[ 04-10-2019, 12:22 AM: Message edited by: Lymetoo ]
Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
Way too much. And it's really annoying that Lyme patients are advertising it. I think google is responsible for ads showing up on youtube. Are you watching youtube, Maddog?
It's not the same as rife, which puts out frequencies. This device puts out magnetic pulses. I've tried variations of them before and yes, they do help - they boost the electromagnetic energy of the body, which helps ions go and out of the cells better and speeds up healthy biochemistry.
After any session with one, my pain level went down and the tinnitus ringing in my ears stopped for 6 hours, meaning the nerves to the ears were working better.
I guess they do cost something, but they shouldn't cost so much! I think if they're talking about helping Lyme patients get well that they need to make it much more affordable.
You can call the company and chat with them. I recommend doing so, so they start to hear that Lyme patients are interested, but most don't have 8-10K lying around to fork over...
Posted by MADDOG (Member # 18) on :
I remember a Doug device that used magnetic frequencys.
The Dude was on here.
I sort of had one going then blew my amp to toast.
Looks like i need to gather some of my old stuff back together.
I got a new amp but was afraid to ruin it again.
MADDOG
Posted by LymeNut (Member # 40314) on :
Go to BetterHealthGuy podcasts and he interviews AmpCoil company owners for like an hour. It sounds pretty good but way too expensive.
Posted by Badtick (Member # 9794) on :
You can purchase a superior version of this device for a fraction of the price Ampcoil is asking. This is very simple technology.
Ampcoil does a lot of marketing.
Posted by lookup (Member # 44574) on :
Look at the Sentient. It's way less expensive.
Posted by Lassie27 (Member # 31083) on :
Do these things actually work? Anyone tried them?
Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
Badtick, when you say there's a superior version, can you name which one it is, or if there's many, can you name them? Thx -
Lassie27 - yes, they work. I had access to PEMF coil machines for a little while, did several sessions holding the coil.
My first session lasted 10 seconds! My throat closed, and I thought, this is powerful! Next session I lasted 20 seconds, just to give you an idea of the power of this thing.
It pulses magnetic pulses. A sick or injured body does not have a high magnetic pulse, so we're restoring it.
I eventually got up to an hour! And I got to try it for free at a medical office.
It took down all pain for me, it stopped the ringing in my ears for 6 hours after a session when no other treatment has been able to affect the tinnitus.
I asked a top Lyme doctor about it affecting the ringing in the ears and he said it probably quieted down the nerves to the ears.
Look up PEMF technology and how good it is for the body.
Anyway, a company that is pitching its product shouldn't be charging so much. Google ads on youtube show Lyme patients advocating the machine, which costs 8-10K. Most patients don't have that kind of money.
Posted by MattH (Member # 30846) on :
I bought a Sentient and am waiting on delivery. They need to get enough orders to then build several at once. It has taken about a month so far and I should have it in a day or two.
I tried the Amp Coil but the price was just too expensive. After some research I decided on the Sentient because my Doug Coil no longer works and the guy that built it does not respond, so time to try a new device!