Guest guest Posted April 30, 2007 Report Share Posted April 30, 2007 Lynn, Try this link for a flexible pad with magnets for a very reasonable price. http://www.magnetsandhealth.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=5 & products_id=263 Lynda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2007 Report Share Posted August 7, 2007 Okay, whose opinion is this? Leo ------------------------ > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > negative effects on one's health. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2007 Report Share Posted August 7, 2007 Okay, whose opinion is this? Leo ------------------------ > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > negative effects on one's health. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2007 Report Share Posted August 8, 2007 Yes, I work for a chiropractor and we muscle tested a magnet to a patient because she heard that magnets helped illnesses. Our results were: yes, it would help her problem, but it wasn't good for her body. -- Magnets Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with negative effects on one's health. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2007 Report Share Posted August 8, 2007 Leo, If you're really serious about this question, get a copy of YOUR BODY DOESN'T LIE. This is a classic book by Diamond, MD, (a Past President of The International Academy of Preventive Medicine) and it's loaded with good information for you. Published by Warner Books, in paperback. Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM jmittelman@... For free sample of The Holistic Dental Digest PLUS, reply with your street or pob address. On Aug 8, 2007, at 1:09 AM, regehr2001 wrote: > Okay, whose opinion is this? > Leo > ------------------------ > > > > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > > negative effects on one's health. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 2007 Report Share Posted August 10, 2007 So, why do you say that Magnets of any kind on or about the body will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits. Since you are the one who said it, I just want to know why. Leo ---------------------------------------- > > > > > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > > > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > > > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > > > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > > > negative effects on one's health. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2007 Report Share Posted August 11, 2007 Hi leo: Could you tell me where I can get info. on a good water purifier for my whole house. and what do you think of the foot ionizer. I tried one this weekend and a ton of junk supposedly came out of my feet. about a half an hour later my liver was hurting really badly. I drank a lot of water and it got better. supposedly it stirs up toxins in your body and they come out the sweat glands on you feet. and then with water you can flush out some of it . what do you think about this? I have had 7 liver cleanses and a lot of stones came out I THINK I need to do more, but everytime I do it a don't feel that great and I get candida. Any ideas? any info is appreciated, regehr2001 <leoelfie@...> wrote: So, why do you say that Magnets of any kind on or about the body will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits. Since you are the one who said it, I just want to know why. Leo ---------------------------------------- > > > > > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > > > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > > > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > > > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > > > negative effects on one's health. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2007 Report Share Posted August 15, 2007 When I place a glass of tap water on a north pole magnet for a few minutes, the taste and smell of the chlorine is gone. Also tests negative by pendulum (electroscope). Leo ---------------------------------- > > > > > > > > Magnetic Problem Magnets of any kind on or about the body > > > > will interfere with one's meridian circuits - and while some will > > > > have a temporary beneficial effect, like drugs, there will most > > > > likely be weakening of the integrity of the energy circuits with > > > > negative effects on one's health. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 7, 2008 Report Share Posted June 7, 2008 Well, I thought I'd post this as something interesting for those of you who haven't messed with magnets for healing before. 3 years ago (I think about that long, I'm time aware deficient) I had breast reconstruction surgery. That surgery opened up my stomach (they use the fat there to make a breast) from the right side of my body to the left, basically split my stomach in half. The surgeon said that she put in mesh during the surgery because after something like that many people get hernias, so to head off any hernias she puts in mesh. A few months ago I decide I'm so totally out of shape that I had better get into an exercise, muscle strengthening routine. So I start out easy, because it's been years and years since I've done anything like this. I start doing my exercises while in bed in the morning, for comfort and support. After a few days I realize I'm still sore in the stomach area (I think from the exercises), especially in one particular area. That soreness should have gone away by then. I look in the mirror and I see a marble size bulge, right across from my navel. At first I think maybe it's something to do with a diverticular pouch (my husband having gone through surgery for this, so it is on my mind) and I figure it will disappear after a bit. No, it stays, and stays sore, especially when I do any exercise. Then I think, hmmm she mentioned