Magnets For Health

Magnets may help the body's natural healing powers

It is known that, when a magnet is placed against our skin, there is a noticeable increase of blood flow and an increase in oxygen absorption. As more blood carries nutrients and oxygen to the cells in the affected area, this speeds up the healing process and clears away lactic acids, toxins and waste products.

Magnets have been shown to temporarily reduce the pain associated with arthritis, rheumatism, back pain, headaches, muscle spasms, joint pain and torn ligaments.

Research shows that magnetic therapy is most effective when used in conjunction with other treatments such as massage, acupuncture, physiotherapy and surgery. Magnets alone should not be used to treat a disease or ailment

We live in a magnetic field.

We live in a world surrounded by magnetic fields, large and small. They are generated by the Earth's own magnetism, by solar storms, by changes in our weather and by the many electrical devices we use in our everyday lives.

Our bodies, through the chemical reactions within our cells and the ionic currents on our nervous system, also produce subtle magnetic fields. The electromagnetic currents in our bodies control cell regulation, tissue function and life itself.

Why is this significant?

Researchers believe that magnetic changes and electromagnetic pollution in our environment can affect the electromagnetic balance of the human body and contribute to disease. Magnetic therapy, they say, can be used to counter these effects and help to restore the balance that is essential for good health.

Proponents of magnetic therapy firmly believe that future practitioners of medicine will move away from treatments currently dominated by drugs and surgery, to develop non-invasive forms of treatment and therapy that promote and support the body's own natural healing powers. They believe that magnets will play a significant role in this revolution, together with other alternative medicines, to not only treat but also to diagnose and prevent future diseases.

In China, Japan, India, Austria and Germany, magnetic therapy is accepted as an adjunctive therapy in the treatment of pain and disease. Russia, Czechoslovakia and some western European countries have undertaken significant research on magnetic therapy for some 30 years and there is substantial clinical evidence to support the benefits of magnetic therapy.

The power of magnets, as a therapeutic aid, continues to be researched and documented as scientists discover more each day about the way in which they do their quiet and efficient work. For the many sufferers of chronic pain this is merely evidence of what they and others have accepted for years - magnets work!

Aussie Magnets offers a wide range of health related magnetic products that may help give temporary relief from pain and discomfort to all parts of the body and assist the body's natural healing and recuperative powers.

Although there are no known side effects from magnetic therapy, pregnant women, people with pacemakers or sufferers of epilepsy, should consult their doctor before using magnetic therapy products.