Dr. Lar­ry Jag­gers gives a video report of how Mag­na­Pulse Ther­a­py worked with his anky­los­ing spondyli­tis.  Dr. Jag­gers is a pro­fes­sion­al ther­a­pist  very well versed tra­di­tion­al and  alter­na­tive heal­ing meth­ods.

Anky­los­ing Spondyli­tis is an autoim­mune con­di­tion sim­i­lar to Rheuma­toid Arthri­tis. In 2008 Townsend Let­ter for Doc­tors, we pro­posed that PEMF increased cell mem­brane poten­tial to decrease the ten­den­cy of Tumor Necro­sis Fac­tor medi­at­ed immune response.  This mod­el sug­gests why autoim­mune con­di­tions seem to always respond favor­ably to PEMF ther­a­py.

Dr. Jag­ger’s per­son­al assess­ment has great val­ue because of his com­bined for­mal knowl­edge, and long per­son­al expe­ri­ence with anky­los­ing spondyli­tis.  Mag­na­Pulse results rel­a­tive to oth­er meth­ods he has used over the past years treat­ing his con­di­tion.

Pro­to­col:

• 12 Min­utes with rope probe wrapped around waist (see video)
• 9 Min rope probe around neck (see video)

This graph shows live results of all sur­vey respon­dents dis­com­fort score after PEMF use in the the PEM­FLive Online Sur­vey.  This sys­tem gath­ers accu­mu­lates user response sta­tis­tics, and pro­vides a reg­istry of respons­es of all types.

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