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[santamedicalusa]

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[goodpvppy]

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[wyndlerunner]

Era 2 is always talking about how Pulsers are considered useless cuz they just slow time around themselves and Marasi gets a lot of crap for it

But I would love to see them as first responders/medics in Era 3

The point of ambulances is to get people to medical help as soon as possible + keeping them stable enough to reach help. But moving a critically injured patient is risky/dangerous. And if you had the option of leaving them safe and stabilized where they were while you brought all of the medical assistance you needed, why wouldn’t you??

I want to see Pulser and Coinshot duos racing across the city to stabilize patients while slow, but heavily supplied and staffed medical vehicles came to them

[nono2411]

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[electromagneticdevices]

Innovative Solutions for Health: PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers Unveiled

In today's rapidly advancing world of health technology, innovative solutions are continuously emerging to address various wellness needs. One such breakthrough in the realm of holistic health is PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers. These devices, offered by Bio Silver Streamgen, represent a cutting-edge approach to enhancing well-being. Let's delve deeper into what PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers are and how they are revolutionizing the way we approach health and wellness.

Understanding PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers

PEMF stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, a non-invasive treatment modality that utilizes electromagnetic fields to stimulate cellular repair and promote overall wellness. Channel Magnetic Pulsers, a specialized type of PEMF device, deliver targeted magnetic pulses through specific channels, offering precise and effective therapy to the intended areas.

The Science Behind PEMF Therapy

At the heart of PEMF therapy lies the principle of electromagnetic resonance. Every cell in the body possesses its own electromagnetic field, and when exposed to external magnetic fields at the appropriate frequencies, cellular functions can be modulated and optimized. This modulation can lead to a wide range of benefits, including pain relief, improved circulation, enhanced cellular regeneration, and reduced inflammation.

Benefits of PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers

Bio Silver Streamgen's PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers offer a multitude of benefits for users seeking to optimize their health and well-being. Here are some of the key advantages:

Targeted Therapy: By delivering magnetic pulses through specific channels, these pulsers ensure precise targeting of the desired areas, maximizing therapeutic effectiveness.

Versatility: PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers can be used to address a variety of health concerns, ranging from chronic pain and inflammation to stress management and relaxation.

Non-Invasive: Unlike many traditional medical interventions, PEMF therapy is non-invasive and free from adverse side effects, making it a safe and gentle option for individuals of all ages.

Convenience: With compact and portable designs, Bio Silver Streamgen's PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers allow users to enjoy the benefits of therapy anytime, anywhere.

How PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers Work

These innovative devices operate by generating electromagnetic pulses that penetrate deep into the body's tissues, stimulating cellular activity and promoting healing from within. By modulating the body's electromagnetic fields, PEMF therapy can help restore balance and vitality to the entire system.

Applications of PEMF Therapy

The versatility of PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers makes them suitable for addressing a wide range of health conditions, including:

Chronic pain conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and back pain

Inflammatory disorders like tendonitis, bursitis, and rheumatoid arthritis

Musculoskeletal injuries and sports-related injuries

Neurological conditions including migraines, neuropathy, and multiple sclerosis

Stress-related disorders such as anxiety, insomnia, and depression

The Bio Silver Streamgen Difference

When it comes to PEMF therapy, not all devices are created equal. Bio Silver Streamgen stands out as a leader in the field, offering state-of-the-art PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers that are backed by scientific research and clinical evidence. With a commitment to quality, efficacy, and user satisfaction, Bio Silver Streamgen sets the standard for excellence in holistic health technology.

Conclusion

Innovative solutions for health, such as PEMF Channel Magnetic Pulsers, are transforming the way we approach wellness. With their targeted therapy, non-invasive nature, and wide-ranging benefits, these devices offer a holistic approach to healing that complements traditional medical interventions. As the demand for safe, effective, and convenient health solutions continues to grow, Bio Silver Streamgen remains at the forefront of innovation, providing cutting-edge PEMF technology to empower individuals on their journey to optimal health and vitality.

