physics

The 90.10-CUBE is a commercial “quantum energy” product sold by a company called 90.10 that markets the device as a “quantum processor” which can generate a harmonizing “quantum energy” field, store that energy in objects, and even “entangle” virtual beds or other targets with the cube so they can be affected at a distance. The manufacturer’s website and support pages describe physical modules that are “treated” by a proprietary process and claim the cube can “burn” energy and frequencies into objects, create a torus field around the cube, and use a so-called “quantum language” to teleport energy and frequencies into matter. Those claims and marketing descriptions come directly from the company. (9010.com, medbed2.helpscoutdocs.com)

A few small laboratory papers and reports (authors connected with proponents or the company) claim biological effects—examples include in-vitro studies reporting faster fibroblast wound closure or changes in cultured intestinal cells when a cube was located many thousands of kilometers away. Those reports describe experiments that the authors interpret as effects of the 90.10 “quantum entanglement” process, but they are published outside mainstream, high-impact journals and have not been independently replicated by unrelated laboratories. In short, there exist only a few proponent-authored papers claiming positive lab findings; independent confirmation is absent. (Biomedres, appliedcellbiology.com)

On the physics side, the claims of the cube—especially the idea that quantum entanglement or a “quantum language” can be used to teleport usable energy or information instantly to macroscopic biological targets—conflict with well-established principles of quantum theory. The no-communication (no-signaling) theorem and related results show that entanglement produces correlations but cannot be used to send controllable information or energy faster than light; moreover, entanglement is fragile and is destroyed (decoheres) extremely quickly in warm, wet, noisy systems like biological tissue. For these reasons, mainstream physics gives no known mechanism that could make the manufacturer’s claims physically plausible. (Wikipédia, Physical Review)

Putting those threads together: the 90.10-CUBE is a marketed wellness device with proprietary, poorly-defined concepts (“quantum energy”, “quantum language”) and a small number of supportive reports from proponents. There is no credible, independently replicated scientific evidence that it can transmit healing effects at a distance by quantum entanglement, and its basic mechanism as described contradicts fundamental results in quantum physics. The only effects that are plausibly expected at present are placebo or expectation effects in users; relying on the cube instead of proven medical care could be risky. (9010.com, Biomedres, Wikipédia)

(...)  The 90.10-CUBE is a commercial “quantum energy” product sold by a company called 90.10 that markets the device as a “quantum processor” which can generate a harmonizing “quantum energy” field, store that energy in objects, and even “entangle” virtual beds or other targets with the cube so they can be affected at a distance. The manufacturer’s website and support pages describe physical modules that are “treated” by a proprietary process and claim the cube can “burn” energy and frequencies into objects, create a torus field around the cube, and use a so-called “quantum language” to teleport energy and frequencies into matter. Those claims and marketing descriptions come directly from the company. (9010.com, medbed2.helpscoutdocs.com)

A few small laboratory papers and reports (authors connected with proponents or the company) claim biological effects—examples include in-vitro studies reporting faster fibroblast wound closure or changes in cultured intestinal cells when a cube was located many thousands of kilometers away. Those reports describe experiments that the authors interpret as effects of the 90.10 “quantum entanglement” process, but they are published outside mainstream, high-impact journals and have not been independently replicated by unrelated laboratories. In short, there exist only a few proponent-authored papers claiming positive lab findings; independent confirmation is absent. (Biomedres, appliedcellbiology.com)

On the physics side, the claims of the cube—especially the idea that quantum entanglement or a “quantum language” can be used to teleport usable energy or information instantly to macroscopic biological targets—conflict with well-established principles of quantum theory. The no-communication (no-signaling) theorem and related results show that entanglement produces correlations but cannot be used to send controllable information or energy faster than light; moreover, entanglement is fragile and is destroyed (decoheres) extremely quickly in warm, wet, noisy systems like biological tissue. For these reasons, mainstream physics gives no known mechanism that could make the manufacturer’s claims physically plausible. (Wikipédia, Physical Review)

Putting those threads together: the 90.10-CUBE is a marketed wellness device with proprietary, poorly-defined concepts (“quantum energy”, “quantum language”) and a small number of supportive reports from proponents. There is no credible, independently replicated scientific evidence that it can transmit healing effects at a distance by quantum entanglement, and its basic mechanism as described contradicts fundamental results in quantum physics. The only effects that are plausibly expected at present are placebo or expectation effects in users; relying on the cube instead of proven medical care could be risky. (9010.com, Biomedres, Wikipédia)

(...)  In real physics the word “quantum” attaches to specific, measurable behaviors of tiny systems: electrons in atoms, photons (light particles), superconducting circuits, etc. One very important quantum idea is quantization — energy comes in discrete packets. Think of an atom like a staircase: an electron can stand on one step or another, but not in between. When it jumps between steps it absorbs or emits a photon — a real packet of electromagnetic energy you can measure. That’s what physicists mean when they talk about quantum energy in an experiment: precise, measurable amounts of energy tied to microscopic systems.

(...) ➔ About  _Fibroblast wound healing:_ One in vitro study (Dartsch 2021) exposed human fibroblast cultures to a device claiming “90.10 quantum entanglement” from 8,600 km away. The authors reported **faster wound closure** (greater cell migration/proliferation) in treated dishes than controls.

