loving the podcast, thanks for all of the info! can PEMF be done in conjunction with grounding, or would it be unnecessary/counter-productive to ground after using a PEMF device at a higher frequency in the mornings?
Hi and thanks for the comments! There would be a few ways to answer this, but if you have time to do both, it wont hurt! The earth gives a unique frequency of approximately 7.8Hz and this is as close to nature you can get. So, I would never recommend that anyone would stop connecting themselves to the ground completely and using nature the way it was intended, as well as taking in some fresh air and utilising the morning light from the sun. However, if I only had time in my routine for one, or it was cold/ raining outside, I would chose a PEMF mat, due to the specified frequencies that are better during different times of the day and the intensity reaching areas that the earths intensity may not. So, in short, if you have time, do both and as you mentioned before about frequencies, I would do the grounding first. Personally I get up early and just utilise my PEMF mat alone for my morning routine, but that mainly comes as a result of living in "sunny" England :)
@@sajapp0182 there are a lot of similarities between Rife machines and PEMFs but I will try and break them down in basic terms with not all, but some of the main similarities and differences. They both use frequencies in terms of a healing approach and also electromagnetic fields and that's why they are put in the same box often. However, from my understanding of Rife machines they are more about diagnosing specific conditions or weaknesses within the body and delivering frequencies in Hz at much higher levels in the thousands of ranges. People describe it more as blasting those pathogens with the frequencies that they don't like to rebalance certain issues. PEMFs are more about treating the body as a whole and at much lower frequencies that are seen to be more within the natural range and closer to that of the earths natural magnetic frequencies. They do not attempt to diagnose anything but harness the bodies natural ability to heal, recover and rest down to a cellular level. There was controversy with the FDA and the diagnostic side of Rife machines, but that's only to be expected, due to the way it gives the patient a diagnosis and this is with any diagnosis product. We see our customers using PEMF and Rife side by side as one does not replace the other despite the similarities in delivering magnetic fields and there is room for both products. Personally I do not use Rife machines as I prefer the lower frequencies offered by PEMFs, but then I have a lot more experience in PEMFs than I do with Rife machines. I hope this helps.
loving the podcast, thanks for all of the info!
can PEMF be done in conjunction with grounding, or would it be unnecessary/counter-productive to ground after using a PEMF device at a higher frequency in the mornings?
Hi and thanks for the comments! There would be a few ways to answer this, but if you have time to do both, it wont hurt! The earth gives a unique frequency of approximately 7.8Hz and this is as close to nature you can get. So, I would never recommend that anyone would stop connecting themselves to the ground completely and using nature the way it was intended, as well as taking in some fresh air and utilising the morning light from the sun. However, if I only had time in my routine for one, or it was cold/ raining outside, I would chose a PEMF mat, due to the specified frequencies that are better during different times of the day and the intensity reaching areas that the earths intensity may not. So, in short, if you have time, do both and as you mentioned before about frequencies, I would do the grounding first. Personally I get up early and just utilise my PEMF mat alone for my morning routine, but that mainly comes as a result of living in "sunny" England :)
What's the difference between pemf and rife machine
@@sajapp0182 there are a lot of similarities between Rife machines and PEMFs but I will try and break them down in basic terms with not all, but some of the main similarities and differences. They both use frequencies in terms of a healing approach and also electromagnetic fields and that's why they are put in the same box often. However, from my understanding of Rife machines they are more about diagnosing specific conditions or weaknesses within the body and delivering frequencies in Hz at much higher levels in the thousands of ranges. People describe it more as blasting those pathogens with the frequencies that they don't like to rebalance certain issues. PEMFs are more about treating the body as a whole and at much lower frequencies that are seen to be more within the natural range and closer to that of the earths natural magnetic frequencies. They do not attempt to diagnose anything but harness the bodies natural ability to heal, recover and rest down to a cellular level. There was controversy with the FDA and the diagnostic side of Rife machines, but that's only to be expected, due to the way it gives the patient a diagnosis and this is with any diagnosis product. We see our customers using PEMF and Rife side by side as one does not replace the other despite the similarities in delivering magnetic fields and there is room for both products. Personally I do not use Rife machines as I prefer the lower frequencies offered by PEMFs, but then I have a lot more experience in PEMFs than I do with Rife machines. I hope this helps.