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Alternate Systems Of Healing Magnet Therapy A newly formed system of medicine that is gaining popularity and recognition all over, it is based on the principle that the earth is one big magnet and that all our bodies are surrounded by magnetic waves emanating from the earth and other spatial bodies including the sun and moon. This natural magnetism influences and supports all forms of life. Disease is therefore caused by the imbalance between the various

electro-magnetic forces present within our bodies. Thus strategic placement of magnets on specific parts of the body can cure chronic ailments that standard medicine might find difficult to control. Legend has it that Cleopatra always wore a small magnet on her forehead to maintain her youth and beauty. And that men in love kept magnets with them to keep their beloved attracted Some of the basic principles of this therapy are: Use of mutually opposite properties of the North and South Poles. The use of two methods - Unipolar and Bipolar. The use of only one pole on a diseased organ gives desired

results but only if diagnosis and selection of pole is correctly made. During the course of treatment the patient is made to sit or lie down on an insulating wooden chair or bed for best results. While shape or size of the magnet does not matter, for sensitive organs as eyes, brain and heart, weak magnets are used for very short periods of time. For chronic ailments, strong magnets need to be employed. Never given on a full stomach, pregnant women should opt out of it and all metallic objects that absorb magnetic waves should be taken off before. In the treatment of skin diseases, a cloth should be used between the magnet and the skin. http://www.allayurveda.com/alter_magnet.htm

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Hi,

I have used a magnetic pad for years to combat minor aches and pains.

Before I started using digestive enzymes I used to have terrible stomach and

abdominal gas. Nothing seemed to help with the cramping. The 'gas' would go

nowhere. I bought a Nikken magnetic pad and placed it over the abdomen and

within 10 minutes or so the 'gas' just disappeared.

I also found that placing the magnet over a " bruise " immediately after it

appeared helped it to heal much faster.

My daughter was playing fastball and got a very hard drive on her shin. I put

the magnet over that spot immediately and within 5 minutes the pain went away

and she was able to continue playing. After the game we looked to see how large

a bruise she had and the discoloration was almost completely gone.

I have also placed the magnet on my lower back to ease discomfort there. I

My experiences only. Here's hoping magnetic therapy can work for you as well.

carol_DM

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Where can one get a magnetic pad? Thanks

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rheumatic Re:Magnet Therapy

Hi,

I have used a magnetic pad for years to combat minor aches and pains.

Before I started using digestive enzymes I used to have terrible stomach and

abdominal gas. Nothing seemed to help with the cramping. The 'gas' would go

nowhere. I bought a Nikken magnetic pad and placed it over the abdomen and

within 10 minutes or so the 'gas' just disappeared.

I also found that placing the magnet over a " bruise " immediately after it

appeared helped it to heal much faster.

My daughter was playing fastball and got a very hard drive on her shin. I put

the magnet over that spot immediately and within 5 minutes the pain went away

and she was able to continue playing. After the game we looked to see how large

a bruise she had and the discoloration was almost completely gone.

I have also placed the magnet on my lower back to ease discomfort there. I

My experiences only. Here's hoping magnetic therapy can work for you as well.

carol_DM

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Hi ,

please send me the kind of magnetic pad you use.

thank you, Kathy

From: Bob & Carol Zarn

Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 8:49 AM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Re:Magnet Therapy

Hi,

I have used a magnetic pad for years to combat minor aches and pains.

Before I started using digestive enzymes I used to have terrible stomach and

abdominal gas. Nothing seemed to help with the cramping. The 'gas' would go

nowhere. I bought a Nikken magnetic pad and placed it over the abdomen and

within 10 minutes or so the 'gas' just disappeared.

I also found that placing the magnet over a " bruise " immediately after it

appeared helped it to heal much faster.

My daughter was playing fastball and got a very hard drive on her shin. I put

the magnet over that spot immediately and within 5 minutes the pain went away

and she was able to continue playing. After the game we looked to see how large

a bruise she had and the discoloration was almost completely gone.

I have also placed the magnet on my lower back to ease discomfort there. I

My experiences only. Here's hoping magnetic therapy can work for you as well.

carol_DM

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Hi,

I bought my magnetic pad from Nikken.

It is an MLM company. A friend had used their products successfully so I

purchased a few items from her.

Dr. n Whitaker, MD has mentioned magnetic therapy in past newsletters. I

have not been able to find the article as of yet to see what brand he

recommended but I do remember that he mentioned that the gaus (strength) needs

to be high enough for the magnet to do any good.

I emailed his questions site and asked what he recommended and hope to get an

answer in the next week.

Will let you know what I find out.

Carol_DM

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Thank you,

kathy

From: Bob & Carol Zarn

Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010 7:16 PM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Re: Magnet Therapy

Hi,

I bought my magnetic pad from Nikken.

It is an MLM company. A friend had used their products successfully so I

purchased a few items from her.

Dr. n Whitaker, MD has mentioned magnetic therapy in past newsletters. I

have not been able to find the article as of yet to see what brand he

recommended but I do remember that he mentioned that the gaus (strength) needs

to be high enough for the magnet to do any good.

I emailed his questions site and asked what he recommended and hope to get an

answer in the next week.

Will let you know what I find out.

Carol_DM

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