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kmud-200117-frequencies-vibrations — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-200117-frequencies-vibrations. The excerpt begins at 22:14 and runs for 1 minute 12 seconds.

going to ask you about was some bone regeneration I found a lot of um a lot of different abstracts and articles um supporting this now um one of them here 2019 article in the journal of clinical medicine was translational insights into extremely low frequency pulse electromagnetic fields for bone regeneration after trauma and orthopedic surgery now if you open the link up I'm not saying you have it but if people want to find out what these are when you open the link up there's lots of information there showing how people with different traumas and surgeries that were done were treated with sound and how this improved osteoblastic activity so the actual what we understand what I understand at least at this point in time about bone building and bone breaking um organ organs within the bone so the osteoblast build it and the osteoclast break it down for remodeling um that this sound actually had a very specific effect on the osteoblast to improve bone mineralization and bone formation and structure so that was pretty interesting another 2019 document have you have you heard of um I don't know this kind of probably plays