PEMF in Focus: Applications & Insights for Lyme and Mold Patients

11 Dec 2023 · 4 min
3:30

Dr. Diane Lyman explains how PEMF therapy restores blood flow in Lyme and mold patients by boosting VEGF, a protein that rebuilds small blood vessels. Start with 2 to 5 minutes and work up to 20-minute sessions, but avoid it if you have cancer or EMF sensitivity.

Questions this video answers

Pulse electromagnetic frequency (PEMF).

VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor), which promotes growth of new blood vessels (microvasculature).

Start very slow: 2–5 minutes maximum for initial exposure.

About 20 minutes (depending on frequency).

Do not use vascularization treatments if you have cancer; always consult a doctor familiar with you.

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