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Approved by chief physician of City Clinical Hospital of the Healthcare Department “Krasnoyarsk Interregional Clinical Hospital No. 20 named after I. S. Berzona” Fokhin V.A. Magnetotherapy Effectiveness Evaluation of the Device “ALMAG-02” Varicose veins disease of the lower extremities is the most common cause for formation of chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities that […]
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APPROVED BY Head of Physiotherapy and Balneotherapy Department, Doctor of Medicine, Professor S.G. ABRAMOVICH April 7, 2014 MINISTRY OF HEALTHCARE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION State Budgetary Educational Institution for Continuing Professional Education “IRKUTSK STATE MEDICAL ACADEMY OF POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION” Improving the Quality of Complex Treatment of Bekhterev’s Disease. Bechterev’sdisease, […]
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Basic research shows that when a magnet is placed on the skin, capillary walls relax, allowing for increased blood flow and oxygenation and removal of accumulated pain-producing prostaglandins. Theoretically, these actions relieve muscle spasms and, subsequently, pain.4 Since pain transmission requires the electrical activity found in nerve and muscle cells, properly aligned magnets could either […]
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“I feel pulsed electromagnetic therapy may be one of the greatest discoveries in the history of medicine.” – Dr. David Williams, Alternatives for the Health Conscious Individual – (March 2004) “Lying on the magnetic field helps the overexerted muscles and tissues to recover more quickly. We studied the effect and both the lab results and […]
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Electromagnetic Fields and the Heart: Basic Science and Clinical Use William Pawluk, MD, MSc Heart disease is the number one cause of mortality in the United States and Canada. The heart is a very electrically dynamic organ. Heart disease includes many causes. These range from vascular disease, electrical conduction defects, muscle problems, valvular effects, congenital […]
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“By Dr. William Pawluk” Prostate hyperplasia, also known as benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), is a fairly common problem for men. It can lead to urinary obstruction, often considered a medical emergency, if severe enough. Biopsy proven BPH increases from 8 percent in men aged 31-40, to 40-50 percent in men aged 51 to 60, to […]
