In a message dated 28/07/2008 04:42:57 GMT Daylight Time,
com1@... writes:

>>>>>It is not my responsibility to cite studies.

It is when you state they are there and others cannot find them. Perhaps
the studies have been withdrawn.


>>>>>Simply the science is Positive energy acid, negative energy alkaline. I
ask where are the multipolar tests and case studies that show increasing
Negative (not positive) Zeta potential
has immediately started resolution of 15-25 year term CFS fibro or
regeneration of missing nerves or awoken out of comas or photomicrographs of
free radical sites neutralized and gone within 10 hours or the blood rouleau
associations breaking up into healthy transfer statis or cellular membrane
or cytoplasm voltage increases.
>>>>>>>

Please point me to those studies showing a different result from different
polarity. I can't find them.

>>>>>Why aren't these same types of tests available with the multipolar
Positive aggregate fields?

Because no-one has bothered to perform them. The scientific world does not
bother with polarity. Holcomb at Vanderbilt, who developed the Magna-bloc
multipolar array, is one of the few researchers who has compared multipole
and single pole treatments.


Effects of Steady Magnetic Fields on Action Potentials of Sensory Neurons in
Vitro
Michael J. McLean, M.D., Ph.D., Robert R. Holcomb, M.D., Ph.D., Artur W.
Wamil, M.D., Ph.D., Joel D. Pickett, M.D.
Environmental Medicine, Volume 8, No.2. 36-45, 1991.
ABSTRACT Exposure to a static field (10 milliTesla) produced by an array of
four permanent magnets of alternating polarity (side, facing neuron under
study) reduced or blocked action potential (AP) firing by adult mouse dorsal
root ganglion neurons in monolayer disassociated cell culture. The effect was
reversible with slow recovery of firing over several minutes. Arrays of four
magnets of like polarity (all positive or all negative poles; 32-35
milliTesla) also reduced firing, but APs returned within seconds after removal
of these
arrays. An alternating dipolar array (13.7 milliTesla) had no effect. These
findings suggest that the configuration of magnets and gradients within the
field may be more important than field strength in determining biological
effects. Devices controlling such magnetic fields could be used for the
treatment
of chronic, medication-resistant pain.


>>>>>Why so many people complain after the first week or so that the
multipolar systems don't work?
>>>>>






They don't complain, they thank me for selling something that works. I
sell multipolar magnotherapy devices. I give a 3 month unconditional money
back guarantee. I've been selling them for 10 years, and if they didn't work,
I would have gone out of business. Yes, I get some failures, nothing works
for everyone, but my success rate is over 90%

I realise this is nothing compared to your time working with magnets, but
the point I am trying to make is that the science is still not fully understood
and Zeta potential is only part of it.

Best wishes

John
MarvellousMagnets.com







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