Bioelectromagnetic Healing: A Rationale for its Use
by Thomas Valone

This book is not 240 pages as it is described by Amazon, it is only 116 pages long.I feel the book is worth its cover price but I was disappointed in the size, not the content.

I find the material really interesting, informative and useful.
I work with BioElectroMagnetic equipment, and find the material
in the book useful for explaining what I am doing..
Dr. Chaim Larsen

This book may be helpful to some, but I found it to be way over my head. It is extremely technical. I would not have bought it if I had known this. I only understood about 25 percent of what he is saying. I have a legal background -- not medical or technical. I gave it to my Lyme doctor. He flipped through it and found it interesting.

Whether you are investigating therapeutic electromagnetic devices, designing them, or using them in a practice, Dr. Thomas Valone's book is a marvelous reference to use as a concise introduction to some of the most cutting-edge ideas that have been tried and tested, as well as the underlying understanding of how and why they work. Healing practitioners will find it especially useful to use to educate their clients regarding novel healing technologies that they may choose to use. A "must-read" for medical students as a companion to Dr. Robert O. Becker's book The Body Electric to comprehend the body in "bioelectromagnetic" terms and become aware of the host of technologies "out there" and available to us today, including their history and evolution. Valone is careful to footnote and reference his sources of information, pointing to plenty of sources for further reading. The book includes graphs of scientific data, diagrams illustrating the principles of operation of various bioelectromagnetic therapies, and photographs of numerous devices. Low-key, straight-forward reading: no hype. Dr. Valone's engineering background has allowed him to take a fresh look at these otherwise complex technologies and convey a concise overview of them in very readable way, carefully explaining technical terms along the way. I've toted the book to science conferences with me, and inevitably my colleagues in physics and materials science all take down the reference. Well-worth the purchase - I have had to purchase several copies because I loan them out to colleagues and friends and they don't come back!