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There is evidence, that pulsing electromagnetic fields may improve fatigue associated with multiple sclerosis.
Evidence from this randomized, double-bind, placebo controlled trial is consistent with results from smaller studies suggesting that exposure to pulsing, weak electromagnetic fields can alleviate symptoms of MS.