rupture, so I look up on the web and it seems it is quite common for women my age to get a rupture where mine is. Although it basically looks like a marble there, when I probe it it is football shaped, so it sounds exactly like the hernias they talk about. I have an appt with my surgeon in a few weeks so decide to just wait till I go to her. She broke it, she can fix it. :-) In the mean time I think "well, maybe I'll just try some energy work on it" so I spend about an hour, pushing with one finger on the hernia and sending energy there. Instead of it going away, I bruised the area a lot, and within 2 to 3 days the hernia seemed to double in size and become quite sore all day long. Hmmmm Now it is no longer marble shape or size, but football shaped in distinct outline and bulge. And though it is sore all day, it really hurts to bend over as it is exactly where my waist is for bending, putting pressure on it even more. A week ago (about 4 days after my energy experiment gone wrong) I am cleaning out my bathroom drawers and run across a set of magnets I had bought years and years ago. At the time my husband was suffering from hip numbness and someone said how magnets helped them so I bought these for him. He put one in his back pocket and in 2 months, no more pain. Never had pain again so we put the magnets up and I forgot about them. I now decided to experiment with the magnets. One is flat, about an inch, maybe inch and a half in diameter, cloth one the side that goes on the body and logo on the other side. Nikken magnets. I have no idea which is the cloth side, north or south, but I tape that side on my stomach. I leave it there 24/7. It has been a week. Now, there is zero pain on the hernia, even if I push on it. It is flat instead of raised. Only slightly reddish instead of intense red. And it actually feels kind of squishy instead of hard like it did pre magnet. I'm going to leave the magnet on till I go to the surgeon next week. It will be interesting to see what she says. I'm pretty much of a mind to just continue with the magnet and see what happens rather than resort to hernia surgery. All in all I'm pretty darn impressed with this magnet therapy. I'm considering putting an Lahovsky coil around my waist too, to see if that improves it even more. Samala, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2008 Report Share Posted June 25, 2008 I use a magnetic necklace and an anklet wrap. The anklet wrap is for a bumm ankle and it is very helpful. I usually wear it for a few days then leave it off till I notice an issue. I can go weeks without pain due to this. Esther -- Re: [ ] Re:Magnets I did buy one of those copper bracelet with magnets and I wore it for a year with benefits. I beleive magnets have some effect on health but I am far from being a expert on that subject [ ] Re:Magnets Does anyone have expedience with magnetic jewelry? And if so, could you please share. Thank you, C Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2011 Report Share Posted March 24, 2011 Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a disservice to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions that teach magnetic healing therapy. Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched anywhere else. Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both magnetictherapytoday, as well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any posts from you on either list. Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense intended Sharon > > A Canadian Company Magnapak.ca has an educational booklet on applying > magnet therapy, and many products at a good price. I ended up buying a case > of neodymium magnets from Wondermagnet.com though because most > healing magnet kits and wraps are very weak and by their weak nature lack the > magnetic GRADIENT that is so important to magnetic therapy. > > There's lots of places you can get accurate info. I quit the group > Magnetictherapytoday a few years ago > because it's nebulous, facts too peppered with fancy, which I don't condone > and am pretty active against, as my associates can appreciate. > > > all good, > > Duncan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Sharon, your rant is indeed misplaced I have never heard of Dr. Broeringmayer or Kulish so of course I have never mentioned these people or their work. I'm sure there are lots more magnetic therapists that I don't know. Let me comment on something I know about. I dropped my membership in magnetictherapytoday because it wasn't useful to me. I did lots of research on static and pulsed magnetic therapy Sharon before I joined, I posted a few pointers before I left, and the posts are still there; I don't know how you missed them. I support magnet therapy in my own small way. FWIW I use a 3 " x 1/2 " ferrite magnet under the water pitcher, I offer pulsed magnet therapy in my clinic, (via Mike Forrest magnetic pulser) and sometimes rent the thing out. PEMT is well supported by medical research. Because I bought a box of them I still have dozens of 1/2 " neodymium wrap magnets left that I lend out to be attached to peoples' bandages or clothing to speed/promote healing and circulation, following the research on circulatory and healing improvement with static magnets. So, I'm pretty much moving along under my own head of steam and I have no vested interest, no interest at all in fact, in any magnet suppliers. The Canadian supplier of finished products Magnapak.ca is unconnected with the American supplier of neodymium magnets wondermagnet.com. Several magnet companies sell neodymium magnets at a good price and I point out the neodymium wrap magnets because the ferrite ones are categorically wimpy and don't have the magnetic gradient desired. GRADIENT is the amount the magnetic field falls off per inch. I don't know what the word on the street is about gradient but the importance