I’ve been using a Magnetic Pulser on regular mode for a couple of years now, and the results have honestly blown me away.

Two years ago, when I was 70, my lab tests showed my kidney function sitting at just 50%. I just got back from the doctor, and at 72 years young, it’s up to 66%! That’s a solid 16% improvement, and it came from nothing more than sitting with one magnetic pulsing coil over each kidney behind my back for 15-20 minutes a day, almost every single day.

My urine is much clearer now too, but the hard lab numbers are what really convince me - this thing scientifically enhances kidney function. I don’t know if it’s re-growing new tissue or just making the existing stuff work better, but the bottom line is clear: it works.

That kidney boost is the big one for me - my goal is to push it up around 80% in another two years - but I’ve seen improvements in other areas too.

I’ve had pretty severe tinnitus, and that’s greatly improved.

I’ve learned over the years that real healing can take time, and you have to stay the course. Seeing that 16% kidney jump in just two years is huge to me. It’s a reminder: keep showing up, keep using the tools you trust, and the body can surprise you.

There’s even a funny (well, now it’s funny) story from last December. On the 18th, I’d been sneezing all morning from my usual bad allergies - literally sneezing so hard I gave myself hemorrhoids! It hurt like heck.

I couldn’t get a doctor’s appointment until after New Year’s, so I figured, why not try magnetic pulsing? I sat on the coil for about 20 minutes a day, and by the time I saw the doctor, they’d shrunk so much they didn’t even hurt anymore. The doctor couldn’t band it because it was too small, and a week later the whole problem was gone - less than a month total. I was almost mad I didn’t get to have it banded so it would be gone for good, but honestly, I was thrilled.

All in all, I’m a believer. These machines have given me real, measurable improvements when I needed them most, and they’ve taught me again that consistency pays off.

If you’re on the fence, I’d say give it a committed try - your body might just thank you in ways you can see on paper.