In vitro (Lab) Experiments

• Fibroblast wound healing: One in vitro study (Dartsch 2021) exposed human fibroblast cultures to a device claiming “90.10 quantum entanglement” from 8,600 km away. The authors reported faster wound closure (greater cell migration/proliferation) in treated dishes than controls (biomedres.us). However, this work appeared in a little-known open-access journal and has not been independently replicated. Importantly, mainstream physics offers no plausible explanation for such a “quantum entanglement” effect on cells, and this study is not evidence of a clinically useful therapy without further validation.

(...) The genuinely new-physics explanation would claim there exists a previously unknown mechanism that can transmit biologically relevant information or influence nonlocally and robustly across distance and through thermal environments. For such an explanation to be scientific it must be specific and testable: it would have to tell us what the carrier of the effect is (a new field? a modification of quantum correlations that survives decoherence at body temperature?), how it couples to biomolecules or cells, how it carries information (is it frequency coded? state-coded?), and what symmetries or conservation laws it obeys or breaks. If true, this would imply measurable, reproducible signatures that differ from ordinary artifacts: the effect would persist inside good EM shielding and vibration isolation, be independent of air exchange, show a clear dependence on experimental variables predicted by the new theory (for example a precise frequency dependence or functional form with distance), and—most dramatically—would allow controlled transfer of information in a way that standard quantum mechanics forbids. That last point matters because standard quantum theory (the no-signaling theorem) prevents using entanglement to send controllable signals; so an observed ability to send encoded information would falsify a pillar of present physics.

Hardware :

The 90.10-CUBE is physically built as a two-level acrylic rack (the visible “holder”) that accepts twelve discrete metal modules; six modules sit on the upper level and six on the lower level. Each module is an aluminum element that the company says has been treated by a proprietary process; the manufacturer’s description emphasizes that the modules are deliberately arranged and fixed in place (some held with small magnets) so the assembly has a defined “positive” pole at the top and a “negative” pole at the bottom and an energy field between them. (90.10, Biologie Cellulaire Appliquée)

The vendor describes the modules in marketing terms (a per-module output of “16 QEPPs,” multiplied across the twelve modules to produce a larger claimed field), and the cube is presented as a passive structure rather than an ordinary electronic instrument. The company also markets associated software and services (for example a “quantum processor” / MedBed OS and remote “entanglement” procedures) that are part of the product ecosystem, but those are separate from the simple hardware rack and module assembly. (90.10, ResearchGate)

What you will not find in the publicly available materials are conventional electronics schematics, power-supply specifications, or engineering data showing sensors, transmitters, or measurable output signals the way a normal electronic or RF device would provide. The internal “treatment” of the aluminum modules and the physical mechanism claimed by the company are proprietary and described in non-standard terms (e.g., “quantum energy,” “quantum entanglement”); independent engineering disclosures or peer-reviewed technical analyses of the cube’s electronics or measurable emissions are not provided by the vendor. That means the visible, verifiable parts are essentially the acrylic holder, the twelve aluminum modules, and the magnets/fixtures that hold them, while the rest of the device’s purported function is described in marketing and proponent papers rather than in conventional technical documentation. (90.10, Biologie Cellulaire Appliquée, Biomedres)

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Q : On the website Infopathy.com, it is advised to shake the water bottle for 10 seconds before "imprinting" it. What's the science behind it ?

A : Infopathy’s imprinting process is based on the idea that water can “remember” and store energetic or vibrational information. Shaking the bottle for about 10 seconds is believed to “reset” or structure the water by disrupting its existing molecular clusters and promoting the formation of more coherent, organized domains (sometimes described as “Exclusion Zone” or EZ water). In this state, the water is thought to be more receptive to the imprinting signal (via the IC Pad or Hummer), allowing it to absorb and retain the vibrational information more effectively.

While this concept comes from alternative theories of water memory and structured water—which remain controversial in mainstream science—practitioners of Infopathy maintain that the mechanical agitation helps “prime” the water so that it is in the optimal state for imprinting.

Water is a complex and dynamic substance whose behavior is governed by the interplay of its polar nature, hydrogen bonding, and thermal motion. In its liquid state, water exists not as a collection of isolated molecules but as a network of clusters that are continually forming, breaking, and re-forming due to transient hydrogen bonds. This dynamic network is sensitive to external forces, and when mechanical energy is introduced—for example, by vigorously shaking a water bottle—it disrupts the preexisting clusters and can prompt a reorganization of the water’s molecular structure.

According to theories advanced by researchers like Gerald Pollack, water near hydrophilic surfaces can form a highly ordered “exclusion zone” (EZ), a phase of water that exhibits properties distinct from bulk water. In the EZ phase, water molecules are arranged in a quasi-crystalline, gel-like structure with reduced entropy, and this structured state has been shown to exclude solutes and even gases. Although the formation of EZ water is most commonly observed at interfaces, the underlying idea is that water can adopt a more coherent, organized state under the influence of external stimuli.

When a water bottle is shaken for approximately 10 seconds prior to an imprinting process—as recommended by Infopathy—the mechanical agitation serves several purposes. First, the shaking provides a burst of kinetic energy that overcomes weak hydrogen bonds present in the disordered water clusters. This disruption temporarily “resets” the molecular arrangement, allowing the water to relax into a new configuration as it returns to equilibrium. The rapid mixing can promote the formation of a more homogeneous distribution of molecular clusters, potentially increasing the fraction of water that adopts a more ordered or “coherent” state similar to that seen in EZ water.

