3 ms·
the answer to your question is no, because the way you affect cells with electricity is not through magnets. Also, the mechanisms of this and that are not the
by LegitShady 4y ago
the answer to your question is no, because the way you affect cells with electricity is not through magnets.
Also, the mechanisms of this and that are not the same - they're literally killing cells with electricity here, not healing.
- chiefalchemist 4y agoYes. But I also reference how electric currents / fields are being researched for healing / regenerative purposes. The crux of that seems to be how to influence the energy properties cells already have.