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> Mr. Wyse:
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> Last year I downloaded a number of data about EMF. Most of these were
> references to research and claims of benefits by Sandyk
> If you are interested in more information, I can provide you with a number
> of internet sources concerning the effects of EMF's in the Picotesla (Pt)
> range on patients with Parkinsons.
I am interested in any information that will provide specific
information .
The present communication
> concerns five fully medicated Parkinsonian patients in whom application of
> a series of treatments with electromagnetic fields (EMF) of extremely low
> intensity (in the picotesla range) and frequency (5-8Hz) produced a
> dramatic improvement in performance on Thurstone's World-Fluency Test, a
> sensitive marker of frontal lobe functions.
" application of a series of treatments" leaves the following
questions unaswered .
What part of the body/head was treated ?
How long for?
Were other positions and durations tried ?
Did these other positions and durations produce no effect or reduced
effect ?
"dramatic improvement " leaves the following question unanswered
Was there any variation in the improvement ?
"( 5 - 8 Hz)"leaves the following questions unanswered
Were other frquencies tried and with what results ?
Was there a variation of best frequency for different people within
this range ?
Null results are as important as positive results .
Anyway thank you very much for your information and if you come
accross anymore ( the more specific the better ) please let me know.
I shall certainly be trying out stimulating the brain with the 5-8
hz frequency especialy as it coincides with the PD resting tremor
range , I believe.
peace
Alastair ( [log in to unmask] )