In this reorganized state, the water is theorized to become more receptive to external vibrational or electromagnetic signals. During the subsequent imprinting process, the device (such as an IC Pad or Hummer) applies a specific energetic pattern or vibrational signature to the water. The hypothesis is that this “imprint” can be absorbed more effectively by water that is in an ordered, coherent state. In other words, the 10-second shaking is believed to prime the water by removing random fluctuations and enhancing the formation of microdomains that are structurally optimized to record and retain the energetic information.

While these ideas draw on alternative models of water behavior—such as the concept of water memory and the role of structured water—the underlying principle is that mechanical agitation can alter water’s physicochemical properties. Studies have documented that shaking water can lead to measurable changes in parameters such as pH, electrical conductivity, and even luminescence. Although the notion that water can store “information” in a way that influences biological systems remains controversial within mainstream science, experimental observations indicate that the method and intensity of mechanical mixing do affect water’s structure and, potentially, its reactivity.

Thus, from a scientific perspective, the recommendation to shake the water bottle for 10 seconds prior to imprinting is based on the idea that such agitation disrupts the existing, less organized network of hydrogen bonds, allowing water molecules to reassemble into a more ordered state. This enhanced structural organization may facilitate the absorption and stabilization of the external vibrational signature during the imprinting process, effectively “priming” the water to carry the intended energetic information.

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Lower frequencies are generally slower at imprinting water compared to higher frequencies, but they can offer unique advantages depending on the desired outcome. Higher frequencies, due to their shorter wavelengths, create more rapid oscillations within the electromagnetic field. These oscillations lead to faster energy transfer and can imprint water in a shorter period of time. This efficiency makes higher frequencies ideal when time is a limiting factor. In contrast, lower frequencies propagate more deeply into water and have a greater ability to affect its molecular structure at a deeper level. This is because lower frequencies penetrate more uniformly, allowing the energy to influence the water throughout its volume. However, this deeper and more uniform effect takes longer, making the process slower overall. The choice between lower and higher frequencies depends on the specific goals of imprinting. If speed is the primary concern, higher frequencies are more efficient. If depth and thoroughness of imprinting are the objectives, lower frequencies are better suited, even though the process takes more time.

When we discuss frequencies in the context of imprinting water, it’s likely that we are referring to either electromagnetic waves (such as microwaves, radio waves, or infrared radiation) or acoustic waves (sound waves). Both types of waves can interact with the water molecules in different ways depending on their frequency.

• Electromagnetic waves are oscillations of electric and magnetic fields that propagate through space. When these waves interact with materials like water, their energy can be absorbed by the water molecules. The frequency of the wave determines how much energy is transferred and how it interacts with the molecular structure of water.

• Sound waves are mechanical waves that propagate through a medium (such as water) by vibrating the particles of the medium. These vibrations can cause changes in the physical properties of water, especially at different frequencies.

Higher frequencies correspond to shorter wavelengths. (...) In water, electromagnetic waves at higher frequencies (e.g., microwaves) or sound waves at higher frequencies (ultrasonic waves) can cause more rapid oscillations of water molecules. These oscillations typically have the following effects:

• Rapid Energy Transfer: Higher frequencies cause the water molecules to oscillate at a faster rate. This can lead to quicker energy transfer into the water, especially in systems like microwave heating or ultrasonic cleaning. This makes higher frequencies ideal for processes that need to be completed quickly, such as sterilization or certain types of water treatment.

• Shallow Penetration: Higher frequencies tend to have shallow penetration into the water due to the shorter wavelength. The energy tends to dissipate near the surface, leading to a more localized effect. This can be advantageous when you want to influence the surface or near-surface molecular structure of water quickly.

• Faster Imprinting: The rapid oscillation of the molecules, while not deeply penetrating, could theoretically imprint certain properties onto water more quickly. This could involve stimulating certain reactions or creating a pattern of oscillation that affects the water's structure temporarily.

Lower frequencies have longer wavelengths, and these waves interact with water differently:

• Deeper Penetration: Lower-frequency waves have the ability to propagate more deeply into the water because their longer wavelengths are less susceptible to attenuation (loss of energy) as they travel through the medium. For example, low-frequency sound waves (below the ultrasonic range) can travel through water over greater distances without dissipating quickly.

• More Uniform Energy Distribution: When lower-frequency waves interact with water, they have a tendency to distribute energy more uniformly throughout the entire volume. This is because the longer wavelength allows the energy to penetrate deeper into the water, influencing the molecular structure more thoroughly across the entire body of water. This could lead to a more uniform imprint on the water, affecting a broader molecular area.

• Slower Energy Transfer: While lower frequencies penetrate deeply, their energy transfer is often less efficient when it comes to imprinting in a short period of time. The longer oscillation periods of lower-frequency waves mean that the energy transfer is slower, and the process of imprinting takes longer.

