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Are you tired of feeling exhausted, battling persistent pain, or struggling with a health condition that just won't budge?
Dr. Katie Deming talks with Bryant Meyers, an expert in energy medicine and author of “PEMF: The Fifth Element of Health.” Together, they explore the world of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy – an innovative approach that's turning heads in the medical community for its potential to enhance your body's natural healing processes.
Have you ever noticed how refreshed and energized you feel after spending time in nature? Bryant reveals how PEMF technology harnesses the power of the Earth's electromagnetic fields, potentially unlocking your body's innate ability to heal itself. You'll discover how this therapy could be the key to addressing a wide range of health issues, from chronic pain and inflammation to sleep disorders and overall wellness.
Key Takeaways from this episode:
• Understand how PEMF mimics nature's healing electromagnetic fields
• Discover PEMF's potential benefits for pain, inflammation, and sleep
• Explore the link between cellular voltage and overall health
• Gain insights into how PEMF may enhance cellular function
• Practical tips for incorporating PEMF into your wellness routine
Chapters:
04:46 Benefits of quickly changing magnetic fields
18:30 ATP and PEMF
26:42 PEMF during cancer treatment
34:34 Enhancing your overall biofield energy and health
48:22 Research results on 5G
Bryant explains the connection between PEMF therapy and cellular health. You'll learn how this technology may help to recharge your cells, improve nutrient absorption, and enhance your body's natural detoxification processes. This knowledge could be game-changing for those dealing with chronic conditions or looking to optimize their overall health.
If you are interested in the science behind PEMF, Bryant breaks down complex concepts like cellular voltage and the body's biofield in easy-to-understand terms. You'll gain a new appreciation for the intricate electrical nature of your body and how PEMF therapy works in harmony with these natural processes.
He shares practical tips on incorporating PEMF therapy into your daily routine, discussing optimal session lengths and frequencies for different health goals. Whether you're an athlete looking to enhance performance and recovery, or someone managing a chronic condition, you'll find valuable, actionable advice in this episode.
But buyer beware – the market is flooded with PEMF devices, and not all are created equal. Bryant provides invaluable insights on how to choose an effective PEMF device, steering you away from popular but potentially harmful products.
Listen and discover how PEMF therapy could be the missing piece in your health puzzle and take the first step towards feeling your best.
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Could the solution to chronic illness be hiding in plain sight? Today, I sit down with Brian Myers, a leading expert in energy medicine and the author of PEMF, The 5th Element of Health. Brian is here to help us understand pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, and help us understand how this therapy works at a cellular level, potentially boosting your body's natural healing abilities. Learn fascinating connections between PEMF, cancer, and your overall well-being. Stay until the end to hear Brian's crucial advice on choosing the right PEMF device for you. He warns about some of the popular products that might do more harm than good, giving you insider knowledge to make smart choices for your health. You're listening to the Born to Heal podcast, and I'm your host, doctor Katie Deming. After 2 decades of practicing as an oncologist and caring for thousands of patients, I've seen firsthand how our health care system places obstacles in your path to true healing. My guests and I will bridge the worlds of western medicine and alternative healing to help you achieve optimal health.Dr. Katie Deming [00:01:09]:
Expect to uncover new insights, share a few laughs, and maybe even shed some tears along the way. But most of all, we'll learn how to heal from within together. So let's dive into today's episode. Brian, thank you for being here.
Bryant Meyers [00:01:24]:
It's a pleasure to be here. I look forward to our conversation.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:01:26]:
I love it. So, you know, what I wanna start with, Brian, can you explain what is PEMF Yeah. And why should we care about it?
Bryant Meyers [00:01:36]:
So PEMF stands for pulsed electromagnetic fields, and these are actually, again, just a what's a pulsed electromagnetic field. So I like to use the word pulsed magnetic field just to be clear because with a with a pure with a PEMF like coil, you know, when the like say this is the IRS coil here, the magnetic field lines come through it such that you're getting what's what looks like a bar magnet. Like if you could see the field lines coming through. But but unlike a magnet, it's the the it's pulsing. So it's a it's a changing magnetic field. And so a static magnet is just a static. It's I I tell people like with the soap bubble analogy. Imagine like the magnetic field is like a a bubble, a soap bubble.
Bryant Meyers [00:02:18]:
Like, and if it was a static magnet, the bubble would be stationary like most soap bubbles. A PEMF is like a bubble that's vibrating. So imagine like you're blowing on the bubble and it's like rippling and vibrating. So what they found in the late seventies with like the Eastern European studies was that PEMFs were working better than static magnets, like almost twice or 3 times as better as good. The static magnets do have benefit just using static, you know, static magnets on acupoints or remember the, remember the old magnetic mattress pads. I think those are still around. They're still around. I think they're still around.
Bryant Meyers [00:02:50]:
But, but because of the change in magnetic field, which is called the slew rate is a word that they use, which is Faraday induction. You get induced microcurrents in tissue. So it's more dynamic. So when you it's like swiping a credit card, right? You you need to swipe it fast. You get more impulse. The credit card magnet on the back your credit card, if you just did just put it in the reader and didn't move it, you're not going to get it. It's not going to read it. You got to to get it current, you got to swipe it.
Bryant Meyers [00:03:18]:
You got to change the magnetic field. So what they found was that this changing magnetic field is what really creates a lot of the healing benefits. And even static magnets, if it wasn't for the fact that blood and ions were moving relative to a static magnet, there'd probably be no effects at all of static magnets. Static magnets work because your body is in motion. So relative to a static field, you've got currents that are or charges that are moving. You know, just like relativity right on yourself. So from if you're like, if you're riding on one of those little charges in your body, looks like the field's changing to your reference frame, right? Because you're stationary where you're sitting at a little charge. But so it's the changing magnetic fields that really have all the wonderful benefits.
Bryant Meyers [00:03:56]:
And in fact, I call it PEMF three d microcurrent therapy because it's inducing deep into your tissue all these healing microcurrents through Faraday induction. Again, when you have that quickly changing field, you get more microcurrents and microcurrents stimulate things like cell voltage. They stimulate ATP. They stimulate healing stem cells regeneration. In fact, the NASA study showed with a good, like a good square wave, which is one of the best signals for a sharp rise and fall. And if you can visualize that, right, a square wave is going straight up, right? The field is changing quickly, like swiping that credit card fast. So the NASA study found an upregulation of like a 150 pro, I mean, positive genes that were like healing related genes and a 400% increase in neuronal stem cells. So through those healing microcurrents, and then of course they define the word slew rate in that study.
