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Re: [TCML] Muscle pain from tesla coil??



As a consultant physician I could comment on much that has been said here including the relevance of 1W/cm2 u/s with its significant heating effect. Well known and used by physiotherapists frequently. However there is much pseudo scientific anecdote that has no physiological plausibility.
I recommend that this thread be snipped.
Peter Terren

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From: "David Thomson" <tcbuilder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2014 8:37 AM
To: <mddeming@xxxxxxx>; "Tesla Coil Mailing List" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [TCML] Muscle pain from tesla coil??

On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 5:05 PM, mddeming--- via Tesla <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

You guys are in serious need of some scientific research on effects such as
vasodilation with the use of 29 khz (and probably harmonics).

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16875980


1) Some of us know the difference between electromagnetic waves and sound
waves. Some aether theorists still don't.


Perhaps you need to study Aether physics, then, because a plasma ball puts
out electrostatic waves, not sound waves.

Also, I built flat spiral coils for doctors in Asia specifically for
melting kidney stones with Tesla coils. They were lower frequency, but
still, there are numerous physiological effects that high potential coils
can have on the body.

2) Medical quackery is rampant in Asia.


Hmmm. Apparently medical quackery is rampant with the National Institute of
Health, too.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/007113.htm


Part of it depends on the person's health. If they already have clogged
arteries, then they may be particularly sensitive to having their arteries
dilated, experience good blood flow, and when the coil stops, they will
experience poor blood flow again, and hence the pains.

3) Again EM waves are still not sound waves.


Again, not only sound waves cause vasodilation. Electrostatic waves, such
as those emitted from the top load of a well tuned Tesla coil, will do the
job, too.


It is not psychosomatic, it is very real. I experienced this first hand
when I was running a plasma ball 24/7 in tight living quarters. It happened
after I shattered my leg and gained a lot of weight and developed
atherosclerosis. The 29 khz of the plasma ball made me feel great in my
house, but when I left the electrostatic field of the ball, my arteries
contracted and I felt panic attacks set in. The effects are quite real.

3) Anecdotal evidence is science only in the fringes.


I believe the question that started this thread was asking for the personal
experiences of other coilers. I gave mine.

Dave
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