Translation: Dr. Florian Davidis, MD

Doctors answer Magnetic Field Therapy Questions

Petra H. Stellte, Germany, asked the following question:

“Since my son (5 years old) is suffering from asthma and allergies, while I am battling sinus problems, my physiotherapist recommended to use a pulsed electromagnetic field mat. Can MRS really help us?”

Allergy Specialist, Dr. Florian Davidis, MD answered:

“Your physiotherapist’s advice is worth more than gold.

Allergies can be caused by a cell wall weakness. If this problem occurs in the cells of the lung which are responsible for oxygen intake, these tissues react with a slight dehydration. The result is increased irritation during breathing which leads to a spasm symptomatic, which is then called asthma. Therefore, the actual cause could be “lack of water”. Needless to say, drinking water is not enough to treat acute symptoms. Magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS) can be applied in a very gentle form, gradually improving cell wall weakness, accompanied by drinking lots of water including vital minerals. (E.g. each 55 pounds of body weight requires 2 – 3 cups of water a day.) Taking advantage of MRS and water has proven to conquer allergies within six to nine months. It is equally important that your son remains in the care of an experienced health practitioner to detect and/or eliminate eventual other causes. Self education is of great value as well.”

Translation: Dr. Erich Ebner, MD

Magnetic Field Therapy in the Practice of Physicians
German MDs introduce themselves

Dr. Erich Ebner, MD practiced Internal Medicine, specializing in Cardiology and Intensive Care Medicine.  His therapeutic focuses included, among others, Electrophysiology and Pace Maker Therapy. 
He has been using magnetic field therapy in his practice since the year 2006.
Now retired, he still advocates this treatment method as THE therapy of the future and the future has already begun.

 Dr Ebner:  “Incorporating this side effect free therapy should always be a desirable option, and very much embedded in the consciousness of those trained in classical medicine. Regular use of magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS) in the filed of preventive medicine as well as therapeutically will definitely benefit human health. Ignoring this fact, patients will be forced to live with adverse health challenges even though modern alternative treatment methods are available”.

Translation: Dr. Juergen Esche, MD

Magnetic Field Therapy in the Practice of Physicians
German MDs introduce themselves

Dr. Juergen Esche, MD, specializing in Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery.
Since the year 2007, he served as Head Consultant and Chief Trauma Surgeon in the Clinic at the Behesda General Hospital in Hamburg, the Academic Teaching University, and Michaelis hospitals in Hamburg.  His main surgical focuses include Endoprosthetic (especially knee and hip joints) Laser Surgery, Aesthetic Surgery and Bioelectric Medicine. After completing his studies in Berlin, Kiel and Luebeck, he continued his education in Brazil, USA and the UK.

“For a long time, I was skeptical to incorporate magnetic field therapy into my practice.  After experiencing the benefit and success of magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS), it became part of various surgical intervention, as well as treating orthopedic illnesses, including sports medicine. My experiences were exchanged on a regular basis with physicists, molecular biologists, and bioelectric engineers.  In addition, I lectured the benefits of PEMF therapy at home and abroad.”

Translation: Dr. Peter Janata, MD

Magnetic Field Therapy in the Practice of Physicians
German MDs introduce themselves

Dr. Peter Janata,  MD, General Practitioner, Ahrensfeld/Berlin.
The main focuses of his therapeutic services include magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS), oxygenation therapy, as well as treatment of chronic liver disease.

“I have been incorporating MRS into my practice for eleven years.

Initially, I was reluctant to apply this treatment method. However,  experiencing its positive results, especially when treating chronic illnesses, I became totally convinced of it.  In my practice, MRS is being used in combination with conventional medicine, but also as sole treatment measure.  For me, it is important to stabilize the chronic course of illnesses, to bring them to a standstill and, if possible, to initiate a downward trend toward recovery which I am able to achieve with the help of MRS. The main areas of MRS application are chronic liver diseases and to support the treatment of cancer patients, asthma, cardiovascular diseases, migraines, osteoporosis, allergies as well as menstrual and menopause discomfort. According to my experience, all above mentioned illnesses respond favorably to magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS).

Translation: Dr. Horst Michaelis, MD

Doctors answer Magnetic Field Therapy Questions

 Mrs. B from Bokel, Germany,,asks the following question:

“Are there any alternatives to electrical cardioversion in atrial fibrillation? Would magnetic field therapy be an alternative? Thank you for your reply.”

Dr. Horst Michaelis, MD, Director of the Academy for Bioenergy, answers:

“Unfortunately, I have to answer your question with a clear “No”. Magnetic Field Therapy is not an alternative to electrical cardioversion in atrial fibrillation. Electrocardioversion is performed for specific cardiac arrhythmias.  It is a process by which the heart is shocked to normalize the heartbeat. This method can not be fulfilled by applying magnetic resonance stimulation.  However MRS may be used to improve general cardiac function, also improving arrhythmias.  The decision always depends on the specific diagnosis.

Translation: Dr. med. Hans-Dietrich Walther, Ophthalmologist

Magnetic Field Therapy in the Practice of Physicians
German MDs introduce themselves

Dr. med. Hans-Dietrich Walther, Ophthalmologist, Raubling, Germany .
Prior to practicing on his own, Dr. Walther held the position of Chief Ophthalmologist in a clinic for ophthalmology. He then obtained further education in holistic ophthalmology procedures. His treatment range includes conventional medicine as well as alternative methods of
holistic ophthalmology, such as acupuncture or traditional Chinese medicine, magnetic field therapy and radionics.

“Applying magnetic resonance stimulation (MRS), I especially appreciate its side effect-free method, its holistic effect which becomes beneficial in a wide treatment variety, supplementing or even optimizing medical therapies.
MRS has proven to benefit circulatory and scaring disorders, as well as many chronic and/or degenerative illnesses, which are not satisfactorily treatable with conventional medicine. In the practice of ophthalmology, MRS has achieved good results particularly in stabilizing macular degeneration and intraocular pressure.  It also benefited glaucoma (visual field enhancement).”