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  Kyoichi Nakagawa, M. D. Director, Isuzu Hospital Tokyo, Japan Translation of the article which appeared in the Japan Medical Journal No. 2745 December 4th, 1976 Preface: Almost 20 years have elapsed since we (Nakagawa, K., et al.) began research on “Magnetism and Living Bodies”. Judging from the results of our research and those of

TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Purpose of the Device 1.1 General information 1.2 Indications for application. 1.3 Contraindications 2. Specifications 3. Delivery complete set 4. Principle of device operation 4.1 Physiological effect of traveling pulsed magnetic field on human organism 4.2 Arrangement of the Device 4.3 Marking 5. Safety measures 6. Preparation for use 7. Therapeutic

July 1, 2015 by Dr. Mitchell Yass The existing medical establishment method of diagnosing the cause of pain primarily through the use of diagnostic tests such as MRIs and x-rays has been the standard for roughly 40 years. The simple question to ask is how effective is it in properly diagnosing the cause of pain

In recent months, we have been receiving a lot of complaints that the ELAMED devices brought from Russia, do not work with any converters. In Russia they worked, but in USA stopped working. The majority of the complaints concern the top-selling item of our devices – ALMAG – 01. Dear friends! In in reality we

by: Dr. William Pawluk Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, complex, and often disabling disease of the central nervous system (CNS) with a variable clinical course. There are two basic forms of MS – relapsing/remitting and progressive. There is significant overlap between these two forms. Patients with MS have inflammation, demyelination, scarring of brain tissue,