Before a PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field) mat session, visual microscopic inspection of blood shows red blood cells clumped together like stacked quarters or stuck round cells due to loss of surface polarity, and after a 20-30 minute PEMF session at the appropriate setting, microscopic re-inspection shows blood cells separated and repelled from each other, demonstrating the repolarization effect of PEMF on cellular surfaces.
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Gary BrealeyEvidence Quote
“prior to getting on that mat just take you know um prick your finger take a drop of that blood and put it on a standard microscope 200 to to 1,000 power and what you'll see when you look at your blood is you will see that the majority of your red blood cells are clumped together and kind of stuck up”
Created: 8/13/2026, 9:54:01 AM
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