One Pulse, LLC PEMF Therapy

04/26/2019

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PEMFs help with reducing inflammation, improving circulation, reducing pain and should be part of any treatment program in any one with Lyme.

04/04/2019

There's allot of great information here lots of answers about PEMF

By William Pawluk, MD, MScBoard Certified Family Physician and Holistic Health Practitioner; Former Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and University of MarylandDr. Pawluk is the creator of www.drpawluk.com, an authoritative informational source on PEMFs. He has also....

03/19/2019

https://blog.bulletproof.com/pemf-therapy/

PEMF therapy is a non-invasive way to help with pain and injury. But does it work? Read on to find out the mechanism behind PEMF, whether it’s harmful like the EMFs you hear about, and whether it can help you.

03/11/2019

https://biobalancepemf.com/nerve-regeneration-using-pemf-therapy/

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02/24/2019

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01/31/2019

https://www.pemftherapyeducation.com/2017/10/pemf-therapy-promotes-bone-tissue-regeneration/

Thousands of research studies have shown that PEMF therapy promotes bone tissue regeneration. This is great news for those who have suffered from fractures or other bone maladies. Compound fractures, hairline fractures, and those fractures that are not healing properly have been shown to respond to....

09/25/2018

Valuable information !

08/19/2018

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_59438a47e4b0940f84fe2d65

Something that will make a huge difference to those with Parkinson’s Disease, Magnetic Stimulation therapy more accurately known as Pulsed Electromagneti...

03/04/2018

Common session

The diagram shows a common compensation pattern - primary forelimb issue [here left fore] (e.g. arthritis/ poor foot posture/ tendon injury)

This stimulates the horse to increase load on the diagonal hind [right hind], adding a functional left lateroflexion to the thoracic region to facilitate this - initial likely symptoms = reduced right bend ease + harder to maintain right canter + only landing on left lead after a fence.

With time the right hind becomes overloaded in chronic tension and will slowly atrophy => likely symptoms = inability to effectively take left lead canter/ disunited + may feel weaker as reducing strength to drive in motion (may feel a dropping hip motion) + split stance behind in jumping.

Its essential to have a multi-disciplinary approach to a horse such as this, appropriate veterinary care to manage the pathology, farriery to ensure positive foot posture and body work to ensure optimal limb loading balance.

Despite forelimb pathology, once stable and pain controlled it is essential your horse has equal balance and loading through all limbs so structures don't become overloaded and consequently break down, far from the site of the original pain/ injury.

Its important to track a problem though a horses body, initial symptoms may be of the second phase (hindlimb overload) and can seem to be the primary, but careful evaluation can lead one to the original source.

02/03/2018

Love working on these cute kids.... HEALTHY=S HAPPY❤🐎🐴