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Welcome to my podcast. I am Doctor Warrick Bishop, and I want to help you to live as well as possible for as long as possible. I’m a practising cardiologist, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and the creator of The Healthy Heart Network. I have over 20 years as a specialist cardiologist and a private practice of over 10,000 patients.

Podcast Summary

Introduction

Dr. Warrick Bishop, a cardiologist, author, and CEO of the Healthy Heart Network, interviews Mark Fox, an entrepreneur, rocket scientist, and CEO of Rezona Health, about pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy and its health applications. This is part two of their conversation, building on previous discussions about how electromagnetic energy can help cells function better and potentially prevent or reverse disease.

Key Takeaways

  • Rezona Health's VIBE device is a pocket-sized wearable (designed to resemble an iPod) that uses electromagnetic field therapy by playing "songs" through a coil that create therapeutic magnetic fields for various health conditions.

  • The device works through three theorized mechanisms: resonating with water in the body, creating ultra-low electrical currents (1,000 times less than TENS units), and potentially interacting with magnetite crystals recently discovered in human cells.

  • A fourth potential mechanism involves blood cells becoming "charged" as they pass through the device's magnetic field near the neck, then distributing that energy throughout the body to improve healing and reduce inflammation.

  • An upcoming pendant device launching in early 2024 will specifically target the vagus nerve, based on research showing that vagus nerve toning at the right frequency can address numerous health conditions.

  • Clinical and anecdotal evidence shows PEMF therapy can significantly reduce fracture healing time (documented in double-blind randomized trials) and improve wound healing in both humans and animals.

  • For PTSD treatment, heart rate variability—not cortisol levels—is the appropriate measurement of success, according to the Veterans Administration and recent research findings.

  • The device can be worn around the neck, in a pocket, or even placed in a bra, and can be infused into water (effective for ~6 hours) or creams (effective for ~30 days) for treating wounds on zoo animals and other applications.

  • VIBE devices retail for $399 but are available to Dr. Bishop's listeners for $249 with a special discount, and Rezona Health ships worldwide for free.

  • Dr. Bishop recommends exploring PEMF therapy for those with chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and other inflammatory conditions, emphasizing results matter even when full scientific understanding is still developing.

