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Magnetic Therapy is Amazing!

Magnetic therapy has been around for literally ages.

People for centuries have used magnets to heal themselves of many ailments.

I personally wear a magnetic bracelet all the time.

Over the years I have written a few articles about magnetic therapy.

I am going to share these with you here.

I hope you enjoy reading them and also take advantage of the information.

Please check out my other lens about the History of Magnetic Therapy.

Here's to good health and good spirits!

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Magnetic Therapy... What's It all About?

How Magnets Work Magnetic therapy has been based on empirical evidence for ages, but since researchers have been delving into magnetic therapy as a viable solution to many medical problems, even more proof that magnets really do work has been uncovered.

The following is an article that I wrote that was published in the Arab Times English Language Newspaper in Kuwait in Feb. 2006.

Since then, even more evidence for the use of magnetic therapy has come forward.

Read with good health!

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The History of Magnetic Therapy

By Mia Ponzo

Ancient Magnetic TherapyMagnets are a fascinating item to be sure. They are interesting to play with, and mysterious to learn about. But, did you know they can be used to heal too? Although magnets are better known for their use in holding things on the refrigerator door, and for their use in electronics and for other scientific endeavors, as well as their directional capabilities, their history of use as a medical treatment comes from ancient times.

In ancient Africa, evidence of the use of magnets as a healing treatment was found, discovered in a bloodstone (magnetite) mine found dating back as far as 100,000 years ago! Later, in the times of recorded history, from as far back as 2000 BC, the use of magnets was mentioned in China's Yellow Emperor's Classic book of Internal Medicine. That is how Feng Shui came about too, when the lodestone (which is an iron oxide) was discovered to have the ability to point to magnetic north. Way back in the 4th Century BC Aristotle was talking about the use of magnets. It has been said that the amazing Egyptian queen Cleopatra also knew of the benefits of magnets, and used to treat herself with one of them on her forehead for medicinal and beautification purposes. In 200 BC the famous Greek medical practitioner, Galen, used magnets for healing.

In Europe and the Arabian world the use of magnets for healing goes back to at least the 4th Century AD, with medical practitioners using magnets on the hands, feet, and joints.

Then, later on, in the 16th Century, one of the most famous people to promote the use of magnets in healing therapy was Paracelsus, who is considered the "father" of modern medicine. And, even if you haven't heard of the German doctor Mesmer (who is the father of the so-called animal magnetism), who was a famous magnetic healer from the 18th Century, you have most certainly heard of the term "mesmerized" (which has now become the equivalent of being hypnotized or enthralled), which came from Franz Mesmer's ability to enchant people with his amazing feats of healing that he attributed first to the magnetism of magnets and iron, and later to his own "animal magnetism".

The ancient history of using magnets for healing has carried right up to the present time, with hardly a break in the flow of this history, unlike many other complimentary therapies that were carried over from ancient times. Through the 20th Century magnetic therapy has continued to be used, and is still used right up to now, in the 21st Century. In fact, in as recently as 1983, a new magnet was discovered. It is called an earth neodymium magnet, and it was discovered to be 700 times more powerful than an ordinary magnet, while having the ability not to lose its charge for an indefinite period of time. The ramifications of that discovery are clearly priceless.

The use of magnets in healing therapy is even accepted by "allopathic" practitioners, and scientific studies have shown that the correct use of magnets in medical therapy has clear value in several areas, particularly in the healing of broken bones, specifically those breaks that aren't responding to conventional methods. An even more promising use for magnets is their use in cancer therapy, which is showing a number of successes. Even the space group, NASA, use magnets in their space program, in order to help prevent weakness in astronauts. There is continuing research being done in the area of magnets used for medicinal and healing purposes, and recent studies done at major American universities have shown clear and promising results, particularly in the use of magnets placed over certain areas of the body and their ability to accord a relief of pain in that area.

There are several different methods being used with magnetic therapy, but all of them are based on the same idea, that magnets can help to bring the body back to general good health by balancing the various systems of the body and opening the flow of the energy in the body. The use of magnets is safe and easy, although their use is not for everyone. For example, people with certain electronic devices placed internally, such as pacemakers, wouldn't want to use magnetic devices for healing purposes due to the possibility of the disruption of such devices. But, otherwise, magnets can be used safely by young and old alike.

At the present time, magnetic therapy for medicinal purposes is recognized all over the world as a valid and beneficial healing treatment. In fact, over 45 countries officially recognize it. The best thing about magnetic therapy is the ease of use and the low, low cost. As more and more scientific studies are conducted, more and more benefits of the use of magnetic therapy are certain to be discovered. And, although it is a good idea to have a medical practitioner overseeing your condition, with magnetic therapy, you can often heal yourself, due to the ease of use when dealing with magnets. There are literally thousands of magnetic healing products out on the market now, including magnetic beds, magnetic bracelets, joints wraps, buttons, and more. And, while those products are most certainly commercial in nature, some of them being rather expensive, many of them are quite inexpensive as well, and are easily affordable by all.