Bryant Meyers [00:04:46]:
It's just the word that's been known, but it's kind of one of the first places we can see like in PEMF research, like a more emphasis on slew rate. So it turns out with the PEMF, which by definition is a changing magnetic field, we actually want a quickly changing magnetic field gives us even more benefit. So a simple sine wave is not as ideal, right? Because it's changing slowly. I mean, you will get some induction effects, but not as much as a sharp rise and fall. Right? So so that, yeah, so PEMFs and and and they're also natural. So we might say, well, is this this just something artificial that, you know, and that's actually doctor Magna Haves, a worldwide expert in electro smart, was very skeptical of PEMF initially. But then when she looked at her blood under, under live blood microscopy, you couldn't believe how in 8 minutes the relo effect just was gone and the cells were all plumped and they had a halo around them. And so she went after that realization, she started talking about bad EMFs and good PEMFs.
Bryant Meyers [00:05:46]:
And it turns out that nature, you know, the Schumann resonant frequencies in nature are, you know, there's, it's a changing, it's a PEMF, right? We're surrounded if we're out in the woods by really good, healthy magnetism of the earth. And even the big geomagnetic field of the Earth vibrates. It's not just a static field. People think that the Earth's a big bar magnet, right? Well, HeartMath has actually done some really good tests on that. You know Roland MacRady, I don't know if you got it by the show, but yeah. So he found that with their testing, because they have some very sensitive squids around the world, and they could see that between like 0.1 up to like to 3 Hertz, that the Earth's magnetic field was vibrating. So it turns out even what we think is our static magnetic field is a changing magnetic field, even though very slow changing, and that's a stronger field than the Schumanns like picotesting, very, very low intensity. And by the way, HeartMath, they are constantly monitoring Schumann resonance.
Bryant Meyers [00:06:43]:
So we know that these fields are essential. And there's been some good studies. Ledger Weber was the first one, did the underground bunker study. He found people separated, shielded from the Earth's magnetism. They would have all kinds of problems. And when they just simply add the little 10 Hertz like Schumann type of frequency pulser, the symptoms went away. Valerie Hunt at UCLA did like zero field studies where she looked at like college volunteers. You know, you volunteer when you're in college for some of these experiments.
Bryant Meyers [00:07:12]:
And she found that the healthy college students were exhibiting, disorientation in a zero field, meaning when you're blocking it, we're blocking out all the grist fields. So her zero field test was done in a big new steel chamber, which blocked out all these fields that were natural. And people, they just got all kinds of problems. I mean, they got depression and their mood, their pain intensified. Again, disorientation, dizziness. Because again, I mean, without the magnetic field, it was like you kind of lose the sense of up or down. So it turns out that with those studies and others have shown that not only are these natural energies on planet earth, but we need them just like we need food, water, oxygen, all the essential nutrients that we know. A lot of people don't know that PEMF is like a 5th element in health, which is the name of my book, right? That's the thesis of my book is that PEMF is not only good for us, it's essential.
Bryant Meyers [00:08:03]:
And if we don't get it, we get sick.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:08:05]:
Yeah. That's super helpful. So if you could speak to what were some of those things. So you said, you know, mood, pain, some of those things when we take the PEMF that are natural, you know, what are the things that people experience if if you're not getting that input?
Bryant Meyers [00:08:22]:
Yeah. So right. So again, if with these studies anyway, the 0 field size, one thing I forgot to mention was fatigue too. In fact, Doctor. Nakagawa called it, magnetic deficiency syndrome where he observed construction workers that were always in these big concrete and steel structures. And of course, concrete and steel, the steel blocks out partially. It's like a kind of partial Faraday cage. So you're they weren't getting as much magnetism.
Bryant Meyers [00:08:46]:
And so he called it magnetic deficiency syndrome and he even linked like fibromyalgia to a magnetic deficiency syndrome. So there was this increased sensation of pain and of fatigue. So, you know, again, not not having as much energy and kind of a depression. It was a mood aspect to it too. If you're not getting, it's like if think about when you're inside and really disconnected from nature for long periods of time, it starts to wear on you psychologically. Then you go back out into nature, you go to the beach, and all of a sudden your mood just goes right back up again. Right? So and there's other facets to that, but certainly one of them is the natural energies of the Earth.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:09:24]:
That's helpful. And so with pulse magnetic frequency in terms of an intervention or something that people can use in healing, what are the things that PEMF is helpful for? Like, if someone were looking to use this to help with their health and well-being or heal an illness, Can you talk about some of those things that we have data for with PMS?
Bryant Meyers [00:09:54]:
Oh, yeah. So just it's important to note that there is, like, at least a dozen or more PEMF device to FDA approve. So even the even our hard headed medical system still acknowledges FDA as a safe and effective modality for things from everything from depression to nonunion fractures to pain, inflammation, tissue swelling is one that's an FDA approved. There's actually a couple FDA approved devices for the bones specifically. And you and it's not uncommon that orthopedic surgeons I think I just had a guy who said oh yeah I got this whatever procedure for my neck and he sent me home it was like a PEMF thing he's supposed to wear 12 hours a day. So it's becoming even in hospitals and by surgeons and medical system being used for recovery. So it's it seems to be the main reason people seem to be looking for it is typically for pain, inflammation, some type of what, like whether it's usually it's on back pain, their shoulders, their knees, neck pain. Sometimes it's, you know, mid back.
Bryant Meyers [00:10:56]:
You know, just different types of injuries. Hip is another one, you know, where people get problems. So pain and inflammation is probably the number one reason people get PEMF. And it works wonderfully. I probably, you know, with one of the main, I mean, I'm also, I do affiliate for multiple products, but the main one I affiliate for is the IMS. And our number one testimonial that we get is pain relief and and just recovery. Like, like I had Molly Rose, this lady, she broke her elbow and the doctor said 3 months and I told her because she was just watching TV every night. It's like, well, just put the, put your elbow on the pillow every night while you're watching TV and just crank it up to 400 and do it for like an hour or 2 hours a night.
Bryant Meyers [00:11:34]:
Because there's no time limit for like arms, legs, low back, and hips. And she was, she healed like in a month. And the doctors, when she went in, it's like, what are you doing? How is this possible? You're already, your bones already healed. So we've seen that whatever they, whatever the doctors will say how long it takes to heal, PEMF seems to cut that time in half on the average. I mean, sometimes a little quicker, sometimes a little longer, but it seems on the average it's about the healing is twice as fast. So it's, it's stimulating like healing regeneration. This is, this goes back to Robert Robert Becker and his original salamander studies. What he found, it's like, well, why do salamanders regenerate their arms when frogs, a very close cousin to salamanders, dull? And through investigation, he realized that when you cut a salamander's arm off, there's a high voltage at the stump where the frog did not have a high voltage.
