficiency. So it’s cellular charge is not very high. So that’s why I find the worst they are with this problem, the easier it is to affect them. So typically, in my practice, I’ll use the high-intensity to get them somewhere. But so valuable with the FlexPulse, to have them bring it home and maintain the results that we get with those once a week, high-intensity sessions. And that’s where I think the greatest value comes with the portable unit is that you’re not going back to the poor EMF environment that led to these problems in the first place. You’re protecting that environment, that landscape that your cells are in with the FlexPulse and maintaining every gain that you get with other therapies, not just high-intensity PEMFs, but with your diet changes, with your vitamin bags from your natural path, with your chiro adjustments. You’re able to maintain and keep stepping forward, whether it’s with cancer, with any other ailment that you’re dealing with. And again, it always comes down to, we’re just releasing that innate ability for your body to heal itself, right? Cancer is not contagious. You’re not a victim. You didn’t catch this problem. Your body developed it. And PEMFs are here to change that frequency to undeveloped it, just like any other non-contagious disease that we have a huge list for. And the big common ones, arthritis, any inflammation, autoimmune problem. Again, those are all non-contagious problems. People are not victims. You do not need a drug or medication to kill a bacterial or viral infection for you. You have the ability to let your landscape slide and develop these problems. And you also have the ability to augment your cellular activity to catch up with those tasks and get rid of those things, those symptoms that we call disease. And, yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right, yes. As you stated, it’s not just one thing or the other. And so that’s really important to consider that we have to have a multifaceted approach and it is about how do we create a much more optimal terrain. And so that’s not just done by PEMF therapy or any one other thing, but it’s the combination of many things. And it just so happens that we have this marvelous PEMF therapy that just supports.
Sean Dillon
Uh-huh.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
I hear, Dr. Pawluk, often say, and I’ve experienced this as well, that the healthy cells will ignore the PEMFs and the unhealthy cells are the ones that will benefit from the charge in the fields.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And so we have this marvelous way to support. So again, it’s exciting to see how it can do so much in the body, and we’re not limited to big clunky devices that you have to lay on a table. We have devices that are portable, that can be used in a variety of ways. So there’s a lot of value in that.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
So let’s see here, do you have any other sorts of things you’d like to share about how you’re using the FlexPulse or any other thoughts about it at all?
Sean Dillon
Yeah, just one more, like, really exciting thing for me personally, just with the guidance of Dr. Pawluk. My wife and I were able to support my new child’s environment as she was growing in the womb. So again, as you may know, high-intensity PEMFs are not recommended for children or prepubescent humans, because they are so efficient at healing bone fractures. So I think part of the risk with high-intensity with kids is that you’ll fuse a bone that’s still trying to grow. So with the guidance and helpful hand of Pawluk, my wife and I were confident enough to use the FlexPulse directly on the womb. We definitely stuck more towards what we call the nature channel, the Schumann resonance. So providing our infant with the environment that we’re supposed to be in, it allowed my wife to just put it on her belt buckle, the unit on her belt buckle, and then put the attachment directly on the womb and be able to walk around with it or rest at home with it. And yeah, through that, we definitely noted a very perfect child that came to us and we continue to use it. And her bassinet is grounded, but we also have the FlexPulse going near her, not directly on her. But usually, or not usually, always on the 7.83 Hert. So just recreating that natural environment that all the other animals are in. And yeah, we have a very calm, alert and fast-growing baby. And we’re really excited to, I guess, be one of the first people to create that environment for an infant. And only time will tell what the advantages are later in her life.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yes, yes. I’ve thought about this often, because the, of course, high-intensity PEMFs over the womb while pregnant, as you said, it’s not really recommended. But does that mean that we need to completely rule out using PEMF therapy? I think that’s an important question. And there are certain situations where sometimes out of an abundance of caution we may not be doing something that actually could be quite helpful.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
You know, PEMF therapy is not used generally on patients with pacemakers but I’ve certainly helped somebody who has a pacemaker and she had a knee problem and we were able to do high-intensity PEMF therapy on the knee. Because we know that that is not going to interfere with the function of the pacemaker at all. So we were still able to work around that. And so in pregnancies, it is quite an interesting question, because we know how beneficial PEMFs are. It almost makes you wonder how could it not benefit the baby in the womb growing, especially when it’s not at very, very high-intensity. Interesting question to ponder and we’ll see if more folks take the cue from what you’ve done and we might start to see some more of that. I can’t help but think of, in the world of acupuncture, we kinda have this joke that there’s acupuncture babies. The babies, whose mother, has been receiving acupuncture treatments. And oftentimes, we see that there are less adverse events and healthy babies are born and they’ve benefited from the mother receiving acupuncture treatment.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm, yeah, we definitely use that as well. We’re a little older, so we needed a bit of help. And, yeah, acupuncture was the follow-up to opening those channels and-
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah.
