CEM World USA BLOG

Our bodies consist of a series of organic chemicals that generate electro-magnetic energy. Every time we breathe, our heart beats, our brain thinks, or that we move our hands and legs, we are triggering electrical charges called ions. These ions travel through the body whenever there is an occurrence of physical activities. Stress, injury, and illnesses can disrupt these ions.

It is well known that the body consists of cells, and that each cell acts like a factory which receives nourishment, oxygen, and disposes of waste products. This is done through the membranes of the cells. The membrane charge is 60-90 mV, (millivolt). If the strength of the cell’s charge is above or below that amount, the cell is acting with less capacity. The millimeter wave instrument produces the same frequencies as the membranes of the cells. When the frequency makes contact with the body, a resonance is created which reinforces the vibrations of the cell. In essence the millimeter wave instrument increases the charge of the membranes of the cell. The charge is kept steady with the help of the millimeter wave frequencies.