Re: E-field Applications?

["Paul Camp" <pjcamp@coastal.edu>]

So. . . . .what? When people break a leg you're supposed to poke at 
it with a cattle prod? This is bad mojo.

> E-fields are also used to promote bone growth and healing. I
> don't have any details, and I'd be hard pressed to prove that
> the e-field and not the current produced is the causative
> agent in the therapy, but I'm told it works even if you don't
> understand it thoroughly.
>
> Leigh

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