Bryant Meyers [00:12:24]:
And what they found is when they put electrodes to increase the voltage of the frog's arm or the frog's stump, they, the frog could regrow a limb too. So shielding is voltage, right? So if we can, so what PEMFs are doing, because it's again, it's a changing magnetic field through Faraday's law induces what's called an EMF or in this case, it's electromotive force. That's voltage. PEMFs are increasing voltage. And we know there's all kinds of ions in the body calcium, sodium, magnesium, potassium, all these different charged particles and proteins and different structures in our body are charged. Even like, you know, easy water has like a plus and minus charge to it. So all these charged objects or particles in the body will be influenced by a changing magnetic field will move those charges. So in the case of increasing ATP by 400%, which one study showed PEMF does, you know it's increasing the movement of electrons across electron transport chain.
Bryant Meyers [00:13:21]:
You know, across the the the the voltage of every cell to transmit the membrane potential, it helps to move sodium potassium ions to help increase that potential. Because you know, we are electrical beings. I got this little I don't know if you've ever seen these little things. So it's like, it just shows that you're electric. So look, I put my finger here, right?
Dr. Katie Deming [00:13:38]:
Just because this is mostly audio, so they're not going to have the visual. Can you explain what you're holding?
Bryant Meyers [00:13:43]:
Oh, I'm just holding this little energy stick and what it, what it's doing. You can look up energy stick online and you'll see you put your hand on a worn electrode and to show that your body conducts is energetic and conducts electricity. Wait, when you hit the other. So look at, so the electricity is going from one hand all the way to the other. Like, you can get these in a group of, like, 20 people. And if everybody's holding hands, the energy goes to everybody and back to the other side. So so so we are electrical beings. You know, we do conduct energy.
Bryant Meyers [00:14:14]:
So this is showing when PEMF is increasing the voltage, it is moving charges just as this I mean, again, charges are moving just from me touching this electrode because the body conducts electricity, right? So we're not like some inert, like just clumps of clay that clumps clumps of clumps of clay that we have it. We, there's more to it than just the physical body. We have this biofield, which is the word science now uses biofield. New age might, I mean, there are spiritual terms in my call like an aura, but, but science, this is, this is now scientific now. It's measurable. It's a measurable field. And so, so we're definitely electrical magnetic photonic beings of light of energy as well as, yes, we have a physical dimension too. So PEMFs are really working a lot with that energetic side to our being.
Bryant Meyers [00:15:04]:
And again, it's, it's, nobody can deny that we're electrical beings. I mean, just the EKG of your heart or EEG, your brain, they're measuring the electrical activity. And you know, from heart math, I mean, the field from the heart being the most electrical, the magnet because anything with an electrical flow creates a magnetic field by Ampere's law. So be that because the heart's the most electrical organ in the body has the biggest magnetic field, which can be measured 5 to 10 feet into space. So our biofield, the magnetic component to it is measurable by science 5 to 10 feet into space, which means you don't end at your skin. And there was a study like in the sixties that showed this for the first time. And it should have been to me a big watershed moment for science. It's like, hey.
Bryant Meyers [00:15:45]:
We're more than you don't end in our skin. Our fields are measurable in the space. Right?
Dr. Katie Deming [00:15:49]:
Absolutely. Well and, also, you know, when talking about this in terms of voltage and us being electromagnetic beings is, you know, with cancer. So many people who listen to me on this podcast are dealing with cancer.
Bryant Meyers [00:16:08]:
Yeah.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:16:08]:
And one of the things that we know is that the voltage is decreased in cancer cells. And I'm wondering if you can speak to the role of PEMFs in either the absence or, you know, what contributes to with cancer with this lower voltage and how PEMFs may be able to help people with cancer.
Bryant Meyers [00:16:28]:
Yeah, it's, it's interesting. It's so all interconnected because you have a couple things that seem different. Like you have like cancer seems to thrive in a acidic environment. It seems to thrive when there's poor circulation, when there's low oxygen and when there's low cellular voltage. It turns out all 4 of those are connected. So the voltage across the cell membrane, in fact, we'll just start with pH. If you get like a pH meter and can measure the pH of a solution, it's actually like a voltmeter. So you can directly convert voltage to pH.
Bryant Meyers [00:17:00]:
So our body should be slightly alkaline, like, you know, 7.35 to 7.45 pH and like an average tissue, right? You know, the stomach's more acidic and some small intestines more alkaline, but on the average, you know, we should. So this translates into like, you know, a cellular voltage that should be on the average 60 to 70 millivolt and, or more. The heart's like around 90 millivolt. And notice that we never hear about heart cancer. Isn't that an interesting thing? Wonder why is that that we never hear anybody getting heart cancer? It's because the hearts are the most heart cells have the most highest voltage cells. So if you look at it, Doctor. Arnold Warburg was kind of the first to see not only the connection with oxygen but also cell voltage. That when the cells started losing their voltage, you started to get sick.
Bryant Meyers [00:17:44]:
There was a meaning and when you got to the bottom of say 15 millivolts versus 70, that's like a battery that's almost not empty or on a low lowest chart like red, right? So cancer seems to happen when the cells really drop to that really low voltage, which means also it's in an acidic environment because a low voltage is always acidic. Because what is it? What are acids? Acids are electron stealers, right? So they're oxidizing things. Where if you're slightly alkaline, you have a surplus of electrons. So that's what an antioxidant is, right? It's donating electrons. So we shouldn't be around in a healthy cell. It should have a lot of electrons, a lot of electric charge. Cancer cells are acidic. They got a lot they got more positive charge, less and again, we want more of these electrons, more of this negative charge.
Bryant Meyers [00:18:30]:
So here negative is positive for your health that isn't safe. So now okay. So we got the voltage now, but oxygen plays a role in all of this too because, you know, 40 40% of your ATP is used to charge the cell voltage, the transmembrane potential. And that's just medical textbooks. I mean, you and I kind of know a lot about Jerry Pollock stuff and how ATP has maybe a different role and that the transmembrane potential is probably I mean, you can't it's just not enough energy to do what it's supposed to do. But even by their definitions in textbooks, a lot of the cell energy is going to keep this voltage. Voltage, which what do you need for ATP? You need oxygen. And again, this is the Warburg effect, right? So cancer cells, even when there's oxygen around them, they're using 15 times more sugar or glucose than average cells to create the fermentation.
