Electromagnetic Therapy  What is electromagnetic therapy?
Electricity and magnetic energy exist in the human body,
controlling the heart beat, stimulating muscles, and more. Each
molecule in the human body actually contains a small amount of
magnetic energy.  Electromagnetic therapy is based on the belief
that an imbalance of the electromagnetic frequencies or fields
of energy can cause illness. By applying electrical energy to
the body, the imbalance can be corrected. Many electrical
devices are available on the market to treat a variety of
symptoms. However, most are not approved by the FDA and many
electronic devices marketed as disease cures have not been
scientifically proven to be effective.  Electromagnetic therapy
is also called bioelectricity, magnetobiology, magnetic field
therapy, and magnetic healing.  Standard or conventional
medicine makes some use of electromagnetic energy. Examples
include:    • "Jump starting" the heart after cardiac arrest
• Using electrical currents to increase bone gro