23/12/2014 19:07
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PEMFT is used for restoring and/or revitalizing the cells in our body. It is well-known that we die and reborn on a molecular level every day. Our body wields a war with time, and even if we are talking about the healthiest person in the world, it is slowly losing that battle. There is no way around this, at least not currently. That does not mean that we cannot try to slow down that process, and if we take a look at the average life spans in the last hundred years, we – as a species – do an extremely good job at it.
We have improved our life expectancy
The average baby born in the early 1900’s had a life expectancy of about 50 years. Now this number is over 80 in many countries! In Japan for example, the current life expectancy exceeds 83 years, which is remarkable if you think about. Drastically increasing the life expectancy has been one of mankind’s biggest achievements during the 20th century, and if the current state of the medical field (at least when it comes to achievements) is any indication, we have only just started.
According to many predictions, babies born in the early 2100’s could look at a life-expectancy of about 125 years, which would truly be remarkable. Now of course, we could have a whole different discussion about the effects of that, but from a medical standpoint, it would be a huge achievement. With new therapies like Electromagnetic Pulse Therapy also referred as PEMF, in addition to increasing our life expectancy, we can also raise the average quality of life.
Quality of life is important
I mean, who would want to live until 125 if the last 30 years becomes a constant battle with the pain? If our quality of life stays relatively high however, even at above 80, it’s a whole different ball game. If that is what we could look forward to, then living for a really, really long time would suddenly become a standard that many would actively seek to achieve. For more details visit here:- https://www.lemuriatechnologies.com