EPISODE · Mar 12, 2015 · 36 MIN
104: Improving Cellular Function Through High-Voltaged Magnetic Therapy with Pat Ziemer
from Healthcare Elsewhere · host John Cote
Pat Ziemer is the Founder and CEO of Magna Wave Inc. which operates on a device called Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy equipment for the last 10 years. This device has been widely used in Europe to treat humans for more than 30 years already. It is a device that creates a very strong magnetic field of about 1700-1900 Gauss which is basically stronger than any other MRI devices. These magnetic fields go into the tissue of the body which makes the cell wall more permeable allowing more oxygen into the cells and helps the cells function more properly. The process helps reduce pain, inflammation and also promotes healing in a non-invasive manner. People who suffer from mild to severe conditions can benefit from this therapy and through the high voltage of Magna Wave, immediate results can be felt after the first treatment. Find out how this medical device has helped improve the lives of many people experiencing pain and other conditions. Thanks for listening! If you like the show, we would appreciate your comments and reviews. Join the community of people talking about medical tourism at www.facebook.com/HealthcareElsewhere You can also find our show on iTunes and Stitcher Radio [Android users] among others: www.HealthcareElsewhere.com/itunes www.HealthcareElsewhere.com/stitcher www.HealthcareElsewhere.com/podbay www.HealthcareElsewhere.com/tunein www.HealthcareElsewhere.com/spreaker Check out your favorite social media platform here: www.HealthcareElsewhere.com www.twitter.com/healthelsewhere www.twitter.com/johncotetv www.pinterest.com/healthelsewhere www.instagram.com/healthcareelsewhere www.linkedin.com/in/johncotetv www.healthcareelsewhere.tumblr.com
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