20
for both would be the same as a single coil session described
above.
When possible, put one coil on each side of your body, rather
than one under and one on top of your body.
Power and Duration
One additional thing to understand is the proper application of
power and duration for the three types of sessions. Just because
you have a high horsepower engine in your car does not mean you
have to go 100 mile per hour every time you drive. It’s nice to have
that power because there are times when driving fast, or at least
accelerating quickly, can save you.
However, you must be extremely careful making use of that
power because if you exceed your ability to handle it more harm
than good can be the result.
The same holds true for the use of PEMF. If you kill pathogens
at a rate beyond what your body is able to expel naturally it can
cause a toxic buildup in your system, which can cause more harm
than the pathogen you are trying to get rid of.
You have two choices to remedy this. The first is to increase the
rate of expulsion with a proper detoxification protocol, and the
second is to reduce the rate of kill off by using a shorter session
duration.
Using a little common sense will go a long way here. If the
pathogen is eminently life threatening, the use of power and the
risks associated with that is better than being too little, too late.
Just be prepared to follow through with what is needed to mitigate
the results of taking the risk. Otherwise, you may be replacing
one life threatening situation with another. Fortunately, these
occurrences are extremely rare.
Again, it’s a bit like taking an antibiotic. You wouldn’t think of
taking the entire prescription at one time even though you have
heard of situations in an emergency room that similar doses were
given to save a person’s life.
What you may not realize when hearing the story is the
emergency room doctor also knew, and was prepared for, the
consequences resulting from such a life saving tactic. We all want
to eliminate health problems as quickly as possible but a little
patience will better serve you.