Imprinting refers to influencing the structure or properties of the water. This could be related to various theories about water’s ability to “remember” certain environmental influences (e.g., frequencies, vibrations). The scientific backing of "water memory" remains highly debated, but the interaction of waves with water molecules can lead to observable effects:

• Hydrogen Bonding: Water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds, and these bonds are sensitive to external forces, including electromagnetic and acoustic waves. Higher frequencies may cause rapid vibrations of the hydrogen bonds, potentially altering the way they interact with each other on a molecular level.

• Cavitation and Microbubbles (in the case of sound waves): In lower-frequency acoustic waves, cavitation can occur, which refers to the formation of microbubbles in the water. These bubbles can collapse, releasing significant amounts of energy, which could potentially cause changes in the molecular structure of the water or assist in imprinting certain properties.

• Resonance Effects: Both higher and lower frequencies can induce resonance in the water molecules, meaning that the natural frequency of oscillation of the water molecules is matched by the frequency of the external wave. This can enhance the effect of imprinting, particularly at specific resonant frequencies.

• Higher Frequencies: In practical terms, higher frequencies (such as those used in ultrasonic waves or microwaves) are often used for applications that require quick energy transfer or localized effects. For example, ultrasonic cleaning uses high-frequency sound waves to agitate water and remove dirt or contaminants from surfaces. Microwave heating uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves to rapidly heat water by exciting its molecules.

• Lower Frequencies: Lower-frequency sound waves (such as those used in low-frequency sonar or aquatic studies) can penetrate deeper into bodies of water and may be used for applications where energy needs to reach deeper layers, such as studying water depths or influencing water quality over larger volumes.

The imprinting of water using different frequencies involves the interaction of electromagnetic or sound waves with water molecules. Higher frequencies are more efficient for rapid energy transfer, ideal for applications requiring speed, but they penetrate less deeply. Lower frequencies penetrate more deeply, affecting the water more uniformly, but they require more time to imprint or influence the water. The choice between using higher or lower frequencies depends on the specific goals of the process, such as whether speed or depth is more important.

Though the concept of "imprinting" water with specific properties using frequencies is still a subject of debate, it is clear that the frequency, wavelength, and energy transfer characteristics of the waves play a significant role in determining the effects on water.

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The phenomenon of secondary waves—mechanical and electromagnetic—generated by an external electrical stimulus has its roots in physics and biophysics. When an electrical current passes through a conductive medium, such as the human body, it can produce secondary effects that extend beyond the immediate path of the current. This phenomenon is especially relevant when considering how frequency-based therapies can influence biological systems at a systemic level, even beyond the localized areas of stimulation.

In biological tissues, electrical stimulation causes ions and charged molecules in cells and fluids to move. This movement generates vibrations, which propagate through the tissues as mechanical waves. For example, the oscillating electrical fields produced by contact mode frequencies can create subtle pressure changes in surrounding cells and interstitial fluids, akin to ripples spreading from a stone dropped in water. These pressure waves, although small, can travel through tissues due to their high water content, which acts as an efficient medium for mechanical wave transmission. This is particularly effective in soft tissues like muscles, organs, and blood vessels.

At the same time, the movement of electrical charges within the body generates electromagnetic waves. According to Maxwell's equations in physics, an oscillating electric field will naturally produce a corresponding magnetic field. When an external frequency is applied to the body, the oscillating electric fields induce localized electromagnetic fields that radiate outward. These fields can interact with nearby tissues and even propagate deeper into the body. The depth and reach of these electromagnetic effects depend on the frequency and intensity of the applied current, as well as the conductivity of the tissues.

In the context of frequency-based therapies, these secondary waves can influence distant tissues and cells. Mechanical vibrations can stimulate cellular membranes and intracellular structures, promoting processes like ion channel activation and protein conformational changes. Electromagnetic fields, on the other hand, can penetrate deeper into the body and affect cellular communication and metabolism. These fields can also interfere with the resonant frequencies of pathogens, potentially disrupting their molecular structures.

The combination of mechanical and electromagnetic propagation allows frequency therapies to produce systemic effects. While the direct electrical current primarily affects tissues in the immediate circuit, the secondary waves expand the influence to broader regions. This dual-action mechanism—local stimulation via electrical current and systemic propagation via secondary waves—helps explain how localized electrical stimulation can achieve widespread therapeutic outcomes.

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When using the Spooky2 PEMF coil to imprint water, the quantity you can imprint depends on the strength of the signal and the volume of water being imprinted. While there is no fixed upper limit, there are practical considerations:

• Up to 1 liter (34 ounces) of water is typically ideal.
  This amount ensures that the electromagnetic signal is adequately absorbed throughout the water within a reasonable timeframe (e.g., 1–2 hours).

• If you want to imprint larger quantities of water, such as 2–5 liters, you may need to:
  • Increase the imprint duration to ensure the signal thoroughly penetrates the water.
  • Position the coil to maximize exposure (e.g., placing it near the center or using smaller containers for separate imprinting).

• Use a non-metallic container (e.g., glass or BPA-free plastic) to avoid interference with the PEMF signal.
• Place the PEMF coil as close to the water as possible, ideally underneath or against the side of the container.

The electromagnetic signal weakens as the water volume increases, so smaller volumes are more efficient for imprinting within standard durations. Larger volumes may dilute the signal's effectiveness if the imprinting time is not adjusted.

