In this episode of The PEMF Effect, Riz Lakhani interviews Sean Dillon, a British Columbia-based PEMF practitioner with over a decade of experience. Sean shares his journey from hands-on client work to teaching other practitioners about the transformative power of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy as a natural, foundational supplement to human health.

Sean explains how modern lifestyles disconnect us from Earth’s natural PEMF frequency (7.83 Hz, the Schumann Resonance), essential for optimal cellular function. He compares chronic diseases to a houseplant dying in a closet—a result of a poor environment, not a contagious illness. PEMF devices restore the body’s natural electromagnetic environment, allowing innate healing to occur.

Whether using low-intensity PEMF for daily cellular support or high-intensity PEMF for chronic conditions, Sean emphasizes prevention and empowerment, showing how everyone has the ability to heal themselves by restoring their cellular environment.

Sean Dillon is a British Columbia-based PEMF practitioner with over a decade of experience working with clients and teaching other practitioners. He believes PEMF therapy is a natural supplement essential for human health, restoring the Earth’s electromagnetic frequency that modern living has disconnected us from, enabling innate healing at the cellular level.

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