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Low Field Magnetic Stimulation In Mood Disorders
Bio-magnetic treatment involves the use of a device to apply a low-voltage, electromagnetic field to the skin in the affected area of the body.
Although the clinical benefits of electromagnetic fields have been claimed for years, it is still unclear how they work and under what circumstances they should be used for patient care.
According to some scientists, there is a positive role of pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy in
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