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On 14 January 2013 I went to work and it was like any other day. I have been in the electrical industry for nearly 30 years. This means I work on вЂњliveвЂќ high voltage power lines and I have been doing this particular job for over 10 years. So in the spirit of a Marathon runner that he has become GR has kindly offered to share his experience with using Farabloc.Д¬arla Bingham,В Hand /OT ,В Gold Coast Hand Therapy Given this was an electrocution injury and phantom pain often relives the last sensory input, I felt I could not accurately describe this pain relieving journey that Farabloc has provided. GRвЂ™s list of pain medications was extensive and he relied heavily on sleeping tablets to gain a few hours sleep.

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From GRвЂ™s account no one had known of or thought to trial Farabloc, so I felt obligated to spread the word about Farabloc, its applications and what an impact it can have on phantom pain sufferers. He was initially treated in a large metropolitan hospital by quite an extensive team of specialists and allied health professionals. When I first meet GR 4 months after his injury, he was consumed with bilateral severe debilitating phantom pain. I commence the use of Farabloc in extensive amputation injuries as soon as their wounds are healed, under compression wraps/garments, to dampen their phantom sensations/pain and also as a preventative measure. Having learnt about Farabloc 8 years ago I have used it successfully to treat phantom pain in a range of hand injuries, from a single digit amputation to multiple trauma. To learn more about Farabloc visit their website on where they are able to produce extensive research and clinical trials using this product Its best used as a double layer, and is available in limb covers, gloves, jackets, socks, wraps and blankets. They also have shown that farabloc significantly reduces the levels and release of CPK (Creatine phosphokinase) inflammatory enzymes known to produce pain and cramping in muscles.ДЇarabloc is washable and may be used repeatedly. Studies have suggested that changes in EMF may modulate calcium dynamics at the cellular membrane. These high frequency electromagnetic fields can aggravate nerve ends and cause the cells in our body to become unstable which may result in certain types of chronic pain. The Fabric is made of 9.5% steel wire consisting of iron, nickel and chromium.

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After many years of research and development this shield now comes in the form of a linen like material (вЂFarablocвЂ™) which consists of a series of ultra thin metal fibres woven into a nylon fabric.

This is a physical shield that completely blocks external electrical fields, and the concept is still used today in MRI machines to keep the room free of radiation. He designed a shield and created his own version of a Faraday Cage, which is made of iron arranged in a grid pattern.

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He soon realized that his fathers amputated limb had little protection against these external electromagnetic fields (EMF), which cause atmospheric and environmental fluctuations, due to damaged nerve ends, poor skin and compromised connective tissue. His father who lost a leg in WWII could predict rain with increased phantom pain and so Frieder theorized that this was due to the increased frequency of the Electromagnetic Field in our earthвЂ™s atmosphere that occurs during a low pressure system. Recently I have experienced a truly remarkable case story involving the use of Farabloc for phantom limb pain management.ДЇarabloc was developed by a German Engineering student Frieder Kempe in the late 1960s to combat phantom limb pain.

Amputee phantom pain management