Differences
The differences between Dynamic Cell Stimulation and general magnetic field technology
The differences between Dynamic Cell Stimulation and general magnetic field technology
The focus is on the body's own information and not the pulsating magnetic field
The organism is provided with a wide range of information (oscillations) that matches the natural oscillation patterns of cells and organs. This information is necessary for a healthy life and enables the connection to the harmonious and universal order of the proton resonances (see Global Scaling ®).
The wide frequency range from 0.05 Hz to 20 000 Hz allows a wide range of information (oscillations). As many organs, control circuits and functional processes as possible are to be stimulated and harmonized, in the sense of normalization. This does not involve "wobbling," but follows a selection of 300 meaningful frequencies within this range. These frequencies are all based on calculations by the Global Scaling Research Institute and are therefore recognized by cells as natural oscillation patterns.
The shapes of the signals are also recognized. Classical magnetic field therapy generally makes use of technical signal shapes such as rectangle, triangle or saw tooth. Such oscillation patterns do not occur in nature. As opposed to this, Dynamic Cell Stimulation using celinemed® makes use of biological waveforms, which are modeled on the impulses of a nerve cell, and thus emulates the physiology of the signals in the human body.
The magnetic field is only a carrier of information
The pulsating magnetic field used has the singular task of transmitting information (as do lactose pills in classical homeopathy). The accurate calculation of the natural frequencies of the cells and organs (see Global Scaling®) enables resonance conditions at the lowest energetic level. Consequently, the field strengths / intensities using Dynamic Cell Stimulation are extremely weak. At the lowest setting they make up less than 1 millionth of the strength of the geomagnetic field. The geomagnetic field in Central Europe has a strength of about 50 μTesla. Conventional magnetic field devices operate with an intensity of about 10 to 10,000 μTesla and some even higher. Static magnets often work with a force 6 to 20 thousand times that of the natural geomagnetic field (up to 1 Tesla).
Due to the weak electrical currents in the body cells, each cell has a weak but measurable electromagnetic field. The strength of these fields lies in the pico-Tesla and femto-Tesla range (see illustration). The lowest intensities used in Dynamic Cell Stimulation with celinemed® cover the pico-Tesla range (measured at the applicator surface), and are therefore adapted to the energy level of body cells.
Overall, even the highest intensities used are still so low that they remain well below those that are set for clients with pacemakers.