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Transcript English

Welcome, my name's Dr. Warrick Bishop. I'm a cardiologist, an author and a keynote speaker. I'm CEO of the Healthy Heart Network. I'm all about trying to help people live as well as possible for as long as possible. Heart disease is huge in Australia. Every 20 minutes someone suffers a heart attack. Most of these could probably have been avoided if only we knew what to do. This podcast is all about helping you understand. blood pressure, weight, cholesterol for better health. If you enjoy this podcast, I would be honoured for a five-star review. You can share it with your family and friends. It may well save someone you love. Hi, my name is Dr. Eric Bishop and welcome to my podcast and videocast station. As always, I'm super grateful you've taken a moment to tune in, but I'm also super grateful that I have the opportunity to interview today and speak with today Mark. Fox. He's, well, he's an author, an entrepreneur, a rocket scientist, and he is CEO and founder of Rezona Health. And in part one, where I had the chance to meet Mark and speak with Mark for the first time, we were talking about electromagnetic field therapy and its impact on cells. It's been around for years and vets have used it on horses, yet we don't seem to use it on us. Hi, Mark. Welcome. Thank you. Thanks for having me again. So if you missed part one, go back and listen. Mark's story is fascinating. He started life as a, well, I think it was a wallpaper hanger, then became a rocket scientist and then has been caught up in women's clothing and now really interested in this space of post-electromagnetic field therapy and health. Quick recap is that this concept of introducing energy to cells and using electromagnetic waves introducing this energy to cells allows those cells to work better producing more energy within the cell and if you can make cells work better and they function better they're less likely to progress to disease and they're more likely to heal so mark you alluded to your dog being the catalyst for you starting up Rezona Health, but tell me more about the device and how would you describe that device? Well, it looks like if anyone's old enough to remember an old iPod, the first music players before the little stick, I purposely designed it for familiarity to look like that. So it has the wheels and the function and the user interface. Most people will not get this, but Plus, I think it's cool. The colors that are on the screen for the people who can't see them, they're the same colors as a Star Trek recorder. Bones would go with the colors on it. So I did all those things with the marketing design to make it look familiar. But what I did say in the first session is it's actually a music player. It doesn't make sound. It doesn't have a speaker. I mean, you can hear a little slight buzzing if you put it up to your ear. an mp3 songs that are playing through a coil that are creating this magnetic field or this symphony of energy and it is a symphony because it's a songs that are you know some are simple some are more complex ptsd is the most complex one because it's in every part of your body so you have to target it and move every one to four minutes and i'll know even if you know this but we can now see ptsd in the cell you can see it in the cell structure And you can now see at that level if it's had an effect to make it better or worse. So it's pretty interesting. Look, this is science. It's sort of beyond my normal wheelhouse, to be honest. But let me try and understand, you've got a device that's the size of, well, one of the original big Apple iPods. How does it work? Do you put it around your neck? Do you wear it in a pocket? If you've got a sore ankle, do you strap it to your leg? How does that work, Mark? So you wear it with a lantern around your neck, kind of like a badge you would at a conference. And this is where some of the physics get involved and there can be some arguments, but the magnetic field itself drops off really fast with distance, all magnetic fields do. So it doesn't travel very far with the magnetic field by itself, but this is the theory. It's resonating in three things. It's resonating with the water in your body. So like throwing a pebble in a pond, it makes that wave. And the reason we believe that is because if you're not hydrated, it doesn't work as well. Now we know there has to be a path that's different than just the magnetic field because putting it around your neck can't help a broken foot with a magnetic field by itself. So number one is it's resonating with water in your body. That's the theory. Number two, if you remember from school, is an alternating magnetic field is going to be alternating electrical current and versa. So your body is got high resistance, but it is electrically conductive. As you know, you can electrocute yourself to that, right? So there's a super, super, super, super low electrical current. If anyone's familiar with the TENS unit, this is a thousand times less than a TENS unit. But that's another path of, wow, the energy could transfer through the body. The third one that nobody... I've ever heard say, except me, and it's still a theory, is magnetite, which is found in birds and sea turtles to migrate, has very recently been found in human cells. So magnetite. Magnetite. So my logic is a magnetic field can transfer energy to another. So if each cell has a little magnet in it, that would allow it to transfer that as well. So you wear it with a lanyard or put it in your pocket. Or I've given up on fighting this one because the women won't listen to me anyway. They never have. They put it in their bra. So all the women put it in their bra. It's funny because I get this all the time. It's like, what happens if I get it wet? And I go, you dropped it in the toilet. And they're like, what are you, a psychic? I go, no, that's the only way it can get wet. I don't know what you guys do in the bathroom, but you dropped it. So hit it with a blow dryer and get it. We've now actually added a little water barrier. It's got some vents in it for people that can't see it. help cool it because it does get up to like 105 Fahrenheit because it's putting out quite a bit of energy. We have a little barrier now to, on the latest version, try and keep the toilet water out. Let me offer a fourth potential mechanism if you're able to hang it around a lanyard and still see benefits remotely. Perhaps as the cells, red blood cells, white blood cells of the body are passing through the region. they're being charged then moving out and they may be moving more freely or functioning better or transferring oxygen better or the white cells may be repairing better or reducing inflammation more effectively because they're, if you like, being charged up centrally and then going out to do their job distally in the tissues. I'm not sure. I've got an idea. Conceptually, that sounds possible to me because the blood will be flowing right underneath where you're wearing your... your device? Conceptually, yes, that could very well be in it. And another one is, again, I'm not a doctor. People didn't hear that before. I'm a rock scientist, but I'm doing all that. I didn't get into the vagus nerve because I don't understand it. I didn't at all. I've been studying it and studying it and studying and seeing how much data is. If you tone your vagus nerve, if you get it at the right frequency and harmony, it fixes a lot of stuff. I was actually researching and saw a doctor presenting. It was a TED talk, I believe. The vagus nerve is connected to your brain. It comes down both sides of your neck. In humans, it actually makes a cluster