Excellent stuff. Am pleased to have made it to this great message eventually.

First up, thank you 🙏

We barely know each other yet you are willing to put in so much effort to assist my family. I live a very isolated existence here, predominately surrounded by idiots in a small village I never leave and my view of the world can grow dim at times so it is a joy to know there are still people like you in it.

The first thing I did upon reading your message above was send it to my step-father. He enjoys following my blog and also enjoys following new comments but is unlikely to find this one under such an old post. I believe he is receptive to these 'alternative' (should be mainstream!) ideas. Certainly he is keen to get his health back.

Your thoughts on the true origin of disease are concurrent with my own findings. Dis-ease as a word is a great clue. "In the beginning was the Word". A sound. A frequency. A thought. The physical is always secondary. No matter what it is.

I will look up Ed Strachar. He seems great!

As far as placement is concerned for PEMF devices it's a bit hard to say with Parkinsons. Some places work better than others to alleviate symptoms it would seem. The person who wrote this article is a Parkinsons sufferer using the mini magic. His experience described as follows:

So, one of the early major turnarounds I gained from using the PEMF device was that, if I put it on the back of my right shoulder [a placement I initially chose for convenience, but also since my right scalene/shoulder/clavicle region is the area where my residual pain and rigidity remains the greatest], just as I sit down to dinner, and leave it there for an hour, then I found this actually prevented much of the subsequent symptomatic shut down and medication ineffectiveness due to digestive impacts.

I think these PEMF machines can only go so far in helping with Parkinsons and other steps must be taken to address the root cause. Which is why your notes on MB are so valuable.

Just reading more on PEMF & Parkinsons here and I can see a machine which is designed to target the brain specifically.

Comes with a $15,000 price tag though. And makes no claims about curing Parkinsons. Perhaps for legal reasons?

How long do the effects last? Is it something that is always effective, or does its efficacy wear off over time

According to John White the constantly changing random signals keep the body from growing accustomed to the treatment. So apparently it can be used indefinitely, always with maximum effectiveness. Haven't heard anyone talking about how long the effect lasts but my feeling is that treatment should be a daily thing. Once or twice a day depending on severity. As for being attached to the device, again I'm not 100% clear on this but it does seem like people are fixing their less severe ailments and then renting or lending out their devices, so one assumes that once fixed, they no longer need them. With that said however I can see many people out there who are just using them every day, healthy or not. And it is likely these people will never part with their devices. Good thing? Bad thing? Hard to say. The last thing we really need is more devices in our lives, but if it has the capacity to elevate our consciousness when used every day, which supposedly it does, this device may just be the only one worth holding on to!

I found troscriptions when you mentioned MB and while it clearly works for people, these seem very over priced for what it is. And I'm certain my step-dad will be keen to avoid the blue mouth look.

Am keen to try it for myself. As drops.

Have you found it helpful with your energy issues?