Bryant Meyers [00:19:20]:
So they're creating ATP by fermentation and glycolysis, which then has all these acidic byproducts. They call it the lactic acid. It's actually better to call it the lactic acid or fermentation cycle, right? Because you're literally like a little brewery going on. You know, you're, you're, you're making very little energy from this process. It's only like 2 to 4 ATPs instead of 38. And you're creating all this acidic waste product, lactic acid and alcohol type of byproducts. So, so you end what happens is this downward spiral. So, so the pieces to the puzzle are the Warburg effect, cell voltage, you know, alkalizer dye type of thing.
Bryant Meyers [00:19:56]:
You know, the idea that we need to get get rid of this acidic environment. They're all you see how they're all connected. So, so what PEMF is doing is it's doing it's helping in all those areas. So it's helping to increase oxygenation. So again, if you're not getting enough oxygen to yourselves, you know, you're, you're not going to have what you need to create ATP because oxygen is the final electron septor. Without oxygen, the whole electron transport chain gets short circuited. And then you end up with glycolysis. Even like if you're a marathon runner, you've all had the experience of hitting the wall, right? Or even if you're not a marathon runner, if you've just exercised to where you've overdone it, you just hit that point where all of a sudden you just gasp.
Bryant Meyers [00:20:34]:
You just can't. You probably hit glycolysis where you don't have enough oxygen to create enough energy. So people like when they get in a more cancerous zone are like, even without having to exercise, they're just kind of in a low oxygen. They're not getting enough oxygen. So PEMF first helps increase oxygenation and circulation. You know, one of the benefits of PEMF is increases nitric oxide too, which helps to improve microcirculation, gets the oxygen down in the capillaries so they get into the cells. And the second big thing is at the cell membrane, a couple of things are happening. PEMF helps the cells to breathe better, meaning it through a little electroparesis, it makes the cells more porous so the oxygen and nutrients can get in to the cells in the mitochondria and the waste products can get out.
Bryant Meyers [00:21:13]:
And, concurrently, it's helping to move charges in a similar way to exercise. So by moving these charges, you're able to directly charge the transmembrane potential without necessarily needing ATP to do that or, I mean, easy water. What I mean, obviously there's other waste, but I'm just kind of going by way and mainstream. So really in a nutshell, you know, healing is voltage, you know, and Jerry Tennant in his book was kind of the first popularized that phrase, right? Yeah. Excellent. Right? I mean, I first read that book right when it came out. In fact, when I wrote my book, I had a whole chapter inspired by him on voltage, you know, the cell voltage. So, so yeah, the PEMF is helping to increase cell voltage directly and indirectly.
Bryant Meyers [00:21:56]:
And in so doing, it increases pH because voltage is pH. And with all the and it's also improving oxygenation and microcirculation to get nutrients to the cells and waste products out. So by doing all of this, by bringing in oxygen and nutrients and taking all the waste out, you create more of, I like the analogy of a, of a flowing river in nature. Like a really, they're always very clean. When you have, when you're up in the mountains and you've got these rivers flowing, they're just very clean water, right? Where you got a swamp on the other hand where nothing's moving, it becomes a cesspool, right? So this is a problem with people at cancer. They're not, their lymph is stagnant. They're not, you don't have great circulation. And so it's like they're more, they end up in the cesspool situation where everything's stagnant.
Bryant Meyers [00:22:40]:
And this is the breeding ground for bacteria growth and viruses, replication and cancer cells. I mean cancers, it's all kind of related. It's the terrain, right? When we improve our biological terrain, it's like having fish in an aquarium, right? If it's a really dirty tank, I mean, you can try to add chemicals to clean up the water, but why not? You just change the water, you know, or know, you gotta clean it out. You gotta clean the tank and then the fish will be happy. You can't just add this and that. The other thing to try to like, oh, we're gonna add this little antimicrobial to our our little tank here and help our fish with all this bacteria that's overgrowing, right? But The whole thing's just full of like scum. You got to like clean all that out. So this is why, you know, PEMF is an integral part of healing, but obviously you still have to have the diet, hydration, other things.
Bryant Meyers [00:23:26]:
Because that, but PEMF will make all the nutrition you're doing because it increases microcirculation and absorption. It'll help all that to get delivered better to the cells and the waste products removed. It just creates that, again, that flowing river. Just imagine like in the mountains, those really clean flowing rivers because of the movement, You know, where the, again, the cesspool swamp is stagnation. So we want to move out of stagnation, but of course you got to move your body, you know, doing like vibration or rebounding and, you know, different, you know, skin brushing is a really good little thing to kind of get the lymph moving. Typically with cancer, you have real, you know, people have stagnant lymph. So PEMF helps to get things moving, and then it helps to directly increase the charge of the cells. I call that kinetic and potential energy.
Bryant Meyers [00:24:11]:
It's improving the flows and all, oh, there is a study showing that PEMF helps to increase meridian flow, acupuncture flow. My friend Robert Benson called PEMF needleless acupuncture because she could see on her equipment similar benefits from PEMF using acupuncture. So it's increasing Meridian energy, chi flow. It's increasing nerve flow, lymphatic flow, blood flow, airflow through the airways. That's that's movement, right? Kinetic energy. Then potential energy is stored energy, like in the cell the cell voltage is like a stored energy. Because again, we need our batteries to be charged up. And then of course then we discharge that.
Bryant Meyers [00:24:48]:
But we still need so this is why I think everybody should use PEMF every day. Just like you brush your teeth every day. And even if you're healthy, allowing the cells to breathe better. Again when I say breathe better I mean through the electroparesis and all this movement. It allows nutrients and oxygen to go in and waste products to go out. Everything's flowing nice and easy. The cancer, everything kind of closed off and everything's like blocked and things just aren't moving. And sometimes, you know, emotions are a big part of that too, with the biofield.