at the sternum, then goes to all your arms and the rest of the body. The device you're going to have coming out the first of the year is a pendant that you wear like a necklace at the vagus nerve. This is, um, I mentioned on the, on the first episode that we, um, one of the biggest studies of one of our competitor partner pals. Okay. They did a huge Vegas nerve toning study, um, found out we know what the right frequency is. We know what the right song and recipe is now they did 430, 40 people on PMF and Vegas nerve. So I'm trying to come up with a tractive wearable. That's a necklace that a man or a woman could wear. This device, the Vibe, I tried to make it as simple as I could. It's alphabetical. You pick the one you want, you hit play, you put it in your pocket. It's way easier, which doesn't seem possible. You hit the on button. You can't do anything. There's no power level. There's no screen. You don't select anything. So I'm trying to make this one so simple. It shouldn't need any instructions. It's kind of like... And that... And that new device is vagus nerve specific? Yes. Yeah. Okay. What do you call your other device, the pocket device? What do you call it? VIBE. VIBE. VIBE. So the VIBE device, you would wear it in the same place, but it might have an influence on the vagus if you hit the right program, and it might have an influence on other things. Would that be correct? That's absolutely right. You were writing right now because when I was just talking about the pendant doesn't exist yet. So we're doing the Vegas study with this first. Perfect. To make sure it's working. Yes. Makes sense. So for those listening, this is a, I really do think this area is way underrepresented in medicine. There are robust studies just to validate Mark's position on this. Some of those studies have shown in double-blind randomized trials, using pulsed electromagnetic field therapy can halve fracture healing time, and that really got my attention. In your own experience with your Vibe device, Mark, have you seen healing of things like wounds or bones influenced by people wearing the device around their neck? anecdotal or any observational recorded data in that space? Absolutely. And I can't say his last name because it's about 90 letters, right? Doctor, he's a veterinarian in Colorado. He uses this technology and my device 20 to 30 times a day for spade neuters or for wound healing. So we use it on horses quite a bit because they hurt themselves a lot. This is kind of a cool one. What we're right now is I'm working with the zoo because the zoo animals hurt themselves and each other. And it's the strategy that we have there is on a horse, we can strap it on their neck with an elastic band on their vagus nerve horse. They're fine with it for relaxing balance and allergies and stuff. Rhinos, rhinoceroses don't want anything strapped to them, nor do giraffes. So what we're truing is you can actually infuse it into water and creams. epidermal creams and so i by the way you're a doctor i can actually get if i wanted to i can get cocaine easier than i can epidermal cream it's like you can't get it if you're not a doctor but we're trying to test some of that stuff is to infuse the energy into the cream and antidotally it shows that the frequencies will stay in water about six hours and cream about 30 days so for wounding on elephants and rhinos and Porcupines, whatever, in a zoo. We're testing all that stuff as well. And I did the largest, not the largest, a very, very large study with dogs and PTSD. And it's a no-kill shelter here in Florida that's 850 dogs. My rationale was all of them or a large percentage could have PTSD because they're in jail and they didn't do anything wrong. But I didn't know and I screwed up. was what I measured was cortisol, assuming cortisol would come down if PTSD symptoms came down. That isn't true. People and animals with PTSD already have a low cortisol. So it screwed up the whole study. What I've now learned after I spent all that time and effort on it was the main measurement to use and the Veterans Administration agrees now to measure success in PTSD is does your heart rate variability go up? So we're targeting everything on heart rate variability on these studies now, but live and learn. Yeah, no, absolutely fascinating. So tell us where, if there are people listening, where would they be able to get a Vibe device? For those in Australia, there's every chance I'll be reaching out to Mark after this podcast and organizing to bring some in. So if you want to, explore whether a Vibe device is good for you, drop us a note at info at drWarrickbishop.online and I'll have those devices. We'll be getting some in and hopefully helping Mark get these wonderful pulsed electromagnetic field devices into Australia. But for those who want to know more about you on the website, tell us a bit about where they go and what they can look for, Mark. So what we'll do is for your listeners, we'll just create a unique page, Arizona.health, there's no .com, and we can forward slash whatever you want to call it. We can call it Dr. Bishop if you want. That sounds great. So Arizona.health forward slash Dr. Bishop. And just so everyone knows, we ship worldwide for free. Right. So Arizona.health backslash Dr. Bishop. Forward slash Dr. Bishop. Forward slash. Sounds perfect. And they retail for $399. We'll give your listeners $150 off so they can get them for $249. So it's far better crying a $7,000 mat, which is what a mat's going to cost you. Mat's very expensive. Well, that's an amazing opportunity. I really appreciate the discount. I'm sure those listening would appreciate the discount. I have been blown away by our own experience in our... wellness center with post electromagnetic field therapy and the impact it has on people. I'm a little bit like you, Mark. I haven't completely got a full understanding of the science, but I'm seeing the outcome. And I think for those who really do have any queries or questions about their own health. Chronic aches and pains, anxiety, as you alluded to, PTSD is a significant one. But I think other inflammatory processes, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, if you have the funds to explore this, I think it's got to be worth a go. And I'll leave you to look it up on what's the web address again? R-E-S-O-N-A dot health. forward slash Dr. Bishop. Well, after this wonderful series of interviews, Mark, I feel charged up and I'm absolutely delighted to have shared with you. So thank you again. Thank you. Thanks again for having me. That's fantastic. For those listening, do take advantage of that offer. That's at risona.health forward slash Dr. Bishop. And get some more information about this. technology that has been, I think, wrongly hidden from us and can really offer something that's adjunct or even separate to our current therapies. So thanks once more, Mark. For those listening, it's Mark Fox. He's an entrepreneur. He's CEO of Rezona Health. He's an author and a rocket scientist. Again, really always appreciate you listening. If you have any queries or questions, drop us a note at info at drWarrickbishop.online. Until next time, I hope you live as well as possible. For as long as possible, take care and bye for now. Hi. Ever wondered what your risk of heart attack is? You should. It's the single biggest killer in the Western world. We're talking one death less than every 30 minutes in Australia. One death. less than every 60 seconds in the United States 9 million deaths globally per annum. Well how do you check your risk? Well you can go to www.virtualheartcheck.com.au you'll find out about your risk and what can be done beyond that to be even more precise.