Vadodara / Anand: Electromagnetic devices developed accidentally come to animal rescue requires physiotherapy treatment.
Devices developed by Vallabh-based researchers Vidyanagar Shreelal Jha and his son Harshavardhan and Sarth are being used at the Veterinary College of Anand Agricultural University (AAU) to provide therapy without drugs to animals.
“We have used these physiotherapy instruments for the treatment of wounds, fractures, paraplegia and in pain management.
We found this modality very useful in the care of animal patients,” said Dr.
P V Parikh, Professor and Head of the Department of Surgery and Radiology at AAU’s Veterinary College.
College receives magnetic instruments – Pemph-pet (for small pets such as dogs and cats) and pemers (for larger animals such as horses, cattle) as donations from researchers who develop devices with fifth fees from electromagnetic pulses the same , Devices (PEMF) are used in European countries.
“Our research work was originally motivated by Padma Shri recipients of Ramesh Baba from Maan Mandir Seva Sanan Trust.
Trust run one of the biggest ‘shalas’ in this country.
His students have seen the use of Pemers in livestock abroad and have asked from a similar device At home, “Jha said, a former director of the research center funded by its own and technical assistant at the Sardar Physics Department of Sardar Patel University.
Jha, who works as an independent R & D consultant now, starts using technology at home, before turning to animals.
“NASA has developed this technology for astronauts to increase their sleep density and bones.
Furthermore, experiments on drug therapy have shown a positive impact on more than 100 diseases,” Jha said.
Describing its functions, Jha said that the device released a pulsed electromagnetic wave at the right frequency, accelerating the restoration of the body at the cellular level.
“There is no pain, no pressure, without pressure.
Electromagnetic waves directly affect blood cells.
They violate the prominent blood layer because the capacity of oxygen intake at the cell level increases,” he said.