Bryant Meyers [00:25:16]:
You know, you gotta, you gotta work on you know, the emotional. Sometimes there's a big emotional block that stuff that get everything like sludge, again, like the SWAMP, but now the SWAMP's in your biofield with emotions that are repressed and traumas, right? So obviously there's always other layers to healing, but PEMF will work in con in conjunction with all these other things to help get things moving again. Get your emotions moving, get your energy, your chi moving, get your blood, your lymph moving and get you everything charged up increase that cell voltage. And the mitochondrial membrane potential. Again, the voltages are stored in the mitochondria cell, tissue organ, even our whole body has a stored voltage, right? Which the Chinese call like the jing, you know, the chi and jing. Jing is like the stored energy, right? And of course there's shen, which is more the spiritualized.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:26:05]:
Yeah. No. I and I think that that I love actually that explanation because it ties so many things that we've talked about on this podcast together. And Eileen McKusick, we had her come in and talk about biofield tuning and, you know, this idea. Yeah. So she came on and spoke with me about, you know, clearing things and, you know, what's in our field and how emotional trauma and things get kinda trapped. And she describes that as just like stuck. You know? And so I love how you tied all of that together, and we've also had Thomas Seyfried talking about cancer as a metabolic condition and the Warburg effect and all of that.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:26:42]:
So this is really helpful, I think, for myself and I'm sure for people to listen to put these pieces together and help EMFs, you know, really is, like, just creating that movement and helping with the flow and helping with oxygenation and the microcirculation and the acidity and all of that. So I I actually really, really appreciate that explanation. And so, you know, you said in there that you think really everyone should be doing PEMF, you know, kinda like we brush our teeth. So I wanna ask you, like, if someone was just healthy and, like, you know, what do you do in terms of using PEMF as, like, a regular routine? And then I know that it's different based on what someone's dealing with, but maybe we could talk a little bit about if someone was dealing with cancer, like, what are the ways that they might use PEMF different than someone who's healthy? So we'll start with first, you know, how do you use it in supporting health?
Bryant Meyers [00:27:37]:
Yeah. So so for prevention, you know, the saying an ounce of preventions, an ounce of preventions were the pound of cure. So it's called preconditioning, like in both in different types of sciences where you're you're doing things that that increase your body's resiliency and your cellular resiliency. So it makes you more, makes you stronger. I like to use the metaphor of shields up in Star Trek. Like your shields are at a 100%. So cause you know, health is not just an absence of disease. Some people say, Oh, I've gone to my doctor, my doctor said I'm fine.
Bryant Meyers [00:28:07]:
But your shields might be only at 45%. But maybe they're enough to make it to keep you afraid you're not getting cling on torpedoes of ill health coming at you. And, you know, it's enough to keep the disease outright, but because you're not thriving. So I always love, Master Chiao, who wrote the book Product Healing. He's got this beautiful little image of somebody's energy where it's kind of a dark little biofield, but then it gets brighter and then brighter and brighter. And I like that because it shows that health can be evolutionary. So just be so just healthy, I mean we should have different words for like healthy level 1, healthy level 2. It's like we got all these words for disease, but we don't have different words for different late levels of good health.
Bryant Meyers [00:28:48]:
Because obviously an Olympic athlete has more metabolic energy than someone that doctors just say, Oh yeah, you're healthy. But yet they're not very active and they don't really feel good most of the time. It's like, Well, my doctor said I'm fine. So PEMF is helping us to go evolutionary by increasing cell voltage and again making your cells breathe. But I mean, so imagine there's somebody like kind of gasping for breath. It's like maybe they're not, maybe they're getting enough air to prevent them from dying, but it's not optimal. So the cells, when the cell, when the cells are closed off or when there's not enough microcirculation, it's like the cells aren't breathing. Because again, it is breathing, right? Because we've got to get oxygen into the cells, the mitochondria, and then the carbon dioxide comes out.
Bryant Meyers [00:29:27]:
So the cells, I mean, we're breathing oxygen in and carbon dioxide out, right? The cells are doing that too. Cells are breathing in oxygen and exhale in carbon dioxide. But it's not through lungs, it's through the cell membrane. So by making the cells breathe better, just you're just gonna feel better than where you are now. So so better is I mean, good is good, but better is even better and better yet is even better yet. So if you're if you're an athlete, you can notice increased athletic performance. And with the IOS, one of the devices I work with, they did this way back in the day. They did this video fit for the challenge and they interviewed all these Olympic athletes that were using.
Bryant Meyers [00:30:02]:
Back then it was called the Veedelife IMRS 2000. And they would talk about how to increase their performance, help them with recovery, all these things. But one thing I want to say about preconditioning is one study by Siskin and Walker showed that when you did PEMF before, well, this is with mice. Okay. They would deliberately like, not very humane, I know, but they would deliberately injure the mouse. But if they did the PEMF before they recovered, I don't know. I forget exactly by how much was like twice as fast or whatever, even without doing PEMF afterwards, they recovered quicker. And then they did the same test knowing this time they didn't do PEMF before, but then they did PEMF after and it recovered just slightly better, but I mean, it was out, but it wasn't too far off.
Bryant Meyers [00:30:45]:
Meaning doing PEMF before as a prevention worked almost as good to speed up the healing as PEMF after Almost, but not quite. And now if you do both, it's even better, right? I mean, it just makes sense. So this is called preconditioning and same thing with red light therapy too. They Michael Hamlin and red light therapy experts talk about preconditioning all the time because it makes yourselves more resilient. So that way, maybe if you fall down, you hurt yourself but you don't break the bone. Or maybe you get COVID but then you don't get in it for very long. You know, maybe, you know, whatever. I mean, whatever stresses or maybe something really stressful enters your life and maybe normally you'd get sick, but this maybe you don't because your your cells have a stronger voltage.
Bryant Meyers [00:31:25]:
So your shields are at a 100% maybe or maybe again 100% is ideal. But but you know, we keep that's it, but it's a good metaphor because our biofield is a light field. So it is like the shields in Star Trek, right? So as we get our as our biofield grows, you know, then the stressors that you got all this was called a was it this guy that was in the hormesis called it the homeodynamic buffer zone. And I like the word homeodynamic because we're not just homeostasis. People use that a lot. Oh yeah. We want to bring the body back to homeostasis. No, we don't.
Bryant Meyers [00:31:56]:
That's a death. I mean, you don't want to be static. You want to, so he used the word homeo. I like that word because it's like a state of balance, but it's a, it's a, it's a dynamic balance. Right? So, so yeah, so we want our, our, our, when we, he called it the homeodynamic buffer zone. I love, I love that word. So whenever we use, like he would call it hormetic stresses because you know a lot of things you know red light, even certain spices they found, exercise, all these different ways you can precondition the cells to make them more resilient. And he would call this like growing your homeodynamic buffer zone which is like shields up in Star Trek.
Bryant Meyers [00:32:29]:
You're getting more and more shielding from disease, right? So this is why prevention is so important because cancer, you just let the shields are down to 5% or let's say 15%. If we're gonna go by cell voltage we can say shields are down to 15%. So everything, all the torpedoes, all the things are coming in, we're vulnerable. You know, we just breathe in a little gas or some fumes and it makes us sick. You know, we're just, we don't have that buffer zone to shield from all the stresses of life. So that's one of the things I've, along with other, obviously exercise and sleep, all these other things he talks about helps to grow. But, but PEMF is one another tool and you can add to that arsenal to increase cell voltage, increase energy increase. I do feel.
