Alternative medicine: Magnetic therapy

Magnetic Therapy: natural method that is used to relieve pain, restore energy and improve sleep. This has proven to be safe, effective, economical, and simple to use alternative forms of treatment. Magnetic therapy is thousands of years still holds great promise for the future. Magnets has been proven scientifically to return to the body with its own-healing electromagnetic balance of nature. Evidence strongly indicates that magnetic therapy can help: RELIEVE Pain, Reduce inflammation restore natural energy, increase blood circulation, reverse or prevent infection, improve metabolism and the processing of toxins and support the process of healing. Magnetic therapy is a non-Invansive methods of treatment with a very high level of success and has much to offer in both prevention and treatment of chronic disease.

Brief History of Magnetic Therapy: Association between magnets, health and welfare, which is currently enjoying revival, but the approach is not new. Magnetic therapy has an ancient heritage and has a central role in the busy Chinese medicine for more than 2000 years. Magnetic therapy mentioned in some of the earliest writing in Egypt, India and Greece. Until recently the scientific explanation of magnetic action is not available. Magnetic therapy utilizing natural energy resources necessary to pull the human presence and overall health. A magnetic provide the (natural) ways to help the body's normal healing process as a pass through all the networks and cells. Studies show that magnets can be an effective therapy for relief of pain by blocking pain sensations. Applying the injury magnets increase blood flow and oxygen to increase the body's natural healing process. The increased flow of blood and fluid exchange network to help reduce injury pain and inflammation.

Completed clinical trials in the United States.

Arthritic Pain: In 1997, Dr. Carlos Valbona from Baylor College of Medicine, published a study reported that 76% of patients treated using permanent magnets reported a decrease in arthritic joint and muscle pain compared with 19% of placebo patients.

Facilities diabetes Pain: Dr. Michael Weintraub of New York Medical College released a study that shows that significant levels of poverty in the foot pain that afflicts millions of diabetics. Using magnetic insoles, nine out of ten people with diabetes reported a decrease in pain burning sensations, tingling and taste compared with 22% reporting an increase in the placebo group.

Fibromyalgia: Magnetic Mattress Pad with the Use, held in Patients A Randomized Double-blind Pilot Study, conducted by Agatha P. Colbert, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA. Conclusion of the "sleeping in the magnetic mattress pad provides a statistically significant and clinically relevant pain relief and sleep with the improvement in the subjects held. No adverse reactions recorded during the 16-week trial."

Other - There are hundreds of other clinical trials that prove the efficiency of magnetic therapy was reported in several Gary Null book with Healing Magnets, and very good in the work, Magnetic Therapy Research in Eastern Europe, by Jiri Jerabek, MD, PhD, and William Pawluck, MD, MSc.

Magnetic Therapy Today - Today in Japan and other Asian countries, including the magnets is given as a medical device. Magnetic therapy has found favor in Australia, Russia and many European countries, especially in Germany in which health insurance covers some costs. Contemporary western medicine using magnetic energy for diagnosis with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and, as a method to accelerate the healing of bone fractures. Magnetic therapy is becoming increasingly popular among health practitioners progressive, Veterinarians and professional athletes and the general public. This is a reality, our population is aging and the cost of traditional health care is spiraling upward. magnetic therapy, for reasons of ease, effectiveness and economy, will become an important form of alternative treatment in the future.

According to the World Health Organization and the type of Gauss strength magnets used in magnetic therapy does not offer a health hazard. Consult your health care professional before using any new type of therapy. Most magnetic products carry warning labels indicating the following:

Do not use magnets or magnetic therapy if using a pacemaker, implanted insulin pump or because it can interfere with the soft electronic equipment. Magnetic products are not recommended for use during pregnancy. They do not proven profitable, and not harm. Be on the safe side, do not use. Keep magnetic products at least six inches from the object, such as credit cards, computer diskettes, audio and videotapes, and the same items, such as loss of data can cause.