Sean Dillon
Creating a healthy womb and a healthy environment. And I’m just excited. I’ve always been scared to treat someone else’s kid or treat someone’s else’s-
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right, of course, yeah. Yeah, and so I like the way you said it. You did it with guidance and you made sure you knew about it, and then you made the decision to do this and it has paid off. So yeah, I think that’s interesting to, with the acupuncture, that’s something that we’re doing a lot in our clinic is combining. I think there’s gonna be a day, where increasingly, you’ll see people doing more combined acupuncture and PEMF therapy. And I actually wonder, I think, and there’s no way for me to know this for sure. But I think I actually helped a patient become pregnant with doing PEMF therapy. Because this is somebody who had been pregnant before and she was wanting to become pregnant again. And this was somebody in her upper 30s, and so we had been doing acupuncture and PEMF therapy actually more for musculoskeletal reasons. But of course, we did full-body PEMF therapy, and a lot of it was also done right over the abdomen, ’cause we were working on the low back and hips. And after like one or two treatments, she’s like, “By the way, I’m pregnant.” And so, it was just interesting to sort of consider the timing for that. And we know that with what PEMF therapy is doing in the body, helping to increase circulation and reduce inflammation, it’s supporting having a healthy terrain. And so, it makes sense to me that it could have possibly helped, ’cause we don’t routinely use this. We don’t really know. Maybe there would be a day where we actually use PEMF therapy to help support fertility and such.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, I think so, for sure. And again, it just comes back to that homeostasis, right? Our bodies are programmed to be perfect. And when you use it on those organs, on those reproductive organs, it’s able to create the right chemicals and everything it needs to have that little miracle of life spark up.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right.
Sean Dillon
And yeah, again, well, I was so excited to finally use it on our own situation, ’cause I wasn’t willing to risk someone else’s pregnancy.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Of course, of course.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, and yeah, Dr. Pawluk was really kind enough to go through all of the science. We measured the depth of tissues in that area and the penetration of a field through that thickness of a tissue. And we came up with a really good protocol and it turned out to be perfectly safe. And I know everyone’s proud of their own kid, but I think we got a special one. Yeah, she came out perfect. And we feel she’s already ahead of her game even just at five months.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah.
Sean Dillon
So we’re really excited to see what kind of adult and child she becomes because of this good start to her life.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah, yeah, it’s gonna be very exciting. I look forward to maybe reading your documentation of it one day and the story. Before concluding, I wanted to touch back on one quick thing. We were talking about cancer.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And it occurs to me, you sort of described it in this way where it’s developed. And so much of this now is happening because not on our own fault, but just, we’re surrounded by so much of the high-frequency emitting technology out there, cell phone towers, 5G, hidden integrated, and we’re sort of, we’re being bombarded by the sue. And I think that that doesn’t help things. And so all the more reason why with PEMF therapy, I think there’s a huge preventative role. So we don’t need to wait for the problems to start. This to me is, in addition to all the powerful ways it can help, it really is preventative medicine. If we’re doing this on ourselves, we really are doing so much to support and undo the effects of that bombardment that’s just constantly taking place. And we don’t even know it because we can’t feel it until it generates symptoms and it might be too late at that point. So I just really wanna emphasize, like, we owe it to ourselves, just as human beings, that we really leverage something like this. Because that’s the best medicine, is preventive medicine.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And this is-
Sean Dillon
Every other animal’s doing that. They’re preventing any medicine.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Right.
