Why don’t we have a gadget that can do that???

New scientific and anecdotal evidence indicates that the vibrations of a cat’s purr can help fight infections, reduce swelling and pain, and promote muscle growth and repair. A cat’s purr at a frequency of 18 to 35 hertz may also support tendon repair and joint mobility. At 25 to 50 hertz, purring promotes the healing of injured muscles and tendons. At 100 hertz, purring can reduce pain, increase recovery time after surgery, and ease breathing in patients with chronic pain.
That’s Not How Cats Work
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Carol Lennox. LPC, M.Ed.
Anthony (Tony/Pcunix) Lawrence 👀
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Jan 11, 2025
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Why don’t we have a gadget that can do that???
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Written by Anthony (Tony/Pcunix) Lawrence 👀4.6K Followers
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Retired Unix Consultant. I write tech and humor mostly but sometimes other things. See my Lists if your interests are specific.
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