What advantages does QRS have over static magnetic devices?

Static devices include magnet-imbedded items such as bracelets, chair cushions, shoe pads, backrests, and various velcro strap-on applications. These items have only, one strength, are often heavy or cumbersome, and must be worn (or kept in contact with the body) all day long. The QRS has varying and adjustable frequencies, is effective with only two short treatments per day, and treats the body as a whole.

Why are pulsating magnetic fields best for personal health maintenance?

A low pulsating magnetic field produces one main effect: stimulating cell metabolism. This effect causes a chain of processes in the human body, and leads to improvement of health without side effects. A cell produces its own energy, called ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate). This energy is necessary for movement of the body, building up and breaking down molecules, and transporting substances across cell membranes. To produce energy, a cell needs oxygen and about 90 other substances, including enzymes, glucose, and nutrients. In addition to energy, cells also produce carbon dioxide, water, and waste products. To be able to execute and control all these processes properly, good cell metabolism is required. Therefore, the cell needs a membrane potential of 70 Ð 90 mV (millivolt). Whenever this electrical potential drops, active metabolism is impaired. Low performance levels and chronic disease are the results. Ultimately, every illness is the consequence of impaired cell metabolism.

What effect does a PEMF have on disease processes?
The QRS, with its pulsating magnetic field, has a positive influence on any disease process. By displacing ions, pulsating magnetic fields can lead to normalization of the membrane potential.

Some of the results of using QRS are:

1. Blood circulation is affected and normalized.
Loaded particles in the bloodstream will oscillate in the rhythm of the QRS frequency. This can reduce friction and flow resistance in narrow capillaries. Perfusion (blood circulation) increases, and at the same time, the diffusion rate for oxygen and carbon dioxide increases. View the Retina Study to learn more about the effects of QRS in blood vessels of the eye.

2. Oxygen partial pressure increases.
All studies demonstrated a dramatic increase in the oxygen content of the blood, up to 80%.

3. Cell membrane potential is normalized.
General exhaustion of the body, caused by stress or chronic disease, will reduce the cell's membrane potential (usually between 70 to 90 mV). If this potential approaches the zero level, the cell dies. A cell uses 50% of its energy to maintain this potential. The QRS system, with its patented ion transport system enables the selective movement of protons (H+ ions), which will then be retargeted at the cell membrane. In this way, the membrane will be hyperpolarized and the membrane potential normalizes.

4. Calcium influx enters the cell.
Through increased concentration of H+ ions in the membrane area, pH value is reduced near the membrane. This leads to the release of calcium from the protein layer of the cell membrane. Unbound calcium flows into the cell core and triggers numerous metabolic reactions. Macrophages (tissue cells functioning as protection against infections) are activated and therefore the immune system is strengthened. Metabolism is activated and nitric oxide, a potent vessel enlarger, is produced. In addition, cytogenesis (structure, function, and multiplication of the cells) is stimulated.

These four results constitute the basic effect of pulsating magnetic fields. Oxygen, the elixir of life, without which we could not exist, is increased in the blood and also transported faster and more easily to the consumers, our cells. Cells are stabilized through regenerated membrane potential and activated through the calcium influx. Activation and strengthening of the cells and increased oxygen supports the body in its fight against disease.

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