Sean Dillon
Or any problems. And yeah, I always tell people that this is the antidote to our current electronic age, right? The words are the same. It’s PEMF or EMF, right? We live near electronic equipment that are emitting magnetic fields. You’re never gonna hear those words part, EMF. So we have this new environment, this new EMF environment, and it takes a pulse in, a very precise one, to undo those effects. So yeah, I call it the antidote. Like, if you wanna still drive your car, pick up your phone and enjoy the internet, you owe it to yourself to undo those effects. And it’s a lot like what we do with every other natural element that is in our lifestyle, right? We filter our water, we add minerals to it. Again, we add minerals to our diet because it’s not coming to us from nature the way it was supposed to. So we already filter a lot of these natural elements that we know are important and PEMF is the next filter. And the next conversation that we have to have as humans, because again, it is senseless. You can’t touch it, taste it or feel it. So when you pick up your phone and you put it on your head, you’re not like, “Oh, that gave me cancer.” So it’s not this finite reaction, it’s this slow sandbagging. And that again, that’s why I say everything’s developed, it’s developed slowly. And yeah, preventative care, unfortunately, doesn’t get any recognition or the recognition it needs. Because everyone loves talking about bad things and how they like got through this hard time, where if you just practice preventative care, you never get to know how bad it was or how much it hurt or how many surgeries you needed. You don’t have this thing to talk about. So that’s why I love being a part of this conversation, sparking conversations, and people is that we have to talk about the senseless environment that we feel, and then that preventative care actually does work. If you have nothing to talk about, that means it’s working.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
That’s good.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, it’s a great thing. And unfortunately, people in our culture love complaining. And if they start, if you’re like, “Hey Betty, how’s your arthritis today?” And she’s like, “Oh, it’s so bad. The weather’s changing.” She, as an individual, has to wanna change that conversation. And I see that in my practice. Sometimes, I start getting people’s hands moving again, and now they’ve got nothing to talk about. And they stop coming.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Uh-hmm.
Sean Dillon
‘Cause they like, “Oh, my arthritis is still really bad.”
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah, I can relate, there definitely is the section of people who are maybe attached to what they’ve got going on and it has a role in their identity or it’s just too big a part of their life. But for the folks that don’t know that this is out there.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
And then, first off, they need to know, because this is not something that it’s in the mainstream yet. And hopefully, this event is gonna be part of launching this further into the mainstream.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
But you know, time and time again, people will go and research this and they come back to me and they’re like, “Man, I couldn’t even find anything bad about it.” And it’s like, “Yeah, I mean, you’re right.” We don’t really see too much of that. That’s rare, that’s special. So it is definitely exciting to be a part of this movement and to educate people about this. And the folks that get it, they certainly get it.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
A good PEMF system will definitely not be cheap. The FlexPulse does a lot to circumvent that because it is at a much lower price point than many PEMF devices and it is strong enough to do the work.
Sean Dillon
Exactly.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
But you know, the reality is it’s the value. It’s like, what other treatments can you do that not only are gonna help with whatever problem you’re trying to work on, but also provide that preventative aspect?
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
I can’t think of much that does that.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
So it’s the value. And yeah, I mean, we might be used to insurances covering things and we just wanna do it if the insurance covers it, but that conversation has to change. We gotta be willing to make some commitment and put in some time and research and get the value. This is how things are gonna change.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm, yeah, one person at a time. And yeah, again, that’s why I love being here. I’m so honored to be able to spark the conversation, ’cause I try to do this on a one-on-one, not try, I do do this on a one-on-one with each of my clients. But it’s great to have a larger stage and a louder microphone. And hopefully, people get the commonality of the topics that we keep talking about, right? Like, it’s-
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah.
Sean Dillon
It’s innate, it’s within you and magnetic fields are the way to release that.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah.
Sean Dillon
For the lack of a better word, it’s your God-given right to be healthy. He gave you all the ability within that DNA and every other animal is practicing it, but us.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yeah, yeah. I still think about that analogy. I never thought about it in that way until our interview, the first part that we did. So that’s such a cool way of looking at things.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
All right, well, so I think I don’t have anything else I wanna add about the FlexPulse. I recently had to get myself a set of new coils because I wore out my other ones.
Sean Dillon
Uh-hmm.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
But my device is still going and I use it and patients use it and we love it.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
It’s special, and of course, it has Dr. Pawluk’s input in the engineering of it as well, so many folks get to benefit from that. Any parting thoughts here before we conclude?
Sean Dillon
No, I think we covered everything. Yeah, our part one had a lot of my favorite things to say, so hopefully, we’ll revisit a couple of those and-
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Yes.
Sean Dillon
Yeah.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
Very good, okay. Thank you so much again for your time.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, you as well.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
We will hopefully talk soon.
Sean Dillon
Yeah, stay in touch.
Riz Lakhani, L. Ac., M. Ac
All right, take care. Bye.
Sean Dillon
You too.
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