Issue #140

new study says YES!

February 06, 2025

February 6, 2025 | Issue #140

Hi.. Have you tried PEMF yet?

In this week's newsletter:šŸ¦“ Bone Strengthā˜€ļø Daytime Happiness

PEMF For Bone Longevity?

Of all the longevity treatments out there, PEMF has got to be one of the strangest. PEMF, or pulsed electromagnetic fields, is a type of non-invasive treatment that uses frequencies to stimulate the healing of living tissues by sending magnetic energy into the body.PEMF was originally used by NASA to help maintain the health of astronauts in space. Today, PEMF is used for a variety of therapeutic needs, including reducing pain and inflammation, healing bones, and even helping to cure depression. Now, a new study just came out suggesting PEMF could help with osteoporosis. Specifically, the study found that continued long term use of PEMF helped mitigate bone density decline. Is it time for older populations to start using PEMF religiously?Most longevity clinics provide PEMF devices for their patients, but you can make it easier and just buy your own device for home. See ya, 

CodyFounder, Spannr

  • The happiest time of day, according to science (The Telegraph)

  • Could Longevity Science Extend Your Health Span By Decades? Should the Government Fund It? (WNYC)

  • 12 Biggest Anti-Aging Myths You Should Stop Believing, According to Derms (Real Simple)

  • A study has found that green-tea drinkers have a lower risk of dementia, but it has more to offer than just cognitive benefits (The Telegraph)

  • A Case Against Longevity Optimization (Psychology Today)

  • Humans May Have a Limited Lifespan, but That Doesnā€™t Mean It Canā€™t be Broken (Discover)

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