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微电流是否经国际公认的临床验证？

1. 微电是什么？
2. 为什么要选择微电？
3. Dr. Robert Becker,何许人也？
4. 穴位之于微电治疗的重要性？
5. 更多有关微电的历史及发展
6. 谁应该避免使用微电流治疗和注意事项？
7. 微电可应用于什么病症？
8. 一些非常特别的应用法
9. 谁应选择微电治疗呢?
10. 那么应何时开始疗程呢?应否待消肿后呢?
11. 每次治疗应相隔多久呢?
12. 我是否应忍着痛继续运动? 我已经停止运动几个月,现在肌肉萎缩,身体又不断增榜了
13. 进行治疗期间有没有什么特别需要注意?
14. 通常整个疗程需要多长时间?
15. 治疗完成后, 我可以回复正常活动吗?

Book Review on
“The Body Electric” by Robert O. Becker, MD and Gary Selden

This is one of the most fascinating and thought provoking books I’ve read in a while. The introduction is already very interesting: It starts with a bit of history, before penicillin became known. Becker was a medical student back then and he remembers very well the devastating effects of lobar pneumonia. This disease was almost epidemic and most people admitted to the hospitals in New York suffered from this. The fever would rise to 140-150 degrees F. Then there are two options: Either the patient would start sweating and eventually survive or the patient would remain hot and dry and this would be the sign of eventual death. Confident in his medical knowledge, Robert Becker was horrified to find that there was nothing he could do for these patients. But then penicillin came and all this was ended. A very small amount of this white powder, penicillin, could cure people easily. Before that hundreds of thousands of Americans died of this disease. It had a mortality rate of 50%. After penicillin it was close to 0%.

Penicillin has changed much more: it changed the whole point of view of modern medicine. Doctors believed that for every disease there would be a simple powder , or medication, to cure the disease. The concept of viewing the body as a whole disappeared and everything was downgraded to simple “scientific” biochemistry: What does medication A do for the body in this or that state, etc. The aspect of life totally disappeared. The extremely complex human body was simplified into a biochemical soup of processes taking place. The factor “Life” was non-existent. It was all biochemistry. Then, with the decipherment of the DNA code, it was all cleared. They thought.“Prevention, nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, mental influences, environmental pollutants - all were glossed over”. Becker writes. “Even today, after so many years and millions of dollars spent for negligible results, it’s still assumed that the cure for cancer will be a chemical that kills malignant cells without harming healthy ones.” He finished the paragraph with : “If a human is merely a chemical machine, then the ultimate human is a robot”.

Beck also shows a very interesting link with cancer. As regeneration capability decreases, cancer increases. Worms virtually can’t get cancer, like salamanders and most reptiles. However, humans have a much higher incidence of cancer and aren’t able to regenerate much, besides some skin and bones. However, when the limb, on wich the cancer was implanted, is amputated through the cancer ( so half of the cancer remains), the salamander will invariably regenerate: The regeneration electrical impulses make the cancer convert into healthy tissues! Even when this experiment is repeated, when the cancer had already spread to other organs, it still works: all the tumors are converted into healthy tissue.

“Electromedicine: The other side of Physiology by Dr. Robert Becker “Electricity was first used to treat surface wounds over 300 years ago, when charged gold leaf was found to prevent small-pox scars...in the 1960s Dr. Becker demonstrated that an electrical current is the trigger that stimulates healing, growth and regeneration in all living organisms....

Physiology students in North America are still taught that life is based on a chemical model...it is more helpful to view it on an electrochemical basis. All atoms ( the building blocks of all matter, including our bodies) are bonded electrically....a basic foundation necessary to understand electromedicine... Lack of updated education for health care professionals is the main stumbling block to acceptance of the theory and practice of electromedicine.”

“Becker (1982) has reasoned that an electromagnetic field exists that controls all life processes. The earliest concept of such field effects can be traced back to ancient China. Traditional Oriental Medicine is based on the controlling power of ch’i or qi energy, a concept that predates electricity but appears to be analogous.....