Application of Rotating Magnetic Fields Against Viruses and Bacteria. Experimental RMF Generator

Interesting. Another way of creating a rotating magnetic field would be to take a shaded pole motor apart and remove the rotor. You are stuck with the line frequency, but the exposure should be quite repeatable.

(For a more uniform field, you might want a multiphase motor.)

Maybe if they could spin you around while you are in the MRI machine? That's a real strong field.

Those scare the heck out of me since I heard a story about a guy getting killed? Or nearly? By a flying oxygen tank or something in a room where one was turned on.

Yeah, that was a freak accident. I've had four or five MRI's for my benign brain tumor. It's a lot more dangerous to drive your car.

MRI does not emit the ionizing radiation that is found in x-ray and CT imaging, it does employ a strong magnetic field.

. . . and RF pulses.

Where do you stick that thing? Looks uncomfortable.

" Where do you stick that thing? Looks uncomfortable. "

x device (rmf generator ) is a cheap alternative device for laborator tests + a pwm controller to adjust the speed of the motor with purpose to encurage more researchers for future studies.

The answer is on a metalic arm in the lab conected to a pwm controller to adjust the sppeed of the motor, near human cells, biofilms, rats, Caenorhabditis elegans, etc :)

Still looks uncomfortable.

x device (rmf generator ) is a cheap device for laborator + a pwm controller to adjust the speed of the motor in lab tests to encurage more researchers for future studies.

the answer is on a metalic arm in the lab. :)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15759470?log$=activity

look promising , the addition of RMF in combined treatment improves treatment and shortens its duration.

unfortunaly they don.t provide to much details