The Piezoelectric Effect_ PEMF Therapy

29 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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Aaron Hartman, MD (speaker) explains the piezoelectric effect using a common grill-button analogy: pressure on certain crystals produces a spark. He says an analogous piezoelectric electrical effect occurs in bone cells (referenced verbally as "osteoart clasts") when we walk or lift weights, contributing to bone growth and strength. He also claims the Earth's electromagnetic fields produce similar effects in bones and cells, creating cellular energy.

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Aaron Hartman, MD

October 29, 2024

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