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[freezenet]

Review: Pulser - Cloudwalking (Astral Remix) (Trance)

This review covers the trance track Pulser – Cloudwalking (Astral Remix). Continue reading Untitled

[santamedicalusa]

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[plumedepoete]

Pulser - Daroca Mikael

Pulser – Daroca Mikael

Pulsion d ’ écriture Ascenseur de mots Attend la rencontre Rigueur de solitaire. Clarifier les dépôts Entraîne connaissance Atteindre l ’ universel Apporter l ’ émotion. Vraiment se chercher Écouter belles voix Observation se nourrit Intériorité d ’ exigence. Roulement de mots Le repos des sens Oiseau bleu délivre Ailes des envolées. Les échos savourent Flocons du temps Énigme se sourit Souscrit…

[holly-the-trash-writer]

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Eleventh Doctor x Fem!Reader (Mentioned Only)

Synopsis: When the Cyber-Doctor looks into the Doctor's mind he finds out about a woman. The most important woman in the whole Universe. Just who is she and why won't he talk about it?

(Taken from the epsisode 'Nightmare in Silver')

Word Count: 1,248

A/N: Could be read as most Doctor's if comments about the bow tie are ignored. I'm just obsessed with Eleven at the moment so if anyone has any requests? Happy to help!

Clara bounced into the throne room of the castle, quickly checking on the kids, who were still unresponsive and to see the still tied up Doctor who was sitting playing chess with the robot that is inside his head.

He clicked the fingers on his left hand when he saw her, “Hey! Clara, there you are. Now, quick rundown. What's our weapons strength?” 

Without second guessing Clara rhymed off as she walked in front of the chess board and faced the giddy alien, “One big gun, five of those hand-pulser units and a shiny black bomb that implodes the planet.” 

He nodded eagerly, waving the same hand in the air, “Yeah. Yeah, that one. Now, tell me, does it happen to, possibly, have a remote triggery thing?”

Clara nodded and brought the trigger from out of her pocket, "Like this?"

“Ah. Brilliant. Pass it here.” he held out his hand expectantly. 

Clara went to press it into his palm before snatching her hand away again, “No.”

“Why not?” 

Clara shrugged, “In case you're not you right now. Or even if you are, just in case.” 

The Doctor leans back in the chair and points to the metal at his temple, whispering, “Oh, don’t worry. The Cyberplanner’s hibernating between moves right now.” He pressed a finger to his lips, “Shush.”

Clara squinted her eyes at him before placing her hands on the table and leaned into the Doctor’s face, “Prove you’re you. Tell me something only the Doctor knows.” 

He thought for a moment before a glint appeared in his eye, he leant across the chessboard, looking Clara in the eye as he speaks softly, “Clara, I suppose I'm the only one who knows how I feel about you right now.” 

Clara’s mouth falls open at his words. What?

“How funny you are. So funny. And pretty. And the truth is, I'm starting to like you in a way that is more than just-” 

With a raised hand, Clara, for all she’s worth, slaps the Doctor right across his silly face.

The Doctor’s head snapped to the side before he jerekd in the chair, touching his cheek with his left hand, “Ow! Oww! Owwwww!” Recovering from the slap he clicked his fingers, “Yes!” He grins before pointing to his face, “It's me.” He rubs his cheek, “That really hurt. How did you know that wasn’t me?”

Clara moved her head from side to side, “Um... well. Even if that was true, which it obviously isn't, I know that you would rather die than say it.” 

The Doctor's lip raised in a sneer, “Hmm, yes. He is a little emotionally stunted, isn’t he?”

Clara stood up straight, “What?”

The Doctor... the cyber-Doctor was smirking, “I’ve had a little dig around in his brain and in his hearts and ohhh, Doctor. Ooh la la.”

He jerked in his seat, “Stop it.”

Another jerk, “Oh but she’s just so pretty.”

Clara stumbled back as the Doctor started jerking violently in his... their... seat.

“Who? Who is?” she asked.

“Stop it now!” The Doctor yelled.

“Oh. But why stop now? You seem so rattled! Maybe I should dive back in and see more of her.” The cyber-Doctor yelled back.

Entering the Doctor's memories he saw flashes of her. Old adventures. Weeping Angels, the Pandorica, dancing around the Tardis. Holding hands as they run across planets and spaceships

"Oh, poor Clara." He spat, "His hearts belong to someone else."

Clara backed away from them as the shouting began to get louder and louder.

The real Doctor slammed his fist on the table in a rage, “Leave her out of this!”

Was the last thing she heard before she thought it best to remove herself from the situation. The mystery woman could wait until after they fight the killer tin men. 