wasn't lost on me or on the researchers. I investigated Nikken's overpriced stuff 8 years ago and wouldn't be remotely interested a dual polarity system myself regardless of what the next expert says. Nuf said I think. No offense taken; I have nothing to hide. all good, Duncan > > Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a disservice > to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has > helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. > His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to > write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions that > teach magnetic healing therapy. > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched > anywhere else. > > Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both magnetictherapytoday, as > well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any > posts from you on either list. > > Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? > > Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense intended > > Sharon > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 On 2011-03-24 11:56 PM, starshar wrote: > His ( Kulish's) method and product are so highly thought of that > he was asked to write the course curriculum for Japan's educational > institutions that teach magnetic healing therapy. > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched > anywhere else. Are you saying that he recommends/uses bi-polar magnets? This contradicts everything I've ever learned about magnetic therapy - aside from those with a commercial interest in the cheap bi-polar magnets (like Nikken). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 All that is wrong is you did not read that right. Because I understood her as saying he does not believe in bi-polar magnets. I have been reading his book for a few days now and he talks about the vital importance that you know the difference between the negative and positive pole because of the way each one reacts to the body. How the Negative North Pole delivers an arresting, calming, healing affect on the body. Whereas the Positive South Pole produces a chaotic, stressful state. He also warns against using those magnets that blend the north and south poles together. His magnets come color coded and the positive side can be further identified by finger markings so you can be sure to place them properly. So this does not go against anything you already know. ________________________________ From: Tanstaafl <tanstaafl@...> Coconut Oil Sent: Fri, March 25, 2011 4:54:26 PM Subject: Re: Re: magnets On 2011-03-24 11:56 PM, starshar wrote: > His ( Kulish's) method and product are so highly thought of that > he was asked to write the course curriculum for Japan's educational > institutions that teach magnetic healing therapy. > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched > anywhere else. Are you saying that he recommends/uses bi-polar magnets? This contradicts everything I've ever learned about magnetic therapy - aside from those with a commercial interest in the cheap bi-polar magnets (like Nikken). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Hi Duncan, No rant at all, just wanted the rest of the list to understand that the statement you made: " I quit the group Magnetictherapytoday a few years ago because it's nebulous, facts too peppered with fancy, which I don't condone and am pretty active against, as my associates can appreciate. " Is definitly NOT the list which happens to deal almost exclusively with Kulish's Bio-magnets. There is nothing nebulous or fanciful about the ingenious protocol this man has developed and written a book about. This list has used his name in almost every post since inception. However, the now defunct list that preceded that was definitly 'nebulous'. It had been started by a Nikkon distributor who, for awhile, tried to downplay his connection with the company. And there were quite a few posts one might call fanciful in the years that list was active. The list, magnetictherapytoday, was only formed circa 6/09. I checked with the list owner and there is no record that you were ever a member *on this particular one*. So, my only purpose in my response was to clarify that this particular list is of value, and differs from all others in that it deals with a very precise method of magnet use for specific healing results. I'm sure that the work you do with pulsed magnetic therapy is extremely helpful to your clients! It has a very good reputation. And I have no doubt that you are well versed in magnetic therapy. I have no bone to pick with you! Due to absence of facial expression and tone of voice in email, I may have misunderstood your intent. Your wording *seemed* to indicate you found this particular list to be of no value. I needed to make sure we were talking just about apples, and not throwing oranges into the mix. Sharon > Sharon, your rant is indeed misplaced I have never heard of Dr. > Broeringmayer or Kulish so of course I have never mentioned these > people or their work. I'm sure there are lots more magnetic therapists that I > don't know. > > Let me comment on something I know about. I dropped my membership in > magnetictherapytoday because it wasn't useful to me. I did lots of research on > static and pulsed magnetic therapy Sharon before I joined, I posted a few > pointers before I left, and the posts are still there; I don't know how you > missed them. > > I support magnet therapy in my own small way. FWIW I use a 3 " x 1/2 " ferrite > magnet under the water pitcher, I offer pulsed magnet therapy in my clinic, > (via Mike Forrest magnetic pulser) and sometimes rent the thing out. PEMT is > well supported by medical research. Because I bought a box of them I still have > dozens of 1/2 " neodymium wrap magnets left that I lend out to be attached to > peoples' bandages or clothing to speed/promote healing and