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Michele Gregory napisał komentarz do Szczęśliwy Brzuch
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 Dr. Akemi Borjas,  if a person has a pacemaker or a defibrillator.. where is the best area to place an Zic pad ?
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01 Sie 2025
Michele Gregory umbilicus, or abdomen. keep  a good 12 inches away from pacemaker to be extra safe. the industry recommendation is half that, err on side of caution.
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Lisa Mac napisał komentarz do Szczęśliwy Brzuch
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Dr. Akemi, a specialist I am working with asked for the specific frequencies being delivered and the wave length. Do you have that information for happy belly?
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01 Sie 2025
Lisa Mac hi Lisa - please email me or have your specialist email me directly. akemi@doctorakemi.com
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Angela napisał komentarz do Shingles PEMF
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My 84yr old Mum has severe edema which started in her legs but spread to her upper body and one arm now, her legs are also covered in blisters. I can't help but think this was caused by the 2x c19 vacs she had. 😔 I am running edema on her but I wonder if this would also help? Im also running the 2 vacs she had to detox her from them. Is it ok to run all these as one complex? Many thanks 🙏
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30 Lip 2025
Angela , quick recap: severe edema can produce blisters (called edema bullae), so blisters don’t automatically mean shingles.

  • Edema blisters: usually on the swollen, gravity‑dependent areas (often both legs/feet), look like tense, clear bubbles, and ease as swelling comes down.

  • Shingles: typically one‑sided, in a band/strip along a nerve, with burning/tingling pain before clusters of small blisters on a red base; it usually doesn’t cross the midline... Zobacz więcej
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Infopathy Team thank you very much for your help, much appreciated 
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