Are Medical Beds Real?

Rumor has it that medical beds are here to stay and will be used for healing in the near future. Personally, I believe that this medical miracle has been hidden from us for many years by the deep state. For example, how did Henry Kissinger live to be a 100? The deep state seem to have the ability to live much longer than people who don't have access to the best medical care. Excerpts below of med beds:

"Have you heard of Tesla Med Beds? If not, you’re in for a treat. These beds are a new type of healing technology that have been making waves in the healthcare industry. Using advanced electromagnetic and plasma technologies, they are said to promote healing and regeneration in the body. But what exactly are Tesla Med Beds? They are based on the work of Nikola Tesla, a famous inventor and electrical engineer who lived over 100 years ago. His research into energy fields and frequencies has inspired the development of this groundbreaking technology.

Proponents of Tesla Med Beds claim that they can be used to treat a wide range of conditions, from chronic pain to cancer. And while there is still much debate about their effectiveness, many people believe that they hold great promise for the future of healthcare. In fact, the Atlanta Hyperbaric has partnered with our friends at Life Force Med Beds, innovators in Med Bed technology, so visit them today and start your wellness journey!"
https://atlantahyperbariccenter.com/tesla-med-beds-truths-and-myths/

"Recent scientific achievements and technological advances have brought forward a massive display of new or updated medical devices, enabled with highly-developed embedded-control functions and interactivity. From the final decade of the twentieth century, medical beds have particularly been affected by this surge, taking on new forms and functions, while accommodating to established properties that have become well-known for these devices. The past fifteen years have also brought forward changes to conceptual frameworks, concerning the product design and manufacturing processes (standards), as well as the patient (perspectives on patient-care environments and accessibility). This work presents a state-of-art survey on electric medical beds, representing what is defined as the time of “smart beds”, as part of an increasingly comprehensive patient-care environment."

https://bmcmedinformdecismak.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12911-018-0643-5