> We use EM radiation for illnesses and doctors apply them.
Do you have examples of usage as a treatment? I can only think of rTMS (whose effectiveness is contentious).
Do you have examples of usage as a treatment? I can only think of rTMS (whose effectiveness is contentious).
What is maybe the most applicable that is widely accepted is electric therapy for people recovering from ACL surgeries.
ME? the coil generates an M which induces localized E in the body as shown by localized currents? (which produce some more M, but only just enough)
This is warranted because they are pretty different - light has a frequency distribution, diffracts, etc, and can be focused to propagate energy over distances large compared to its source, whereas quasistatic fields (by definition) have no frequency distribution, and die as 1/r^2 or faster