Do you still feel like James Bond?

If not your testosterone could be low? There is a way to get it back up. 

A study has confirmed why so many men have been noticing a boost in their maleness using PEMF. Along with all the other super wellness benefits higher testosterone can be added to the list. 

INTRODUCTION:Environmental exposure to man-made electromagnetic fields has been steadily increasing with the growing demand for electronic items that are operational at various frequencies. Testicular function is particularly susceptible to radiation emitted by electromagnetic fields.
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF therapy) has been used successfully to treat various health conditions ranging from bone healing and pain relief to balancing the neuroendocrine system (including hormone production and melatonin levels).(97)
There is exists a study conducted on male Wister rats, which showed that PEMF therapy helped rats to bounce back from microwave radiation in terms of testosterone production and to combat oxidative stress. In fact, rats’ testosterone levels went a bit higher than before the microwave radiation exposure after they were treated with PEMF for 60 days.(98)

 Mobile phones carried in the front pockets of men often quite close to testicles can be a major factor in low T and testicular problems. Mobile phones emit high amounts of microwaves that are harmful to normal tissues. A number of studies have shown relationships between mobile telephone use and reduced sperm count and sperm quality.(99)(100)(101) The negative effects are highly likely to extend also on reducing testosterone levels in men. PEMF can reduce the effects of these harmful microwave and radiation issues and raise male T levels. 

In conclusion; you can get a ton of therapeutic benefits from PEMF including reversal of damage from dirty electricity and BOOST YOU "T' levels 

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Read more about the studies below. 

The therapeutic effect of a pulsed electromagnetic field on the reproductive patterns of male Wistar rats exposed to a 2.45-GHz microwave fieldSanjay Kumar, Kavindra Kumar Kesari, and  Jitendra Behari
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Go to:AbstractINTRODUCTION:Environmental exposure to man-made electromagnetic fields has been steadily increasing with the growing demand for electronic items that are operational at various frequencies. Testicular function is particularly susceptible to radiation emitted by electromagnetic fields.
OBJECTIVES:This study aimed to examine the therapeutic effects of a pulsed electromagnetic field (100 Hz) on the reproductive systems of male Wistar rats (70 days old).
METHODS:The experiments were divided into five groups: microwave sham, microwave exposure (2.45 GHz), pulsed electromagnetic field sham, pulsed electromagnetic field (100 Hz) exposure, and microwave/pulsed electromagnetic field exposure. The animals were exposed for 2 hours/day for 60 days. After exposure, the animals were sacrificed, their sperm was used for creatine and caspase assays, and their serum was used for melatonin and testosterone assays.
RESULTS:The results showed significant increases in caspase and creatine kinase and significant decreases in testosterone and melatonin in the exposed groups. This finding emphasizes that reactive oxygen species (a potential inducer of cancer) are the primary cause of DNA damage. However, pulsed electromagnetic field exposure relieves the effect of microwave exposure by inducing Faraday currents.
CONCLUSIONS:
Electromagnetic fields are recognized as hazards that affect testicular function by generating reactive oxygen species and reduce the bioavailability of androgen to maturing spermatozoa. Thus, microwave exposure adversely affects male fertility, whereas pulsed electromagnetic field therapy is a non-invasive, simple technique that can be used as a scavenger agent to combat oxidative stress.

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