Bryant Meyers [00:33:10]:
I don't, I mean, again, we actually have a little bit of evidence with GDB in the bio well. Well, not just the bio well, my friend, my friend, William Vitales, who works with Doctor. Zachary Busch, who a lot of people know nowadays, he's becoming more well known and he, they have a GDB scanner and I sent them the IMRS mat and they did before and afters and they could see what, I don't know if you're familiar with the GDB, it's gas discharge visualization. Some call it aura photography. I don't really like that word because people kind of discount it too quickly, knee jerk. And you know, you could say it's a biofield reader in a way, right? But it'll show you the volt that he uses three numbers, the energy jewels of your biofield, the symmetry you got is your energy balanced, and the cohesiveness. So you want obviously you want your biofield to be energetic, right? Joules of energy is energy. So you got more jewels means you're brighter.
Bryant Meyers [00:33:59]:
So he saw with 1 IMF session people their gdv would go their jewels would go up and their energy. If it was asymmetrical, if there was too much energy on one side or the other, it became more balanced and it increased cohesiveness, which is cause the biofield, you can have like kind of like little tears or holes where energy is just kind of leaking out. So the cohesiveness means it smooths all those holes. It kind of makes it more cohesive. It kind of nits those holes. So there makes it so you're not losing energy. Right. So you can see all those those are the 3 big parameters with like the with BioWell MGD.
Bryant Meyers [00:34:34]:
So that's another great validation that PEMF is really increasing our overall biofield energy. So it's not just cell voltage, it's the overall biofield energy. Of course, that makes sense because, you know, our health is dependent on the quality of the health of our cells, right? So our overall biofield energy is in large part due to the second, whatever, 37 to 100 trillion cells in our body, depending if we get read. Nobody, I mean, there's not a nobody seems to be able to agree on that. But we have, you know, trillions of cells, probably around 37,000,000,000,000 according to Google right now. But that's a lot of cells, 37,000,000,000,000, right? That's a big number. So if they all have a little 70 milliwatts of voltage, that all adds up, right? Or if you're only at 15 milliwatts, like in the case of cancer, that had down a lot. So at the body level, it can really create situations where you, like with cancer, just have so much less energy than someone with, or obviously anybody that if you know people with cancer, and you are depleted of your energy.
Bryant Meyers [00:35:36]:
I mean, sometimes people have cancer and they seem to be still active, but when it gets to a deeper, more advanced stage, you really just, I mean, because if there's no cell, how can you have energy if your cell voltage is so low. Right?
Dr. Katie Deming [00:35:47]:
Yeah. Well and so in preconditioning, do you use PEMF once a day? Do you use it twice a day? Like, how do twice a day?
Bryant Meyers [00:35:56]:
Yeah. Twice a day is kind of recommended. I mean, you can do more. If you have more time, you can do more and you can do longer sessions. You know, you know, even 8 minutes twice a day is for a really busy person. Does a lot. So just, it's like brushing your teeth twice a day, you know? But I mean, if you have more time, you know, maybe you brush your teeth longer and you floss and you do get the water pick out and you do all kinds of extra things because you have more. So it is advantageous to spend a little more time if you have more time.
Bryant Meyers [00:36:23]:
We tell the busy people, just get at least 8 minutes twice a day as a just a bare minimum, just to people are like, oh, yeah, I can do that. If you have more time, you know, and you're gonna like when you like how you start feeling, it's like, well, I kind of wanna do long recession. Yeah. And if you have a localized injury, then of course you wanna spend that I'm not talking we're just talking about preconditioning now.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:36:42]:
No. But but, yeah, let let's talk about how someone might be using it for recovery from, let's say, a surgery or whatever, then I mean, obviously, you're not gonna give specific protocols because if someone needs to do that and they need direction about what they need to do for their specific thing, but just kinda give us some sense of how that can be used for recovery.
Bryant Meyers [00:37:03]:
Well, rec I mean, surgery, I mean, there's there's a difference. We can talk about this spraining your ankle versus because surgery, when you have a wet wound, that's got stitches. I do tell people wait for this, at least the stitches to everything to dry up because one of the things PEMF does really well is it makes the blood flow. Cause it increases I mean it decreases the viscosity of the blood, which is usually good. Most people their blood's too thick and it's like maple syrup going through their veins. They're just they're not they don't have too high of viscosity because of all the sugar and all the stuff that's going on. I mean they're not drinking enough water all these reasons. So when you get surgery though sometimes it does PNF works a little too well.
Bryant Meyers [00:37:40]:
So I tell people that you want the blood to clot. Wait for everything to clot first where you have the wound just dry. And even the doctors in Germany, they would say even right after surgery you can use PEMF, just use at a very low intensity, very gently. But I think just to play it safe, it's probably best just to wait for the stitches to like the clots to form where you you don't have a wet wound, right? You're everything clotted and everything's But at that point then you can start using PEMF and it will just help to stimulate. Again, according to the NASHES study, 400% increase in stem cells. And again, when you hurt yourself, you got surgery, or you're trying to recover, and you're trying to create new cells, right? You know, it's- and you're reading- you read the Healing with Voltage book, right? I mean, you know, new cells- making new cells requires energy. And space. That's what I tell people, space is the other thing.
Bryant Meyers [00:38:28]:
So there- listen I don't want to get off too much on a tangent on this. But when cells divide they have- they've got little receptors that sense that there's room to divide. So if you're in a body that's full of all kinds of fat cells and toxins and not enough water, it's like literally the cells have no room to divide to create new tissue. So in space means helping to detox, right? Getting all the toxins out of your body, making sure you're well hydrated, and you got, you know, everything's kind of flowing. But, but the energy, you need more voltage to create new cells. If you don't, again, if you don't have enough voltage, it's hard to create new cells. I mean, mitosis is a very energy intensive processor. You're taking one cell and it's dividing into 2.
Bryant Meyers [00:39:09]:
I mean, you got it. That takes energy. So or increasing just creation of stem cells because we do typically have resident stem cells in all our tissues, right? So PEMF does help to then increase differentiation. It kind of wakes the stem cells up and helps them to create new tissue. So that's why we've seen people cut their healing time in half on average, because it does, it stimulates stem cells regeneration. All these it's always stimulates many growth factors, which have been have all these biological biochemical cascades that increase healing. It gets kind of complicated when you get into all the the signal, the signaling molecules and all the different networks, but essentially it's doing a lot of really pro healing things as far as like with the growth factors, the stem cells, etcetera. Right?
