Dr. Arturo M. Volpe

Those who have been receiving this newsletter for some time or are patients of mine are probably familiar with a treatment I recommend called QRS (Quantron Resonance Systems). This treatment is administered through a German-made mat on which people can sit or lie for brief periods of time while it produces pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs).

Although too few Americans are familiar with PEMFs, devices like the QRS are well known in Europe and are often provided in hospitals. In addition, there are volumes of research supporting the benefits of PEMFs for health and some exciting new research discussed in past issues of this newsletter focuses on their benefits for brain function and regeneration, and even severe depression.

To understand the benefits of PEMFs consider that the human body is electric. Nerve signals follow electrical impulses. Healing and regeneration of tissues occurs following electrical signals. Detoxification and absorption of nutrients are driven by electricity, and so forth. Devices like the QRS have the capacity to activate and normalize electrical activity in the body.
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If you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, prostate cancer, or a child with autism, don’t miss this interview on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzIdpMUunHE

In summary, researchers from the University of Utah and Columbia University recently discovered a new human retrovirus they named XMRV (xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus). This virus was originally discovered in cancerous prostate tissue.

Later it was found that more than 95% of people suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME (CFS/ME) had it, and more recently it has been identified in children with autism although the extent of spread in this population remains to be determined.
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Parents continue to hear that they should vaccinate their children against the flu, and that they should do so especially if their children have asthma. However, an overlooked detail is that the effectiveness of flu shots in children with asthma has never been proven through research. A newly released study that for the first time evaluates the effectiveness of flu shots in children with asthma reaches very different conclusions. The study analyzed data from the past eight consecutive years and looked at the rate of hospitalization for respiratory complications from the flu among children who were or were not vaccinated and those who had and did not have asthma.

What the study found is nothing short of amazing. Among non-asthmatic children, being vaccinated led to a slightly higher – you read correctly, I didn’t mean lower – rate of hospitalization for complications from the flu. However, among asthmatic children the rate of hospitalization was three times higher for vaccinated children. In other words children were three times more likely to be hospitalized for respiratory complications of the flu if parents followed medical advice and had them vaccinated.
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