The phenomenon of imprinting water with electromagnetic signals, such as those generated by the Spooky2 PEMF coil, is rooted in principles of physics and mathematics related to electromagnetic fields, wave propagation, and water's molecular properties.

Electromagnetic fields, like those produced by the PEMF coil, are oscillating fields that carry energy through space. When the coil emits frequencies into the surrounding environment, these electromagnetic waves interact with the water molecules nearby. Water molecules, being polar, possess an uneven distribution of electrical charge. This polarity allows them to align with external electromagnetic fields, creating a temporary structural arrangement that can retain the influence of the applied signal for some time.

From a mathematical perspective, the electromagnetic waves are modeled by Maxwell's equations, which describe how electric and magnetic fields propagate and interact with materials. The PEMF coil generates alternating currents, creating oscillating magnetic fields that induce electric fields in nearby conductive or polar materials, like water. The frequency and amplitude of these oscillations determine how the field interacts with the water molecules. Higher-frequency signals can impart different types of energy compared to lower frequencies, potentially influencing how the water "stores" or "responds to" the signal.

The energy absorption and distribution in water are further governed by the laws of wave propagation and attenuation. The depth and extent of signal penetration depend on factors like the intensity of the PEMF coil's output, the conductivity of the water, and the volume of the water being imprinted. Larger volumes dilute the field's intensity, as the electromagnetic energy spreads over a greater number of molecules, following the inverse-square law, which states that the intensity of a field decreases proportionally to the square of the distance from its source.

Additionally, concepts from quantum electrodynamics (QED) suggest that water molecules can form transient structures, known as clusters, under the influence of electromagnetic fields. These clusters may retain the imprint of a specific frequency for a limited time, though this idea remains a topic of debate in the scientific community.

In summary, the imprinting process is a result of electromagnetic wave interaction with water's polar molecular structure, governed by Maxwell's equations, wave propagation principles, and the physical properties of water. The mathematical relationships describe how the energy is distributed and how efficiently the electromagnetic signal influences the water molecules.

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The reason it can take up to two hours to imprint water using the Spooky2 PEMF coil lies in the design and functionality of the device, as well as the physics of how electromagnetic fields interact with water. The Spooky2 PEMF coil is a low-power, gentle system, prioritizing safety and subtle biological effects rather than high-intensity imprinting. This approach naturally makes the process slower compared to devices specifically designed for rapid water imprinting.

When the PEMF coil generates low-frequency electromagnetic fields—often in the range of 0–30 Hz—it takes longer for these signals to influence water molecules. Low frequencies interact more subtly with the molecular structure of water, gradually aligning the molecules and influencing their energy states. Higher frequencies could achieve this more quickly but are generally less compatible with the biological applications for which Spooky2 is designed.

The process also often involves embedding a range of frequencies to create a complex energetic "signature" within the water. Each frequency in this range needs time to leave its imprint, particularly when cycling through multiple resonant frequencies. Water itself requires time to absorb and stabilize these electromagnetic signals. Subtle shifts in molecular alignment and hydrogen bonding don’t happen instantly, so the extended exposure helps ensure a more stable and lasting imprint.

Another factor is the design of the Spooky2 PEMF coil. It is compact and versatile, making it well-suited for a range of applications but not specifically optimized for rapid water imprinting. Larger or more powerful coils with stronger magnetic fields can accomplish imprinting much faster, but such devices are not the primary focus of the Spooky2 system.

The longer imprinting time has its advantages, as it allows the water to develop a deeper and more stable energetic imprint, which is less likely to dissipate due to environmental influences. However, if faster results are needed, there are ways to reduce the time, such as imprinting smaller volumes of water, using higher frequencies, or ensuring the coil is placed as close as possible to the water in a non-metallic, thin-walled container like glass.

Ultimately, the two-hour imprinting time reflects the balance between safety, precision, and effectiveness that Spooky2 aims to provide. While it may seem lengthy, this approach ensures a holistic and carefully calibrated process that aligns with the system's overall design philosophy.

Lots of confusing and misleading information is on the internet, posted by sales people selling PEMF devices.
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Impressive videos explaining that intensity is not important by throwing around complicated formulas [Oersted, Coulomb, Ampere, Faraday, Maxwell just to mention a few] which are impossible to understand for people who have no solid background in physics.
 
Difficult words are used [permeability constant, magnetic flux density, coherent fields etc.] which for lay people are incomprehensible and might actually make some people believe that the offered information is probably right.
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Some of these self-appointed experts claim that high intensity of PEMF devices is not important and on this page we will explain why this is not the case and for high efficacy high intensities are a must.
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Explanations on this page do go a little deeper into the science than on the Intensity page on this website, but the information is still very well understandable for people who just want to know what the best device is for their applications.
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Let’s take a closer look why high intensity is very important to obtain deep penetration into the cells and bones and why low intensity PEMF systems are far from being effective compared to high intensity systems.

Why do we really need high intensity PEMFs?
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Pulsing magnetic fields induce small electrical currents into the human body. However distribution and absorption of these electrical currents in the body depend not so much on electromagnetic permeability [which can be seen as some form of resistance to the degree of magnetization] but more depend on the dielectric properties of different tissues, which is different for organs, blood, bones etc.

