Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF)

There is a theory that posits when a cell’s resonance is thrown off as result of the myriad of electromagnetic exposures, such as cell phones, WiFi signals, microwaves, or computers, or via toxic exposures in our environment (i.e., chemicals in our food, water, air, etc.), or even emotional stressors, it can trigger abnormal cellular behavior. If this abnormal cellular behavior is allowed to persist, cancer develops.

Cellular Resonance in Cancer

Cancer cells have been shown to have an abnormal resonance that differs from normal, healthy cells. There is a theory that posits when a cell’s resonance is thrown off as result of the myriad of electromagnetic exposures, such as cell phones, WiFi signals, microwaves, or computers, or via toxic exposures in our environment (i.e., chemicals in our food, water, air, etc.), or even emotional stressors, it can trigger abnormal cellular behavior. If this abnormal cellular behavior is allowed to persist, cancer develops.

Research in the 1930s by Dr. Harold Saxon Burr, an anatomy professor at the Yale University School of Medicine, found that tumors have different electrical properties than normal tissue, and that the appearance of cancer in mice occurred after a measurable change in the organism’s electromagnetic field. This supports the metabolic theory of cancer, and how cancer develops as a result of abnormal stressors at the cellular level, and not abnormal genetics per se.

Jerry Tennant, MD, a prominent researcher in the field of electromagnetics and health, states that human cells are designed to function at approximately -20 millivolts (mV). Interestingly, this corresponds to a pH of 7.35-7.4, which we know is within the body’s narrow pH range. As this voltage decreases, as a result of various insults to cells, the cell’s physiology changes for the worse. When a cell does not function properly, it is not able to take in nutrients, nor is it able to eliminate waste. Continued unchecked, these cells are at significantly increased risk of becoming cancerous.