Dr. Katie Deming [00:39:54]:
And for someone with cancer who say they're past, you know, or they're not having surgery, there's benefits to doing this for all the reasons that you said before. And there's no, correct me if I'm wrong, there's no data to say that people with cancer shouldn't do this for any reason, that PEMF is dangerous or problematic. I I guess the big questions people might ask is, like, well, can I do this during chemotherapy? Could I do it, you know, with while I'm having conventional therapies? And I don't know if you have experience with that or what your thoughts
Bryant Meyers [00:40:25]:
are. No. We do have experience, but it's it's kind of a delicate thing because we have to always say, you know, you have to follow your doctor's advice. If your doctor says don't do it, I have to say don't do it. Right? Even though my understanding is you absolutely would I mean, if I had a loved one or myself had cancer, I mean, I would absolutely want to be doing PEMF. In fact, we have like a 70 page packet of different like articles on PEMF and cancer. Or just a background on some of it's not directly to cancer, but some of it with a doctor, what's your name Doctor. Doudart I can't pronounce these names right and Doctor.
Bryant Meyers [00:40:57]:
Connelly they show that PEMF helps with and it's the voltage connection by increasing cell voltage just seems to kill the cancer cells I mean so but again increasing cell voltage also, there's what kind of complicates a little bit why it sometimes takes time is that some people's cell membrane integrity is not great. So if you don't, it's like a leaky capacitor, right? If you, if you don't have your cell membrane isn't, isn't healthy, it's hard for your cells to store charge. So PEMF, it's charging up, it's like trying to charge up a corroded battery. I mean, it gets kind of difficult. But if you can do all the nutritional things to kind of, it kind of all works together, right? So I never think it's too late. I mean, I had I have a couple stage 4 testimonials with cancer. Of course, I can't say it treats, cures, or mitigates cancer, but, you know, like Doctor. Al Kennedy, he had stage 4 colon cancer and, you know, used the IMS and he did he did chemotherapy and surgery.
Bryant Meyers [00:41:53]:
Okay. So he did. But he was still feeling awful after all that. So he started using the IMS and like in 3 months, he just turned around. He was doing diet, good diet and other things, but he said it was the IMS that really started to help him feel the difference. And this was in 2018. He became cancer free. And now he's still doing well till today.
Bryant Meyers [00:42:12]:
In fact, just my birthday was June 18th, just this year. He wished me a happy birthday through Facebook. In fact, he even came to my house with his daughter, just he wanted to shake my hand. He just wanted me. It was very moving, very touching. He happened to be in town. So that's that's a long time. You know, stage 4 colon cancer still 7 years later, he's still doing well.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:42:30]:
I love that. That's
Bryant Meyers [00:42:31]:
a touching story. I actually have a testimony on my YouTube channel. So but so I've seen not just him, but other this is just a touching case because, you know, he came to my house. I got to know him, and he keeps in touch with me, and he's still doing well 7 years later.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:42:44]:
So, you know, what I would like to talk about something, Brian, is there are a lot of these devices that are kinda cheap. Oh, right. And you can buy them on Amazon or and I'm just wondering, can you speak to maybe the problems with some of these devices and and what people need to be really cautious about when they're looking at purchasing Yeah. PEMF.
Bryant Meyers [00:43:05]:
Yeah. So I I'm gonna hide the name of the brand. I don't wanna get you in any trouble, but I can just at least talk about the biggest I feel the biggest scam in the PEMF industry. So I'm not I'm not going to disclose what brand this is, but the way you can identify these cheap Chinese mats, of course, this is probably just the podcast audio. But it's got the crystals, gemstones. I mean, it's got the gemstones or crystals, far infrared, negative ions. So they claim to have all these things. And I tell people if the PEMF met you're looking at has crystals or gemstones in it, it's junk.
Bryant Meyers [00:43:37]:
And I can say this with a lot of confidence because guess how many of these mets I have? I got 12 of them. All the main brand. They're all the same. I mean they literally all have the same cheap AM rod ferrite coils that you can get on Alibaba for 50¢. In fact, you can get these mats. This is a popular one that I got on I got one on Alibaba Direct the same one for a $109. They're selling it for like a thousand. So they're just buying these cheap garbage PEMF mats and doing a whole lot of marketing because they got such a big profit margin.
Bryant Meyers [00:44:07]:
And so, but the worst part of them though is that the PEMF signal is they're just pulsing 60 Hertz from the wall. There's really no signal to it. It's a scam. I mean, there and so it's really easy. And I tell people again, just to reemphasize, if you're looking at a device and it claims to have negative ions and gemstones, just run. There is not one good PEMF device with gemstones that claims to have negative ions. And I don't think there's anything wrong with gemstones. It's just that, well, they're really low quality.
Bryant Meyers [00:44:35]:
If you cut these open and look inside, the gemstones are not good anyway. But it's just the identifier. It's just that that's how you know it's junk. And there's a I don't know if I'm allowed to say the brands, but there's I can go through a list of all the brands if you wanted me to, but
Dr. Katie Deming [00:44:49]:
To avoid? Yeah. I mean, I don't mind me saying the brands to avoid. Well, let's
Bryant Meyers [00:44:52]:
just go from the popular ones. It's Higher Dose, Healthy Line, Healthy Way, the Ferrisage TheraPro, BonChard, Kala, Grunie. There's one called Sparkle now. There's a couple and they're just popping up like weeds because what these, what a lot of companies are realizing oh, the hygge, the hygge map is one because hygge is like red light and I'm noticing multiple red light companies now are throwing in a PEMF and they always, for whatever reason, are picking these cheap Chinese gemstone mats. And I did several I'm doing some videos right now where I test, first of all, there's no measurable negative ions, so that's a scam. And I actually called Alpha Lab makes this expensive negative ion counter. That's one of their big marketing things. Look, you get PEMF plus negative ions, plus crystals, plus far infrared.
Bryant Meyers [00:45:39]:
Wow, look at all this stuff, right? Well, measurably no negative ions. And the engineer who's got a PhD in superconductivity, pretty smart guy, he's the one that made, helped design and make these devices to measure ions. He said you can't get negative ions from crystals. He said you've got to heat it up to 1100 degrees and then you get both positive and negative. So not only is it measurably, and I did the test and on my YouTube channel you can see the test. So there's 0 negative ions, which is one of their selling points. The red light therapy, some of them have red light therapy, little bulbs on them. I measure it, and I kid you not, I had $13 Christmas tree lights from Amazon, and the irradiance, you know this is a spectroradiometer, a very expensive one.
