Theory of Mechanism Overview - Pico-Tesla Magnetic Therapies, LLC

		Overview The precise mechanism of operation remains un-established, but the theory as to how the Resonator™ device functions can in part be explained by well-accepted principles of Quantum physics and biology. The theory of mechanism is comprised of three basic elements: A. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: The basic principle by which a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device applies an external magnetic field to alter molecular or atomic targets in the body to achieve its results. The MRI device alters the atoms in the body with a very powerful magnet, in such a dramatic manner as to be able to obtain an image of the body. In contrast, the Resonator™ device utilizes the same principle, albeit at targeted field strengths of a much lower level. Overview Device User Interface Safety and Risks FDA Clearance Overview The Resonator™ Device Compared to Other Magnetic Devices and Parkinson’s Disease Therapies The Device Versus MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) The Device Versus TMS and rTMS The Device Versus Other Parkinson’s Disease Therapies Overview Jacobson Resonance™

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B. Disease States of Any Type (e.g. infection, nutritional deficiencies, genetic defects, toxic exposures and injuries) induce not only observed macroscopic changes in tissue, but also have molecular, submolecular and atomic consequences as well. In a diseased state we suggest that the affected area’s atoms (which are small permanent spinning magnets) and their electromagnetic fields are altered, leading to inevitable lost efficiencies in cellular function and communication.

C. Determining the Appropriate Magnetic Field Strength of a therapy is based on calculations derived from the Jacobson Resonance™ equation. This method starts with:

Choosing the correct molecular target(s) for the disease state in question
Determining the molecular weight of these target molecule(s)

These variables dictate the magnetic field's strength and frequency to be applied. Because these molecular targets are extremely small magnets themselves (ie, a positively charged nucleus surrounded by a negatively charged cloud of electrons), the appropriate magnetic field to be applied by the Resonator™ device must also be extremely small.

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