- 

After narrowly escaping the Cybermen with their lives, Clara and the other survivors run through the castle corridors to the throne room. 

Entering the room they saw him smiling as he fixed his bow tie. All of the circuitry at the side of his face was gone.

He smiled and waved at them with both hands, “Ahhh! Hello. Can someone untie me, please?”

Clara ran straight over to him before stopping at the other side of the table, holding up a finger to silently tell him to wait. Squinting at him before asking, “Do you think I’m pretty?”

"No." He answered quickly. She wasn't her, not the hair, eyes, nose, ears, height. Nothing matched. Nothing would ever, ever compare to her and he knew that. He'll know that for the rest of his lives and doesn't that strike him with a fear he never knew he had.

She watched as a range of emotions crossed his face, happiness, love and sadness all flashed before her eyes before he cloaked it with his usual childlike giddiness, "Definetely not. You're too short and bossy, and your nose is all funny.”

“Good enough.” She smiled before untying him. 

- 

The Doctor and Clara were alone in the Tardis. Clara was waiting for him to say something and the Doctor was staring at anything other than Clara.

Biting the bullet she opened her mouth first, “Doctor?”

The Doctor stopped fiddling with the switches and levers, “Are you still here?”

Clara sighed and walked around the console, “Doctor.” 

He started wringing his fingers together as he looked across at her.

“Back at the castle. That cyber thing.” she gestured to the side of his face. 

He clicked his fingers, "Yes! Right. No. Nothing to worry about. All back to normal now. Well..."

"No, Doctor. Not that." She ran her finger along the console, “He, the cyber thingy, talked about a woman. Who was she?”

The Doctor sighed, a lump forming in his throat as tears stung his eyes, “An old, old, friend of mine.” 

“What like... like an ex?” 

Blinking hard he pressed a few buttons on the Tardis, “Yes.” 

Clara’s eyes widened. 

“Only, if an ex never becomes an ex.” 

“Wait. What?” 

Inhaling deep he turns to Clara with a sad smile, slowly waving his hands as he explained, “She isn’t an ex, Clara. She’s the woman I love.” 

Clara’s breath left her lungs. The Doctor loves someone? Like, really, really loves someone. Looking at his face she saw nothing but heartbreak, she walked over and placed her hand on his arm, “What happened to her?” 

“The same thing that happens to everyone. I lost her.” 

“How did you-” 

The Doctor smiled and gently placed a finger on her lips, “Not a story for today.” 

“But-” 

The Doctor clicked his fingers to open the door and span away from her pulling leavers and pressing buttons, “Too much to do! So much to see.”

Clara sighed as the childlike Doctor was back and the wall was put back up. 

The Doctor clicked his heels and gave her a salute, “Until next Wednesday.”

Knowing that she wasn't going to get anywhere else she nodded, “Yeah. Sure. See you then, Doctor." Giving him a reassuring smile before walking out of the Tardis. 

The Doctor circled the console slowly as he drifted through time and space. He pressed a few buttons and grabbed the monitor. 

A small smile spread over his face as a video from his memory played over and over again. 

The Tardis hummed and he looked up at her. Raising his hand, he touched the glass in a comforting gesture.

“I know, old girl. I miss her too.”

[inbabylontheywept]

So, there's this thing at the end of most radiation pulsers called a Blumlein, right? And it's this big transmission line that feeds into the cathode, which makes the radiation pulse. And I assumed it was, I dunno, a German thing? The radiation kind of blooms out, most of our charts of it spreading in the room can be interpreted to look at least a floral, and the piece is, generically, a specific kind of specialized transmission line.

But no, it's named after its creator, Alan Blumlein. Which is hilarious to me, because its like if there was a laser sword, and there was a part of the laser sword called the LazerHylt, and it served as the hilt of the sword, but it was actually named after its inventor, Alan LazerHylt.

My coworkers don't think it's as funny as I do, but I think it's hilarious.

[gettingintoknives]

so i LOST my air pulser which is evil but i bought a combo air pulser + g spot stimulator and it is RLYYY good but unfortunately i still need another Just air pulser bc i cant be bothered to preheat my pussy every time i want to get off -_-

[goodpvppy]

finally able to touch myself after nearly two weeks… i got my pulser on and i feel so good i feel dizzy i need to cum over and over until i can’t breathe