MAGNETIC THERAPY

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Magnet Therapy utilizes the natural energy of magnetism, which is essential for human existence and overall health. Our bodies are not only physical; they encompass a subtle energy body commonly referred to as biomagnetism. Once this is realized, it should not be so surprising to learn that our bodies can benefit from this Natural Energy Field. 

Magnetic therapy is defined as the application of magnets to the body for healing benefits. When a magnet is used for healing, it is typically referred to as a healing magnet or biomagnet.

Skeptics often claim that the benefits of magnet therapy must be due to the placebo effect. However, research has proven that applying biomagnets to the body provides a static magnetic field which can assist the body to balance and self-heal.  

Does magnetic therapy work? 

Magnetic therapy benefits are backed by biomagnetic research.

How does magnetic therapy work? 

Though a controversial subject, the credit of the most common theory goes to Linus Pauling, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1954.

Biomagnets have been used for alternative pain relief in conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism, tendinitis, neck and shoulder pain, back pain and other back problems, headaches including migraines, muscle strains and sprains, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia and the list goes on.

This alternative therapy stimulates the production of the body’s natural endorphin's and offers alternative pain relief. 

This holistic remedy provides benefits beyond pain relief; it can benefit an array of symptoms and health problems such as diabetes, depression, insomnia, and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), just to name a few.

This natural remedy is not only beneficial for symptoms; it can be used as a preventative measure as well. 

Magnetic therapy also offers EMF protection from the ill effects of electromagnetic radiation.

Wearing magnetic therapy jewelry is a simple and affordable way to benefit from this natural therapy. 

Wear magnetic jewelry to alleviate symptoms, assist the body to achieve a state of homeostasis, balance your biomagnetism, and to obtain holistic health.

Magnets and magnetic therapy have been used to treat different types of pain, such as arthritis or headaches, for hundreds of years. Magnetic therapy devices are marketed widely, and they are most commonly used for pain, inflammatory conditions, and wound healing. Different types of magnets have been studied for pain: 

STATIC OR PERMANENT MAGNETS

Made from metal or alloys, static magnets can be weak, moderate, or strong, but their magnetic fields are always on and do not change. Magnetic therapy using static magnets involves placing magnets near or on the body for the purpose of pain relief or healing. Static magnets marketed for pain are often encased in a wrap, such as a wristband, that is placed against the skin near where pain is felt. They are also sold in products such as jewelry, mats, pillows, and bed pads. The existing research on the use of static magnets for pain is extremely limited, and no conclusive evidence of static magnets’ effectiveness for any form of pain has been found.

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