Omnipemf.com

[Getz]

Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone has tried this headband for Parkinson's. There's a bit of positive research in favour of it but I'm more interested in knowing if anyone has had any success with it.

[JohnPepper]

Have you not tried to do FAST WALKING or did you not know about jt? It really works. I have had PD since 1992 and you would nevere know I had it!

[Getz in reply to JohnPepper]

John I have been doing your fast walking 3 times per week for an hour and it has been the best thing I have ever done. I am just looking for anything that improves on it. I have used FIR on my head for over a year but I am always looking for anything that will help. This PEMF programme has only recently come up.

[Ghmac in reply to Getz]

There is no link to view headband?

[Getz in reply to Ghmac]

Sorry try omnipemf.com

[pdbuzzboard]

My wife is having great success with DIY gloves, but we have recently added PEMF to her regimen. Rather than buy a device, I followed a set of DIY videos to build a PEMF device. It’s early going, and I built a belt rather than a head band. In addition to head exposure, we put the belt on her back with the hope of increasing the gut bio diversity. Amazingly, she has experienced substantial improvement in constipation. Four weeks in and hopeful…

[LeharLover62]

We bought one a few months ago after I scrubbed all of their reviews and saw at least two people who posted that their PD symptoms improved.

I definitely notice it when I use it, it seems to relieve some of my joint pain from lifting my husband,…pretty similar to red light therapy in that respect.

He’s used it 1-2 times a week for the last few and I can’t tell if it’s helping with any PD symptoms.

It’s a bit complex to figure out which settings to use so we’ve tried different frequencies and I’m not sure yet what to stick with.

It’s relatively inexpensive and the research looks promising so I’d check it out!

[Getz in reply to LeharLover62]

Thanks.