Blood is a bio-magnetic fluid, which behaves as a magnetic fluid because of interaction of cellular proteins, cell membrane and haemoglobin for which the magnetic property is affected by factors such as the level of oxygenation saturation. Oxygenated blood is paramagnetic and de-oxygenated blood is diamagnetic up to certain levels. 
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In this picture the dielectric properties of the human body parts are shown with the their relevant dielectric penetration depth and dissipation [efficacy] of the induced currents at a pulsing frequency 10 Hz. We can now clearly see that there are large differences between e.g. blood and bone marrow [more than 3.5 times] and as such to obtain complete penetration in order to rebuild bone and cartilage, much higher electrical currents [and thus intensities] are neccesary than required for blood to obtain the desired effect.
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Another example: To penetrate the brain [cerebellum] deep inside the head the induced current must be almost 5 times higher than the required value for blood!
 
Low intensity PEMF systems cannot penetrate at a cellular level as required for bone, heart, kidney etc. etc. and only have superficial effects at the surface level and as such will only improve blood flow circulation, that’s all!

Wave propagation
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Then there is the issue of electromagnetic wave propagation in the human body.
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Batteries of implanted devices like pumps, pacemakers etc. can nowadays be charged wirelessly exactly the same way as we charge our smartphones with a charging pad. This method is called wireless power transfer.

Because electromagnetic wave propagation is different in skin, fat and muscles, implanted devices are preferrably placed in fat tissue because the electromagnetic charging currents are coupled much easier with less energy loss from the charger outside the body to the implanted device.

This is another reason why we have to start out with high intensities at skin level to be able to reach deep inside the body otherwise the energy loss caused by skin and muscles will prevent the PEMF pulses to reach the area to be treated deep inside the body.

Electromagnetic scattering, reflection and absorbtion in skin

Then there is the issue of electromagnetic scattering, reflection and absoption of the applied electromagnetic fields on human skin somewhat similar as light behaves when shining through translucent glass. There will always be some intensity loss and changes in the direction of the magnetic field lines at skin level, disturbing the coherence of the electromagnetic field.
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This effect is even stronger taking into account the curvature, torsion, change in thickness of capillaries and sweat on the skin, infuencing the magnetic susceptibility of the body.
 
Of course this effect will be felt much more with low intensity fields than with high intensity pulsing fields because of the losses which occur.
If low intensity pulsing magnetic fields should be sufficient for completely penetrating the human body, why does the minimum required magnetic field strength of clinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging [MRI] machines start at 0.3 Tesla [3.000 Gauss] and going up to more than 3 Tesla?
 
The higher the intensity of the magnetic field of MRI machines, the better the picture quality and resolution obtained because of the complete penetration of the high intensity electromagnetic pulses into the organs of the body!
 
Low intensity pulses would not even be able to generate a simple low quality picture, exactly because the body can not be effective penetrated by weak electromagnetic fields.

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PEMF-What is it?
According to Richard Harris, a biomedical research reporter and author of Rigor Mortis: How Sloppy Science Creates Worthless Cures, Crushes Hope, and Wastes Billions, 

"conventional medical treatments cover only 7.14% of the 7000 known medical conditions"

What does that tell you? You have to drop your guard and start exploring the numerous benefits of alternative medicine.

PEMF, Pulsed Electro Magnetic Field therapy is an alternative and non-invasive way to help treat chronic pain, depression, injuries, stress and many more conditions that are hardly treatable with conventional medicine.

PEMF devices work by emitting electromagnetic fields and their goal is to trigger cellular resonance in cells, so as to propel the cells to respond to the source of energy. The discharge of energy targets the troubled cells and once it touches upon them it revitalizes the cells. It acts like a phone charger, except that it charges our cells. When cells' batteries are fully charged, cells become transmitters of energy. Hence the reason why you could feel a shift of energy to other parts of the body.

The benefits of treating your condition with PEMF devices are indisputable but you have to be aware of the fact that PEMF devices differ in strength; there are Low-level power PEMF devices as well as High-level power PEMF devices. Hence it is extremely important to fully understand your condition and its requirements, so as to choose the right one between these two alternatives. Of course, that doesn't mean that you can't use both of them simultaneously. Check out our beginners guide to PEMF devices for more information.

TECHNICAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOW-LEVEL AND HIGH-LEVEL POWER PEMF DEVICES
The main difference between high-level and low-level power PEMF devices is in their power ie how much electricity (measured in volts) is generated to produce the magnetic field (measured in Gauss). Both of them transfer waves that pass through the cells in the problem area and increase the spin of electrons within the cells. Low intensity PEMF devices usually generate less than 1,000 Gauss while high Intensity PEMF devices from 1,000 to 50,000 Gauss. Hence, low intensity devices discharge way less energy than do high intensity ones. Low intensity devices use lower-end frequencies with the aim to hit and disturb targeted frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum. Opposite of that, high intensity ones use higher-end frequencies that enables them to disturb and excite all the frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum at once.

Additionally, there is a difference in the way in which PEMF devices create the magnetic field. Some academic papers classify low intensity PEMF devices as resonant systems as through repeated waveforms they deliver the magnetic field. Unlike in high intensity PEMF devices, the process in low intensity ones is computerized. They deliver magnetic fields at set frequencies that generally maintain a particular repeating waveform in form of sine, square or saw tooth over prolonged periods of time. However, it is possible for this waveform to change but that change is almost insignificant to the form of the wave as a whole.

