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Addition of Cross-Polarizing Ring boosts North-Pole eld at core sur-
face 100+ Gauss to total 800 Gauss.
Cross-polarizing ring is South-Pole static-eld eld w/ a pulsed south
component expanding and contracting from its edge at about 150
G. The edge of the ring (part that would be directed toward body)
has the strongest south eld and the only area on the magnet where
there is PULSED South-pole. The sides of the cross-polarizing ring
and the base-plate are static South-pole eld at about 100 G.
Ring edge pulses South-pole eld into the healthy tissue surround-
ing damage ones, polarizing healthy tissue and uids to South-Pole,
while North-Pole of electromagnet polarizes damaged tissue to
North using a relatively strong 800 Gauss eld; thereby speeding
exchange of uids (inammation process) due to the inuence of
magnetic attractive forces. A magnetic “pump” so-to-speak. The ex-
tra North-pole power helps too.
You’ll notice the base plate extends up to the N - S equator line of
the coil. This traps nearly all pulsing south eld, and by induction that
entire baseplate becomes a south static eld. About the only thing
known that shields a pulsing eld is ferrous sheet-metal. It “traps” the
magnet eld. The EP goes through faraday materials that normal-
ly stop cell phone signals cold. Only use the Cross-Polarizing Ring
when applied locally and secured in perfect position.
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