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Results for PEMF: Sean Durkan
PEMF Symptoms include, sudden electrical type facial pain often described as a 'lightening bolt' sensation, Facial numbness, Vision issues, Jaw muscle s...
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    Sean Durkan
PEMF Fog and Concussion PEMF protocols. The IC Pad can...
    7.45 k
    Sean Durkan
PEMF protocol were first developed by Harry Van Gelder...
PEMF This PEMF includes the frequencies to realign the Cranium on the Cervical Spine, known as the OA Joint. This can reduce many symptoms of CCI includ...
    1.31 k
    Sean Durkan
PEMF Hypoxia describes a condition that occurs when the levels of Oxygen in your body tissues drops below normal. Some of the symptoms are, restlessness...
PEMF This PEMF contains frequencies that remove trauma, inflammation, stiffness and pain from your neck. The specific tissues targeted are the Discs, V...
PEMF Good for releasing residual muscle tension, headaches, joint stiffness and restricted movement in neck. Good to run after you run my Cervical Disc ...
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    Sean Durkan
PEMF Run this Pemf with Disc trauma and Meniscus trauma as the 'Disc' in the TMJ joint may need more time to heal. It may also be useful to run my other...
PEMF The Hip Flexors are the deepest core muscles that take the strain if the abdominal and/or Gluteal muscles are weak. They shorten and can feel tight...
PEMF Improves microtubule function. Microtubules store trauma and are the interface with the cells individual information field. This is an IC that play...
    368
    Sean Durkan
PEMF This IC has been created to mitigate against the effects of toxic exposure to smoke and pollutants from forest fires. It includes frequencies that ...
    3.72 k
    Sean Durkan
PEMF This PEMF has been created to reduce pain, stiffness and improve Range Of Movement (ROM) in the Hip Joints. It might be useful to run as an adjunct...
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