Science of PEMF - PEMF NOW
Science of PEMF - PEMF NOW
Science of PEMF - PEMF NOW
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Clinical Markers <strong>of</strong> Electron Deficiency<br />
1. Urine pH below 5.5 and Salivary pH<br />
below 6.0<br />
2. White Blood Cells or Bacteria in urine<br />
3. Positive Urine Nitrate<br />
4. Free Calcium Risk Index above 0.8<br />
(calculated by multiplying phosphorus by 2.5<br />
and subtracting that from measured calcium).<br />
5. LDH (Lactic Dehydrogenase) < 200<br />
mg./dl.<br />
6. Oxygen Saturation Low<br />
7. Phosphorus level below 3.6 mg./dl<br />
8. Albumin level below 4.0 mg./ dl<br />
9. Calcium Oxalate crystals in the Urine<br />
10. Elevated Monocyte count<br />
11. Elevated Globulin<br />
12. Albumin - Globulin ratio <strong>of</strong> 1.7 or less<br />
13. Elevated Fibrinogen<br />
14. T-cell activation<br />
15. Alteration in the Porphyrin pr<strong>of</strong>ile<br />
16. Elevated malondialdehyde<br />
17. Elevated total conjugated dienes<br />
18. Elevated Pentane, Ethane or<br />
Hydrocarbon levels<br />
19. Increased loss <strong>of</strong> integrity <strong>of</strong> red<br />
blood cells as indicated by a Low-<br />
Normal G-6 PD / High Normal<br />
Total Bilirubin (0.9-1.3).
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