Bryant Meyers [00:46:20]:
And I measured the irradiance and it was on these cheap devices. It was the same with Christmas tree lights. They're not it's not therapeutic. And even Michael Hamlin, one of the experts, says you need at least 5 milliwatts per centimeter squared minimum. Right? And these lights were like 1 to 1 and a half milliwatts per centimeter squared. So that's a gimmick. But again, the worst part of it is their coils, they're just transmitting 60 Hertz pulse on and off with measurable dirty electricity. And I did a test on the healthy line showing that on the electric setting, I was getting over a 100 volts per meter.
Bryant Meyers [00:46:53]:
And some people are sleeping on these. Now, by TriField standards in their manual, they said you want to stay under 50 volts per meter, ideally. And I measured my power outlet. My power outlet was a 100 volts per meter. So the electric field that you're laying on healthy lawn, some people sleep on these all night long, these masks. It's like laying on a bunch of outlets right under your bed, at least the electric field measurably. Again, I'm not just trying to bash these companies. This is all measurable testable things.
Bryant Meyers [00:47:21]:
So those mats are the worst of the worst. And even if it was a clean 60 Hertz, which it's not 60 Hertz bite has been shown to suppress melatonin. 60 Hertz is not a good frequency to be using in a PEMF device. So if you're just pulsing the wall current, of course, that's all there is. You don't have a signal generator. And again, I've, I have 12 of these mats and without exception, all those ones I mentioned and more, any with crystals or gemstones, they all have the same coils. They all pulse 60 Hertz. The one exception is Healthy Line has this advanced controller, but I even measured that.
Bryant Meyers [00:47:53]:
And there's even their square weight was 60 Hertz. And I, we did it. We did a test. So it's like, there's a lot I can say, but to me that's the worst part of it. And if there is dirty electricity, I mean there is dirty electricity, I can measure it. We know, and you've interviewed some of these people, that electro smog is a contributor to cancer. It's not gonna, I mean it's, it's something that it's gonna make things worse, I mean, potentially, because we can't say that's settled science because there's a debate. Right? Even though I I think the research is very convincing.
Bryant Meyers [00:48:22]:
You know, some again, you know, it's it's there's contrary research, usually I think funded by big power companies and telecom companies, because 5 gs stuff, well, it's like, oh, are you one of those 5 gs nutcases? You know, it's like, no, actually there's a lot of studies showing that 5 gs's are harmful. You're just listening to the news every night or something. Because that's just propaganda studies that's trying to hide this real information. And in Europe, they understand this better than the US here. So the last thing in the world, and this is why I'm so against these companies and why you see me do a lot of stuff against them, because these are the top selling, sadly, mats right now, these Chinese gemstone mats. And it's not PEMF, it's EMF. It does the whole industry a bad name. And if I could have my way, I would either help to inspire these people to make their products better or just put them out of business if they're not going to try to make their products better because this is, this is not helping people.
Bryant Meyers [00:49:14]:
And I'll say potentially harmful. I I gotta be careful because it's yes. The science isn't settled, but if you think 5 g and 60 hertz and electro smart is unhealthy, I mean, then I'll let you make your own decision. I mean, I'm not
Dr. Katie Deming [00:49:27]:
Yeah. Well, and I think that that's the thing though is it is so confusing for people because they see these, you know, things, and it's hard to know what is actually helpful. And if you're buying one of these mats because you want it to improve your health, but then it's 60 Hertz and just basically electroSMOD, that's that's not helpful and potentially harmful.
Bryant Meyers [00:49:50]:
And in fairness, it's the electric field component of electroSMOD because their coils have such a high inductance, it smooths out the magnetic field. So you know with I don't know if you know this, but with electro smoke, when you test your house, you wanna test both the magnetic and electric field because they're they are different. Well, I mean they're related, but I mean it's the magnetic fields do penetrate deeper, but still when you're laying on a mat that has a dirty electricity and electric field component, you get capacitively coupled, it's called. Meaning there's a resonance between that dirty electricity in the mat and you. So like you're part of this almost capacitor system and you can get little micro shocks because, because it's a 100 volts per meter. That's high enough to cause these little I mean, you're not gonna like, like you're not gonna lay on one of these mats to like feel a shock, but it's it's below maybe your perception threshold, but it is happening. This is not good. It will let me, let me simply just conclude with this.
Bryant Meyers [00:50:42]:
It's it's the same as using, remember back in the day when they were worse, electric blanket. So the electric fields in these Chinese gemstone mat devices I mentioned are the same kind of electro smog as electric blankets. So if you think electric blankets are bad, then you think these are bad. Again, not everybody people are like, Oh, that's just your conspiracy theory. It's like, No, electric blankets aren't healthy. There are studies that show detrimental effects. And now they're trying to make them a little better nowadays, but, you know, they're still not ideal, most of them that are out there.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:51:15]:
Brian, this has been so helpful. And if people I know you do consulting for people who are interested in PEMF.
Bryant Meyers [00:51:23]:
Oh, yeah. Well, if you wanna look at device, we didn't if we had more time, we could talk about what to look for in a good PEMF device. But it's typically the device is gonna have a good coils, a good signal With an actual signal generator that's actually making a good signal, that's got a high slew rate, a broad spectrum of frequencies, and the repetition rate should be in alignment with the time of day so that you get energizing frequencies in the morning and more relaxing at night. So those are the, those are the, in real briefly, the essential elements of a good PEMF device. And typically I recommend a full body device. Because again, you want to open up your meridians, which are for the top of your head, your bottom, your feet, your nervous system. I mean, all your body's main, like I call them fractal branching networks, you know, circulatory, lymphatic, nervous meridian. They go from the top of your head to the bottom of your feet, right? So a full body mat opens up all those flows.
Bryant Meyers [00:52:14]:
And then you use a local applicant for any injuries or any localized issues.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:52:18]:
If you could provide just your your website, and we will link it in the show notes so that people can find your website. And I know that your cell phone and all your information is on there for people to contact you. But Well,
Bryant Meyers [00:52:28]:
I mean, you can just do bryantmeyers.com. All my information is there. So just my name, bryantmeyers.com. And yeah, my, my email's there. My phone number's there. It's not a really fancy website right now, but you can just, I try to, I just try to encourage people to give me a call if, if they're, if you're in the market for FQF device, that's kind of my only criteria. And I'm really happy because I wanna steer people in the right direction. I'm happy to help.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:52:55]:
I love it. Well and, you know, I think that we'll probably have you back for another conversation. I think red light would be something I would love to talk to you about. But thank you so much for being on the show today, and I know that our listeners are gonna find it very helpful to have this information about PEMF. Yeah.
Bryant Meyers [00:53:12]:
It was fun. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Yeah. And definitely let's do it again sometime.
Dr. Katie Deming [00:53:15]:
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