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Preventing consequential diabetic health complications using MRS
Diabetes has become a rapidly growing illness within our society. Presently, 239 Million people are suffering from diabetes worldwide, while in the year 2000, 150 Million people were affected. In Germany, eight percent of the population is diagnosed with this illness and the numbers are on the rise. Given this alarming statistic, the International Diabetic Federation has declared diabetes “Epidemic of the 21st Century”. For insurance companies, treatment costs are skyrocketing, averaging 30 Billion Euros per year.
We are distinguishing between two types of diabetes mellitus:
Type 1 diabetes may already have originated in childhood or during adolescence and is considered an autoimmune disease. Due to a derailed immune system, proper insulin production in the pancreas is no longer possible. To replace the body’s own insulin, these patients are insulin-dependent for the rest of their lives.
Type 2 diabetes used to be connected to older generations, occurring only at an advanced age. Unfortunately, due to poor diet, nutritional deficits as well as overweight, type 2 diabetes is now occurring in children and adolescence as well. Overweight and lack of exercise are considered the main risk factors. It can also be linked to heredity. Type 2 diabetes mellitus results from insulin resistance, a condition in which cells fail to use insulin properly, sometimes combined with an absolute insulin deficiency. This form was previously referred to as “adult-onset diabetes”.
With the help of proper treatment, both types of diabetes are manageable. However, long-term existence poses the risk of serious consequential complications. Unfortunately, very often these complications are not recognized at first, and once they are, they may have irreparable consequences. Typical diabetes-related complications are:
Damage to the small blood vessels (microangiopathy)
Damage to the large blood vessels (macroangiopathy)
Peripheral nerve damage (diabetic polyneuropathy)
Damage to the kidneys (diabetic nephropathy)
Damage to the eyes (leading to blindness)
Gum Problems (periodontitis)
Difficulties in wound healing (which needs immediate attention!)
Magnetic Field Therapy supporting the treatment of diabetes
MRS represents a relatively young and modern treatment method which can accompany diabetes in many ways, including preventative measures against above complications regardless whether we are dialing with type 1 or type 2. Its effectiveness can best be explained referring to the general benefits this treatment method provides for the body. MRS improves blood circulation within the finest vessels (capillaries) which is extremely important in case of diabetes. It enhances oxygen utilization and assists in wound healing, it supports the cell metabolism and the absorption of sugar. Studies have shown the positive effect in the repair of nerve structures which is most important in the case of diabetic polyneuropathy which could include heart and bladder problems as well as bowl dysfunction. MRS balances the autonomic nervous system and reduces stress. All these benefits are essential in the treatment of diabetes mellitus and diabetic complications.
Medication reduction due to MRS
In our clinic, we are experiencing improvement in diabetes on a regular basis, especially in connection with type 2. This enables us to reduce medication. At the beginning of MRS treatments, it is important to ensure an accurate glucose control to determine when to reduce medication and to detect a change in blood sugar level. For this reason, it is important to inform the doctor if MRS is administered at home. Magnetic resonance stimulation has proven extremely effective to avoid surgery or even amputation.
Conclusion after many years of practical experience
Long term MRS application is an excellent supportive measure in the treatment of diabetes, especially to prevent complications and the onset of other consequential illnesses. Ideally the mat should be purchased for home use to apply twice a day. Even though costs are not covered by insurance companies, I personally consider the purchase of a magnetic field device within the low frequency range the best investment to protect our most valuable asset – HEALTH. In addition, using this treatment method can benefit the entire family in a preventative manner.
(This translation expresses the author’s opinion, condensed and easy to comprehend)
DR. JOEL P. CARMICHAEL, DC, DACBSP, DENVER, COLORADO
“When we observe a non-healing ulcer in a diabetic patient we understand some of the chemical features of the ulcer itself. We understand the changes in tissue pH, the changes in vasculature and blood supply and we understand the risk of developing infection in that tissue. In some cases antibiotics and topical treatments are useless, and the ulcer won’t heal. Then we place the diseased limb in a magnetic field and within days we begin to see a miracle happen. The ulcer begins to shrink. The depth of the wound begins to fill in with healthy tissue. We are at the intersection point between the power of electrons (magnetic field) and biological healing. While we don’t need to become physicists, all of us need to understand and use energy better, and when we do, we will enjoy better health” (Book: “Magnetic Resonance Stimulation – Using the Field to Maximize Your Health”)
WILLIAM PAWLUK, MD, MARYLAND, USA
After my many years of medical practice, and more than 25 years of using magnetic field therapies, I have seen truly life-altering and dramatic results from the use of PEMFs in diabetics. Not only do PEMF therapies help to condition all tissues to be as healthy as possible, especially as we get older, but they also accelerate the natural health recovery of diabetic tissues. (Book: “Power Tools for Health”)
DR. MED MARTIN GSCHWENDER, MUNICH, GERMANY
General practitioner and Naturopathic Medicine, incorporating Magnetic Field Therapy since many years
Translated excerpts of the article published in Informationsdienst Magnetfeldtherapie (Ausgabe 35)
https://www.pemftindia.com/imrs-protecting-diabetics-from-further-complications.html