Systems and method for destroying or inhibiting cancer cells and other rapidly-dividing cells include applying AP magnetic fields having a frequency of 0.5-500 kHz and a field strength of 0.5-5 mT to a target body area that includes the cancer or other rapidly-dividing cells.

A device for nuclear magnetic resonance therapy includes: a device configured to create an alternating magnetic field; a device configured to create a magnetic field as a sweep field running transversely to the alternating magnetic field; and a device configured to stretch a user.

A therapeutic magnetic field device, having a magnetic field generator; a magnetic field sensor; and a data entry panel, permitting a user to input time periods and electromagnetic field strengths, for an electromagnetic field production regime. The device also includes a data processor including non-transitory computer readable memory, adapted to control the magnetic field generator to output a magnetic field in accordance with data received from the data entry panel.

An anchor for attaching injured soft tissue to a bone and generating a therapeutic electromagnetic field at least in a part of the soft tissue when the soft tissue is sutured to the anchor, the anchor comprising: a) an affixing portion configured for affixing the anchor to the bone; b) a coil that generates the electromagnetic field when a current runs through it; c) an electronics module that controls the current in the coil; and d) an electric power source that provides electric power to the electronics module and the coil.

The present invention is directed to a method for treating a bowel disease in a subject in need thereof, the method comprising inhibiting the activity of neurons of the insular cortex of the subject. Further provided is a system comprising a transcranial stimulation transducing coil for transcranial stimulation configured to provide a series of pulses to neurons of the insular cortex.

This invention is a method of treatment for inhibiting the cells of an infection from performing synthesis, while allowing the immune system within the infected host to maintain cell proliferation. This is accomplished by infusing an element isotope into the blood stream of the infected host. The element isotope must be capable of attaching or binding to the site of DNA or RNA polymerase. Thus, when a magnetic field and targeted low energy electromagnetic radiation are applied to substantially the location of the infection, the cells of the infection are inhibited from replicating. Therefore, the cells of the infection are prevented from replicating, which allows the host's immune system to more efficiently destroy the infectious cells through the natural process of producing antibodies.

An apparatus and method configured to generate a magnetic field applied to a target location. The apparatus and method include a magnetic stimulation apparatus, including a permanent magnet configured to generate a magnetic field, and a magnetic shield configured to shield at least one target region from the magnetic field generated by the permanent magnet, wherein the magnetic shield includes at least one gap region configured to expose at least one other target region to the magnetic field generated by the permanent magnet. At least one gap region is moveable so that the shielded at least one target region is exposed to the magnetic field at the other target region.

A method of transplanting a desired emotional state from a donor to a recipient, comprising determining an emotional state of the donor; recording neural correlates of the emotional state of the donor who is in the desired emotional state; analyzing neural correlates of the emotional state of the donor to decode at least one of a temporal and a spatial pattern corresponding to the desirable emotional state; converting said at least one of a temporal and a spatial pattern corresponding to the desirable emotional state into a neurostimulation pattern; storing the neurostimulation pattern in the nonvolatile memory; retrieving the neurostimulation pattern from the nonvolatile memory; stimulating the recipients brain with at least one stimulus modulated with the neurostimulation pattern to induce the desired emotional state in the recipient.

The disclosure describes devices and methods for providing transdermal electrical stimulation therapy to a subject including positioning a stimulator electrode over a glabrous skin surface overlying a palm of the subject and delivering electrical stimulation via a pulse generator transdermally through the glabrous skin surface and to a target nerve or tissue within the hand to stimulate the target nerve or tissue within the hand so that pain felt by the subject is mitigated. The pulses generated during the electrical stimulation therapy may include pulses of two different magnitudes.

The devices and methods of stimulating the immune system to treat damaged and abnormal tissue using compressed static magnetic fields provides for noninvasive treatment of damages tissue and removal of abnormal tissue. At least two magnets are positioned to have their static magnetic fields compressed at the damaged or abnormal tissue and at the immediately surrounding healthy tissue. The compressed static magnetic fields stimulate the immune system in the immediately surrounding healthy tissue which treats the damaged or abnormal tissue. The treated tissue fully regenerates without additional medical intervention. The devices provide for efficient exposure to compressed magnetic fields and ease of use at different locations on a body and different types of animal species.