Would you like to know the difference between a hummer and a ringer type PEMF system?

I’ve been asked to explain this difference many times because it’s the main difference between PEMF Devices.   Here is an explanation – of my opinion of the differences.

Most people who start researching become confused for three reasons:

• The orthodox scientific community has practiced sustained prejudice relating to energy therapy;
• Proponents are biased and tend to misrepresent performance;
• Topic is complex – and different technologies are described with the similarly – leading to confusion.

In spite of these factors, a large and growing population of individuals with positive experience to the a tipping point and generally recognize that energetic devices have affected their health enough for them to buy one.

It’s important to recognize that there are two different categories of Electromagnetic Therapy Devices:

• Pulsed Electromagnetic Devices
• Resonant Electromagnetic Devices

So the first thing we’ll do is help you figure out what kind of device you’re studying.   It’s the difference between hummers versus ringers…

About Hummers

Resonant devices are most easily explained with a picture.  These are waveforms like those produced by different resonant devices. The amount of time it takes for one complete waveform is called the period, and the number of cycles per second is called the frequency.

The shapes of the waves reflect the waveform.

Sometimes these devices will “sweep” which is to go from one frequency to another – but they always output a repeating signal.

Resonant device manufacturers that the word  “pulse”, as in pulsed electromagnetic device,  mislead their readers – because a “Pulse” is a very different waveform than any of these regular repeating waveforms.

Pulsed devices utilize the concept of frequency because they tune to a specific frequency to activate one or more energetic structures by “singing” a frequency.  This can be very beneficial. Royal Rife used frequency extensively to target microscopic dimensions of organisms to explode them.

Let’s talk about true pulses now – or Ringers.

Ringers

A Pulse is a discrete event, like a blast – triggered from a sudden release of energy.

Here is what a pulsed waveform tends to look like.  Note that this is a single event.  The ups-and-downs are echoes that happen when energy bounces around the antenna before it leaves.

Pulse events tend to make items resonate at their own frequency.  Think about ringing a bell – you hit the bell and it rings.  The hit is the pulse, and the ringing that happens – is at the frequency defined by the bell.  So if you graph a ring – there’s the hit – and then the ring.   The frequency of the ring comes from the entity that received the energy.

Pulsed Magnetic Devices – make cells ring at their own frequency.  Cells are like bells.

Hummers and ringers have different effects.   Now that we’ve got that straightened out – lets talk about electrical…

Electromagnetic Devices

Magnetic devices are either hummers or ringers.  Here are a few clues to help you sort them into different categories.

To help with this sorting, we’re going to create some filter questions for Pulsed Devices:

• Does it run on a spark or high voltage generator?
• Does it have a powerful pulse – measured in 1000+ Guass?
• Does it make a noise when it triggers?
• Can you feel it?
• A true Pulsed Electromagnetic Device will usually answer yes to all these.

That said, we do care about the other devices because we feel it’s important for our audience to understand why the differences may be important to them.

To figure out if it is a Resonant Device:

• Does it have declare square or sawtooth wave?
• Is the device focused on delivering a “frequency”?
• Is the power described as Gauss <300 ?
• Can you feel it?
• If you answered yes to these questions then it’s probably a Resonant Device that produces a waveform instead of a pulse.

Okay – so the real questions is what are they good for…

There are two different categories of devices, and they are as different as cats and dogs, but both are animals because both use an electro-magnetic field to trigger physiological effects.

Like animals, the characteristic of the field defines the effect.  Rsonant and Plasma Discharge fields are very different in character, and therefore effect.  As dogs are poor at catching mice, cats are poor at keeping foxes out of the chicken house.  The performance and cost of each device suits different needs.

Technically speaking:

Hummers vs Ringers

Issue	Comment	Pulsed Device	Resonant Device
Signal Source	Natural versus computer. Plasma effects are significant at an nuclear level (Pappas)	High Voltage Spark	Computer Generated repeating Pattern
Frequency	Similar but pulses versus repeating waveform.	1-100 pulse per second	Set by control
Waveform	TSSD is much shorter and creates much stronger magnetic effects. Induces electroporation.	1-100 nanosecond burst pulse (see vector plot)	Resonant waveform
Peak Field Intensity	TSSDs create much stronger fields which the user feels – often strongly.	20,000+ Gauss	Around 1-500 Gauss depending on the device
Harmonic Spectrum	TSSDs have a much stronger and higher harmonic frequencies. See Eigen Modulation.	Strong High Frequency	Much lower high frequency intensity from switched low power controls instead of “plasma”.
Eigen Modulation – See US 5,556,418 Pappas	Pappas patents indicate that plasma to gas transition encodes Pulse waveform with nuclear information that activates atoms.	Nuclear activation of Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen by eigen modulated waveform.	No
Induces electroporation	TSSDs are powerful enough to cause Electroporation which elevates cellular exchange to a very high level.	Yes. See Detox & Pharmacokinetic effects.	No
Enhances Pharmacokinetics	TSSDs increase cellular delivery of nutrients and pharmaceuticals.	Yes. Increases uptake of therapeutic agents, Vitamin C, anti-pathogenic agent, to localized areas during electroporation.	No Known effect.
Detox Management	TSSDs are much more potent. Elevated respiration shifts cell toxins more and is more likely to cause detox challenge.	Yes. Prolonged exposure causes very elevated cellular exchange which can flood exit paths resulting in Herxheimers reaction	Uncommon. Excess exposure does not tend to cause detox challenge.
Cost	TSSDs cost more. They usually cost between 3-5x of harmonic devices.	High voltage components are expensive.	Microprocessors and low power amplifiers are inexpensive.
Typical Response Characteristics	There is some overlap, but the severity of the condition should guide usage.	Repair – provides stronger and more immediate health effect. Exhibits direct anti-pathogen effect for some bacterial strains	Maintenance – Tunes and stimulates cellular performance by frequency.
Anti Parasitic	Pulses tend to disrupt pathogens.	Very common to see tapeworm/etc exit after treatment of abdominal region.	No Comparable Effect
Anti Pathogenic – pharmacokinetic	Pulses improve antibiotic efficacy for antibiotic resistant organisms.Image of VRE infection after treatment TSSD, and antibiotics reported ineffective by CDC investigators onsite. 37% Morbidity Study	Typical to observe exit port and pus drainage after treatment of MRSA affected areas. & resolution with confirmed MRSA infection – especially when used to improve antibiotic uptake.Identical response to VRE using Penicillin every 4 hours Gentamicin 8 hours ancef 8 hour for 11 days. CDC investigators said those antibiotics are not effective on VRE. Amputation with VRE is typical and the doctors at the hospital told the patient that over 50% of those with VRE infected wounds die.	No Comparable Effect
Suggested Application		Severe Issues – Acute and chronic issues	At home maintenance.

So, in our opinion, both are valuable.  Resonant devices tend to fit health-maintenance requirements, while Plasma Discharge Devices tend to be better suited to health repair applications.

This forum specifically addresses to pulse discharge devices or Plasma Discharge Device, which are different from  resonance devices which utilize various waveforms.

The basic question boils down to “Which is better?” Well that’s an unfair question and it depends on the problem the device is being used to solve. Here are some guidelines: