Magnet Therapy
All Magnets are Neodymium N48 of approximately 2,600 to 3,000 surface gauss with True North facing to the skin. Prior to being embedded into the bracelets, these same Magnets have a starting gauss strength of 3,800.
All Magnets are encapsulated in stainless steel cups and sealed with clear epoxy coating for additional protection.
How Magnets Work
Magnets have been used all over the world for thousands of years and believed to possess healing powers. When magnets are placed on the human body, the magnetic field penetrates the skin tissues and bones. As blood contains iron, it acts as a conductor of magnetic energy in helping to increase the flow of blood and, therefore, increase the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues. This assists the growth of healthy new cells and initiates the body to heal itself by its natural ability.
The use of North facing magnetic orientation to the body is widely considered to give the best magnetic benefits as the North polarity produces a stronger magnetic field effect resulting in better penetration to the skin.
Benefits
The effects of magnets are said to provide relief in the treatment of many ailments for various people. The benefits are:
- Stimulates the body's natural healing power
- Increases blood circulation
- Raises oxygen levels
- Speeds up metabolism of body cells
- Removes harmful toxins
- Relieves joint and muscle pain
- Alleviates physical stress, stiffness, cramps or discomfort
- Controls swelling
- Reduces water retention
- Relieves fatigue and tiredness
- Promotes quality sleep
- Slows down ageing
It should be noted that the benefits experienced may vary from individual to individual.
Caution
While research shows that there are no harmful side effects caused by the use of magnets, individuals fitted with pacemakers should never use this product.
Disclaimer
All information is provided for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice or care. Should you have any specific questions or concerns about your health, please consult your health care provider.
