I have been plagued by a heart problem associated with a Sudden Cardiac Arrest that I suffered 4 years ago. It involves arrhythmias, which were originally described as a "bit of a flutter." That progressed to "an ectopic arrhythmia" with 6,000 irregular beats per day ("normal" one doctor said: "some people have 24,000" the other one said) and finally, 22,000 irregular beats per day.

These arrhythmias caused me endless trouble at night, especially if my blood sugar was low and I ended up sleeping on my left side. At times, they would result in a situation where I had serious palpitations and anxiety attacks that often took 2-3 hours for me to bring under control. (Once I ended up in ER.)

I was hesitant about using my pulsed magnetic field machine to treat this condition because I have a metal stent in the main exterior artery of my heart. However, in the absence of any medical support, I decided to go ahead. I began by reading a large number of summaries, studies, abstracts, trials and web pages like Dr. Pawluk's - and then, based on my newly acquired understanding, I decided to use pulsed electromagnetic fields to see if I could help my heart restore its natural rhythm. I applied the paddle of the pulsed magnetic field machine to my chest using the fast mode (about one pulse each second) for 30-45 minutes per day and at the end of 3-1/2 months the arrhythmias had vanished.

It was almost as if that one-pulse-per-second was providing a reference beat for my heart as it sympathetically reverted to its natural rhythm. Eventually, I concluded that it was a combination of attitude and technology that worked together to unlock my body's natural intelligence, which my heart then used to heal itself. Whether that is true or not, my heart is now beating out a strong, regular rhythm and my arrhythmia-related sleep problems have disappeared.

Prediction: At the next appointment my Internist is going to check my heart and say how pleased he is that the arrhythmias are no longer present. When I tell him that the change is clearly the result of diligent application of Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Fields (PEMF), he will smile indulgently (he is a decent, sympathetic human being!) and then he'll say that he wouldn't like to jump to any conclusions in the absence of appropriate clinical trials and that sometimes this problem just goes away on its own. "Anecdotal" evidence doesn't count! Apparently modern medicine would have us deny the reality of our own experience!

My magnetic pulsing machine is now 2 for 2: first it helped cure a fifty-year-old eczema problem (no symptoms for over a year - not a bad response considering that modern medicine says eczema is incurable) and second, it was instrumental in helping consign my arrhythmia problem to the dustbin of my personal health history. A year from now I will have even forgotten how to spell arrhythmia!

I am very grateful for this device. While it was not designed to treat medical conditions, people like me are using it for that purpose anyway, with life-changing results. Sometimes imagination allows us to transcend normal reality and join the crew of the Starship Enterprise!