On the other hand, high intensity PEMF devices are classified as impulse systems as they deliver the magnetic field through impulses that are propelled by an abrupt release of energy. That's the point when the energy reaches its peak and it is the reason behind high intensity PEMF devices' ability to create energy in and around the cell. Afterwards, echo frequencies way weaker in size follow until the whole power is diminished.

Now that we've talked about the technicalities in which they differ, it is time for you to do a small task which is to create a list regarding your condition and its requirements as it is an essential part in deciding which device is more suitable for treating your condition.

YOUR CONDITION, YOUR REQUIREMENTS

The decision of whether to use high-level or low-level power PEMF devices depends on:
•Severity of your condition
•Time limitation (Long-term vs Short-term results)
•Price of device

LOW-LEVEL POWER PEMF DEVICE
SEVERITY OF YOUR CONDITION

With low-level power PEMF devices, cellular resonance is much less likely to occur because there is a relatively low amount of energy discharge that tackles your trouble spot. The frequencies produced are not induced as in high-level power devices. Instead, they pass through a couple of contact points to come to the right spot and in that process a lot of the energy is already released. As a matter of fact, there are some academic papers stating that some low intensity providers are not PEMF but rather PEMS therapy providers. PEMS therapy is a very low intensity therapy that is usually used in treating pain. As nerves are the transmitters to the pain, PEMS work in blocking those signals. However, as energy discharge is relatively low, it can only penetrate the skin between 2 to 3 centimeters. Or in other cases, it can completely diminish by the time it comes to the trouble spot.

Therefore, low-level power PEMF devices are not really recommended if you have a severe condition such as a serious injury of some type or stronger, persistent and unbearable chronic pain which is the number one medical condition. On the opposite, if you have a minor problem that requires longer time period to be resolved, you should definitely go with lower level power PEMF devices.

TIME LIMITATION

As low-level power PEMF devices discharge less electricity and the cells revitalization occurs way slower, they require way more time than high level power PEMF devices to attack the problem. With low-level power devices there is no particular mechanism which you can use to induce cellular resonance. Hence the reason why these are used to fight off smaller problems, such as sleep trouble or mild depression. But one thing is for certain, you need to have patience as effects from low intensity devices take time to show so don't be discouraged if you are going through the therapy and still haven't seen any measurable results. Research papers have already analyzed the time you need to go through low-level power PEMF therapy to combat insomnia to quick several session per day. However, to combat more complicated problems you need to do daily session ranging from 1 to 3 hours, multiple times a day. 

Therefore, if the severity of your condition is relatively low and you are not time limited, than undergoing a low-level power PEMF therapy would be ideal for you. Stress, sleep deprivation and depression are usual conditions for which the low-level power PEMF devices are used.

HIGH-LEVEL POWER PEMF DEVICE
SEVERITY OF YOUR CONDITION

With its high dosage of energy discharge, high-level power PEMF devices are most likely to succeed in producing cellular resonance as the current of energy directly hits and tackles the problem. Unlike low-level power PEMF devices, high intensity ones attack the core, so it is not possible for electrical discharge to be completely diminished before it hits the cells.

The amazing effect of the high-level power PEMF devices has already been researched in many academic papers. When a large discharge of energy goes to the red blood cells it causes them to bounce, thus working towards improving the immune responses. On the other hand, when this current hits the white blood cells it induces them to increase in size and mobility, thus enabling them to be more efficient in capturing bacteria and other pathogens. Some research shows that this device can even eliminate floating cancer cells by stimulating the white blood cells.

Hence, it is recommended to use high-level power PEMF device for more complicated conditions or if you are keen on faster solutions. It is mainly used in healing injured tissues, and damaged bones and tissues. 

TIME LIMITATION

Patients using high-level power PEMF devices usually see results in a shorter span of time. The strong electric currents disturb the problem areas quickly, hence they react rapidly. That doesn't necessarily mean that your therapy would last for a way shorter period of time when compared to low-level powered therapy but It would definitely decrease the amount of time spend per day on therapy.

Hence, if your condition is severe and/or if you are time limited and want to experience the benefits of the therapy quickly it would be highly recommended to use the high-level powered devices.

(Source : OxfordMedicals)

The NASA PEMF Study : Low Intensity, Low Frequency is BEST

PEMF : Intensity of the magnetic field

PEMF Machines – Why Intensity Matters

Electromagnetic machines are manufactured and distributed by numerous companies, all of whom have their own opinions on intensity when it comes to pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. This debate has been ongoing for years with manufacturers falling on both sides.

You might hear from one that high intensities are not necessary and can even be dangerous. Another will tell you that low intensities don’t have the therapeutic power you need. The truth of the matter is magnetic pulse therapy is used for such a wide variety of needs that all intensities are effective – depending on what you are treating for.

A quick physics lesson

Dosimetry is the scientific term used to describe the intensity of the stimulus, the amount of stimulation time, the volume of tissue being stimulated, and the desired outcome. Dosimetry is based on two laws of physics which can help you understand how pulsed electromagnetic field therapy works, and how it can help the body.

The first is Faraday’s law, which is represented with the equation dB/dt=T/s. In that equation, d is change, B is peak intensity, and t is time, T is Tesla and s is second. This law is describing the impact on the magnetic field of the change in intensity over the time it takes to reach its peak.

