If you’ve been looking for ways to improve your overall health, you may have heard about Pulsed Electomagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy. You also may be curious to know what it actually is and how it works.

To give you some background, PEMF was actually discovered by the space program in Russia when they were trying to find out why the astronauts had such severe bone, muscle and neurological wasting. Any time they sent an astronaut to space for more than three or four months, they came back with significant tissue loss and spent months, if not years, recovering.

Ultimately, what they found was that in space, we are not subject to the same electromagnetic fields that we are here on Earth. This is what lead to the discovery of PEMF, the field that stimulates our bone, muscle and tissue generation and keeps our nerves healthy. Without it, we lose the stimulation to grow and function at a high level. The space program then reproduced this magnetic frequency and sent it up to space with their astronauts, which allowed them to stay for an extended period of time.

Now, PEMF technologies and devices are used here on Earth to help reset your system and clear out your body’s confusion from all of the different types of electromagnetic frequencies in today’s society.

If you would like to learn more about this topic, listen to our full podcast where Dr. Brett J. Earl MD discusses the history of PEMF, the difference between micro and macro PEMF, and some of the at-home devices that are available.

On this episode of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl:

• (0:20) History of PEMF and Russian Astronauts
• (3:37) PEMF devices & your health
• (5:37) Micro vs. Macro PEMF
• (9:30) PEMF Therapy vs. TENS Units
• (11:40) Dr. Earl’s Review of the Bemer

For more episodes of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl, subscribe on YouTube or iTunes.

Denali Medical Center was founded by Brett J. Earl, MD, who leads a team of experienced and compassionate providers. This team is passionate about educating patients on empowering treatments that enhance overall wellness. This approach enables their patients to make well-informed decisions about their health care to avoid illness, prescriptions, and surgery.

To learn more about Denali Medical Center, visit DenaliMed.com.

As we know, there’s a fare amount of illness that happens through the months of November and December. But it’s interesting that once patients get through the holidays, in January, it really hits. We see a big uptake in cold and influenza, and a lot of it has to do with the fact that the holidays were so stressful and there was so much going on. Patients are surprised when they take that breather and say, “Okay, now I can get back to normal life.” Well, we’ve been living under this stress for so long, our bodies kind of take a step back as well and try to recover. That’s where the cold and flu move in and really hits us.

Is a cold or flu keeping you from getting ‘back to normal life’ after the holidays? Listen to our full podcast where Dr. Brett J. Earl MD discusses ways to deal with influenza, his thoughts on vaccination, as well as the problem with electromagnetic frequency in today’s society.

On this episode of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl

• (0:28) How to deal with New Year influenzas
• (3:28) Does Bio Active-C have any taste?
• (5:13) Dr. Earl’s thoughts about vaccination and its effect on the immune system
• (9:49) Electromagnetic frequency in today’s society
• (11:23) Why are electromagnetic waves are a problem?
• (12:25) The importance of wave lengths and how they correspond with our bodies.
• (16:50) What can we do to help solve this issue?

For more episodes of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl, subscribe on YouTube or iTunes.

Denali Medical Center was founded by Brett J. Earl, MD, who leads a team of experienced and compassionate providers. This team is passionate about educating patients on empowering treatments that enhance overall wellness. This approach enables their patients to make well-informed decisions about their health care to avoid illness, prescriptions, and surgery.

To learn more about Denali Medical Center, visit DenaliMed.com.

With the holiday season in full effect, you might find yourself in a pickle about whether you should eat that sugary treat or not.

Well, a study found that this mental dilemma caused so much elevated stress on its patients that it was actually worse than just taking advantage of a short period of time and eating a snack or two. This doesn’t mean it’s time to eat an entire plate of cookies by yourself, but don’t deny yourself to the point that you finish the day more stressed than you started. It’s interesting to know how powerful stress is in our lives. Sometimes, eating unhealthy is better than the burden that we will inflict upon ourselves if we are constantly in a state of denial.

New Years is a time for making goals and resolutions. Breaking free from pain and moving towards wellness is a common goal, but unfortunately, one that few know how to achieve. In this podcast, learn about the specific side effects and downsides of common pain treatments that your doctor probably isn’t telling  you about. Plus, learn why oxygen healing therapies are the way to go

On this episode of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl:

• (1:02) Some reminders about unhealthy eating during the holidays and the impact of stress
• (3:10) Tips on how to prepare our bodies for the holiday sweets
• (4:05) World’s greatest vitamin C
• (5:22) How to address the aches and pain that come with the commitment of a New Year’s resolution
• (8:35) Comparison of over-the-counter pain medications and their side effects
• (12:47) Why you might want to stay away from Cortisone
• (14:37) Why Platelet-Rich Plasma, Prolozone, and other oxygen healing treatments are the way to go

For more episodes of the Denali Podcast with Dr. Earl, subscribe on YouTube or iTunes.

Denali Medical Center was founded by Brett J. Earl, MD, who leads a team of experienced and compassionate providers. This team is passionate about educating patients on empowering treatments that enhance overall wellness. This approach enables their patients to make well-informed decisions about their health care to avoid illness, prescriptions, and surgery.

To learn more about Denali Medical Center, visit DenaliMed.com.