Thus, the ancient history of magnetic healing has carried us over right up to the present and is still going strong, and an amazing history it is!

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Magnetic Therapy Article 2

Some Magnetic Therapy Points This is an article I wrote for my column in the Arab Times English language daily in Kuwait in Feb. 2009

Read the article and then get right out there and start getting rid of your health problems!

Get out there and get some form of magnetic therapy to work with.

We all need to take action and help ourselves to be as healthy as we can be.

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What's The Deal With Magnetic Therapy?

By Mia Ponzo

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There is a lot of buzz going around about magnet therapy. Many companies sell magnetic items that are supposed to heal people of various ailments through the power of the magnets in them. But, the question is, do these items really work, or is it all hype? There are so many magnetic products out there in the market that it is difficult to name them all, including simple magnets, arm and wrist bands, bracelets, necklaces, pillows, pads, insoles, and even magnetic beds and bed pads!

When trying to discover if something works or not, the best thing to do is to look at scientifically done, peer-reviewed studies that have been done on the particular treatment, in this case magnet therapy. Then, after that, we can go further to empirical evidence, based on case studies, and reported results. So, when I began my research, having never personally used magnetic therapy I was interested in finding out more. Anything that could possibly help me treat my patients more effectively would, naturally, be in my interest to find out. What I discovered was very incredible indeed, but, to be fair, not absolutely every study that has been done has had such positive results. Some studies showed no difference whatsoever in the results between the control groups, placebo groups, and magnet groups. Having said that, there were no reports that I could find that mentioned any negative response based on the use of magnets (except for minor problems with the adhesives being used and a mention of some people getting hot flushes during the trial). So, at least, if the magnetic therapy wasn't working for those people, it wasn't hurting them (something which can't be said about chemical medications, almost all of which can have mild to severe side effects, including death)! What I did find were many studies that showed positive effects, along with plenty of empirical evidence. Before I talk about what I found out though, I want to clarify that, just because it worked for some people doesn't necessarily mean that it is going to work for you, but as long as magnetic therapy doesn't hurt you, you have nothing to lose by trying.

One study done at the University of Missouri found that low power magnets placed over the wounds helped significantly in wound healing. A recent study done by New York Medical College found that using a type of magnetic wrist bracelets showed an improvement in nerve function and a reduction in pain (both long and short term) for people suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome. In fact, there is a published literature review that states that 88% of the studies done on magnetic therapy showed positive results, significantly warranting further study. Insomnia was studied by the University of California at Irvine, finding that magnetic therapy brought relief to participants through various types of magnetic products, including pillows with magnets, magnet insoles for shoes, and bracelets. Another study showed significant pain reducing effects in the magnet group as opposed to the control and placebo groups. A further study showed good results with fibromyalgia. These results, while fairly preliminary are highly promising and encouraging for further research. One interesting report coming out of Japan states that living in concrete buildings, thereby reducing the magnetic energy received by the inhabitants, caused a variety of diseases including: general malaise, pain all over the body, and headaches. I found those findings particularly interesting since basically everyone in Kuwait lives in concrete buildings nowadays and there are ever increasing incidences of serious diseases here, including cancer, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, and a variety of other chronic problems.

The fact is that magnets have been used for hundreds of years all over the world to treat a wide variety of ailments, including: cancers, rheumatism, arthritis, asthma, allergies, circulation problems, to speed general healing, especially bone healing, sprains, muscle pain, swellings, and more. Magnetic therapy is even being widely used on expensive race horses in the USA for tendon and muscle problems, among other things, so you know there must be something to it when there's that much money involved!

While much of the evidence piling up in favor of magnetic therapy is empirical, plenty of it is also peer-reviewed scientific research. This is good news for those magnetic therapy proponents out there. I will personally begin to think seriously about including some form of magnetic therapy in my practice and you may also find that magnets are something you would like to try as well. Just make sure that you read up on it or go to someone who is an expert, rather than treat yourself without knowledge. And here's to your good health!

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Have you ever worn a magnetic bracelet or used any other magnetic product?

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  • vitalwonders May 16, 2012 @ 6:10 pm | delete
    I use magnetic jewelry everyday! It has been so effective for me that I started Vital Wonders Magnetic Jewelry over 8 years ago, to spread the word and to offer stylish modern choices specializing in women's fashion and made in the USA! Thank you for publishing a positive article explaining magnetic therapy.
  • GabrielaFargasch Jun 15, 2011 @ 3:19 pm | delete
    That is so interesting! I learned something new today! :)

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