Magnetic pulse therapy creates energy, a charge, in the tissues. Because of Faraday’s law we know that the more charge you need, the higher the intensity of the PEMF signal needs to be. The higher intensity you reach, in the shortest amount of time, the higher the charge produced in the body’s tissues. That’s why many high intensity PEMF machines can cause muscles to contract superficially, and, at the same time reach deep into the body, allowing them to be very effective on a range of health conditions.

The second important natural law of physics, when thinking about pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy, is the inverse square rule or law. The farther away the tissue you are trying to stimulate is from the source of the magnetic field, the more the intensity of the magnetic field will have decreased. That means that if you are treating an organ deep inside the body, but applying PEMF therapy to the outside, a much higher intensity is needed to begin with, to create the right charge at the desired organ.

The benefit of high intensity PEMF machines

Research indicates that there are a wide range of possible clinical applications for high intensity pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. Research on pulsed electromagnetic field therapy on the brain, called rTMS (repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation), often uses extremely high-intensity magnetic fields, and no adverse effects have been found. In one 2006 study, participants received 12,690 magnetic pulses per day three times per week, with no negative side effects. That demonstrates the safety of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, even at very high intensities.

Faraday’s law tells us that in order to achieve real healing, the dB/dT must be higher so that the PEMF signal can pass deep enough into the body to increase charge in the necessary tissues. Because magnetic field intensity drops so fast as it gets farther away from the coil (applicator), the area closest to the coil gets the most intensity. The other side of the body receives a much lower intensity, which may not give the targeted area the needed field intensity to work adequately.

A distance of just 2.3 inches away from the applicator can see a 98% drop in intensity, from 100 mT (1,000 gauss or 100,000 microTesla) magnetic field to around 2mT (20 gauss or 2,000 microTesla). And that ratio holds true, no matter how strong the magnetic field is to begin with. With a drop like that, any issue that is deep within the body needs a sufficiently high intensity in order to reach and treat the problem.

Research that shows benefits for specific health conditions consistently use high intensity machines, those with magnetic fields greater than 30 to 50 Gauss (3-5 mT). Very low intensity systems, producing 100 micro Tesla (1 gauss or 0.01mT), for instance, were not found to provide much benefit to chronic health conditions.

Research also reinforces the idea that intensity is perhaps more important than any other component of a therapeutic magnetic field, including frequency or waveform, which still rely on the intensity of the PEMF signal. For most PEMF devices, the higher the frequency, the lower the intensity produced.

Those with chronic conditions may turn to medication more often if a lower intensity system is used. One study that compared a 0.5 gauss (50 microTesla) PEMF with a 15 gauss (1,500 microTesla) PEMF system used for six hours per day for 90 days in the treatment of arthritis found that NSAID use was 26% in the higher intensity group and 75% in the lower intensity group.

Treatment time needed is also shown to be considerably shorter when using higher intensities. In another study, using “medium intensity,” researchers used a 35 mT (350 gauss / 35,000 microTelsa) PEMF for 15 minutes over 15 treatment sessions and found the signal improved hip arthritis pain in 86% of the patients. PEMFs of 40 mT (400 gauss or 40,000 microTesla) for 20 minutes per day reduced or eliminated pain in between 90 and 95% of patients with lumbar osteoarthritis.

For specific problems, then, long treatment times (or even continuous treatment) may be necessary to produce results. But medium to high intensity systems can relieve symptoms with just minutes of daily treatment in less than a month.

Increasing treatment time won’t always balance out lack of intensity, however. If the magnetic pulse therapy is barely reaching the target tissue, benefits are likely to be very small, if achieved at all. Passive benefits might be possible, but most research demonstrates that having the right charge in tissues is a clear reason for PEMF therapy to be is effective. Therefore, using the right intensity is a critical factor in successful treatment.

When are low intensities sufficient?

If a problem originates just below the surface, such as a bruise or bug bite that is becoming infected, a low intensity system might do the trick. That’s because the magnetic field doesn’t need to travel deep into the body to heal these problems.

When the overall goal is to use PEMF therapy for health maintenance, a low intensity system spread out over a larger body area can have a positive impact. In general, however, to benefit specific health conditions in a meaningful way, higher intensities are necessary.

Selecting the TeslaFit product that’s right for you

When purchasing a PEMF system, you need to consider your own unique needs. What condition will you be using the electromagnetic machine to treat? How long do you want to spend on treatment? Do you want to treat the whole body at once, or a targeted area only?

There are three primary models of TeslaFit high intensity PEMF devices, with desktop and portable options, and a range of intensities. The highest intensity system, the TeslaFit Pro, is often used in clinical settings, but is available for home use if desired. A consultation can help you select the best system, which can offer sufficient intensity for your unique needs.

References:
Anderson B, Mishory A, Nahas Z, Borckardt JJ, Yamanaka K, Rastogi K, George MS. Tolerability and safety of high daily doses of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in healthy young men. J ECT. 2006 Mar; 22(1):49-53. 

(Source : TeslaFit)

The NASA PEMF Study : Low Intensity, Low Frequency is BEST

PEMF : Intensity of the magnetic field

Low level Vs High level power PEMF