circulation, > following the research on circulatory and healing improvement with static > magnets. > > So, I'm pretty much moving along under my own head of steam and I have no > vested interest, no interest at all in fact, in any magnet suppliers. The > Canadian supplier of finished products Magnapak.ca is unconnected with the > American supplier of neodymium magnets wondermagnet.com. Several > magnet companies sell neodymium magnets at a good price and I point out > the neodymium wrap magnets because the ferrite ones are categorically > wimpy and don't have the magnetic gradient desired. > > GRADIENT is the amount the magnetic field falls off per inch. I don't know > what the word on the street is about gradient but the importance wasn't lost on > me or on the researchers. I investigated Nikken's overpriced stuff 8 years ago > and wouldn't be remotely interested a dual polarity system myself regardless > of what the next expert says. > > Nuf said I think. No offense taken; I have nothing to hide. > > all good, > > Duncan > > > > > > Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a disservice > > to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has > > helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. > > His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to > > write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions that > > teach magnetic healing therapy. > > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken > > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would > > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both > > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life > > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched > > anywhere else. > > > > Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both magnetictherapytoday, as > > well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any > > posts from you on either list. > > > > Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? > > > > Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense intended > > > > Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Hi , No, He uses N mags for *most* treatments. However, he, like Philpott and the Dr B that I mentioned also uses the S pole *in opposition* to the N pole on 2 different sides of the body, depending on what is being treated. If I remember his terminology, it is for different " organ circuits " . However, he never uses the S pole alone. Never. Nor does he advocate foot pads, or bracelets, or any of the other more faddish magnet uses. You can probably get a general idea here: www.BiomagScience.net Sharon On 2011-03-24 11:56 PM, starshar wrote: > > His ( Kulish's) method and product are so highly thought of that > > he was asked to write the course curriculum for Japan's educational > > institutions that teach magnetic healing therapy. > > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes Nikken > > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would > > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both > > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life > > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched > > anywhere else. > > Are you saying that he recommends/uses bi-polar magnets? This > contradicts everything I've ever learned about magnetic therapy - aside > from those with a commercial interest in the cheap bi-polar magnets > (like Nikken). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Yes, that's the group all right; I just followed your link back and found my posts in the older pages and s in the newer pages. I'm glad someone with some information for the group has camped there all good, Duncan > > > > > > Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a > disservice > > > to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has > > > helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. > > > His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to > > > write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions > that > > > teach magnetic healing therapy. > > > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes > Nikken > > > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > > > > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also > would > > > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of > both > > > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his > life > > > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be > matched > > > anywhere else. > > > > > > Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both > magnetictherapytoday, as > > > well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any > > > posts from you on either list. > > > > > > Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? > > > > > > Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense > intended > > > > > > Sharon > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2011 Report Share Posted March 25, 2011 Now, saying I've never posted on Magnetictherapytoday after I told you I have is going a bit far; here's one of my posts: Magnetictherapytoday/message/55 I think the search routine is broken all good, Duncan > > > > > > Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a > disservice > > > to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has > > > helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. > > > His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to > > > write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions > that > > > teach magnetic healing therapy. > > > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes > Nikken > > > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > > > > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also > would > > > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of > both > > > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his > life > > > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be > matched > > > anywhere else. > > > > > > Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both > magnetictherapytoday, as > > > well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any > > > posts from you on either list. > > > > > > Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? > > > > > > Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense > intended > > > > > > Sharon > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2011 Report Share Posted March 26, 2011 Hi Duncan, That explains everything! had been the moderator back then. She turned it over in '09 and the new moderator had/has no access to anything previous------posts or memberships. I just found out that has died, but I do not know what happened. I guess her hunt for a new mod may've been an indication of illness. Anyway, it was sometime around the turnover that listmembers discovered Kulish through his book, and his healing/circuit protocols for mag therapy. Though this is what might be referred to as a " static " treatment, as compared to the pulsed, the slower method is still a sure one. Okay, all cleared up! Thanks! Sharon > Now, saying I've never posted on Magnetictherapytoday after I told you I have > is going a bit far; here's one of my posts: > > Magnetictherapytoday/message/55 > > > I think the search routine is broken > > all good, > > Duncan > > > > > > > > > > Duncan, I have to jump in here because I feel you've done a > > disservice > > > > to a dedicated man, Kulish, with a very fine product that has > > > > helped people with incredibly difficult health problems. > > > > His method and product are so highly thought of that he was asked to > > > > write the course curriculum for Japan's educational institutions > > that > > > > teach magnetic healing therapy. > > > > Note: this is in complete contradiction to the well-known Japanes > > Nikken > > > > MLM company that uses bi-polar mags. > > > > > > > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also > > would > > > > use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of > > both > > > > " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his > > life > > > > work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be > > matched > > > > anywhere else. > > > > > > > > Out of curiosity I went to the archives of both > > magnetictherapytoday, as > > > > well as the far older magnotherapy@groups and I do not see any > > > > posts from you on either list. > > > > > > > > Do you have a vested interest in another magnet supplier? > > > > > > > > Just trying to right a perceived wrong here, with no offense > > intended > > > > > > > > Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 On 3/25/2011 6:57 PM, Lyn K wrote: > All that is wrong is you did not read that right. Because I understood > her as saying he does not believe in bi-polar magnets. Yeah, reading it again I'm not sure why I even posted that question... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 On 3/25/2011 9:22 PM, starshar wrote: > No, He uses N mags for *most* treatments. However, he, like Philpott and > the Dr B that I mentioned also uses the S pole *in opposition* to the N > pole on 2 different sides of the body, depending on what is being > treated. Understood now (and should have the first time I read it)... I was at a health expo about 20 years ago, and bought a book by a guy who seemed extremely knowledgeable about magnetic therapy and understood very well the different uses for the different poles (N for most things, but the south pole can be used for very specific things, like slowing down the growth of certain cancers)... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2011 Report Share Posted March 28, 2011 So now I'm confused about magnets. I thought ALL magnets had both poles and you can't separate the negative and positive. (I have absolutely NO commercial interest in any magnet company.) Carol > > I have done a seminar with the late Dr Broeringmayer, and he also would use only unipolar therapy. Kulish is now light years ahead of both " Dr B " as well as the highly regared Dr Philpott. It is his life work, and his magnets as well as his protocol probably cannot be matched anywhere else. > > Are you saying that he recommends/uses bi-polar magnets? This > contradicts everything I've ever learned about magnetic therapy - aside from those with a commercial interest in the cheap bi-polar magnets (like Nikken). > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2011 Report Share Posted March 28, 2011 > > So now I'm confused about magnets. I thought ALL magnets had > both poles and you can't separate the negative and positive. In this discussion, uni-polar and bi-polar refer to the therapy, not the magnets. Magnets are always bi-polar, but magnet therapy can use just one polarity or a combination of both. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2011 Report Share Posted March 28, 2011 On 2011-03-28 9:38 AM, Stanley wrote: > " algaelady1 " <carol@...> wrote: >> >> So now I'm confused about magnets. I thought ALL magnets had >> both poles and you can't separate the negative and positive. > > In this discussion, uni-polar and bi-polar refer to the therapy, not the > magnets. Magnets are always bi-polar, but magnet therapy can use just > one polarity or a combination of both. Actually, what is meant by bi-polar vs uni-polar is, bi-polar magnets have both positive and negative 'bands' on *a single side*, while uni-polar magnets, one side is north, and the other is south. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2011 Report Share Posted March 28, 2011 So with magnetic therapy, you would want to put one side of the magnet on your body? The North side? Carol > Actually, what is meant by bi-polar vs uni-polar is, bi-polar magnets > have both positive and negative 'bands' on *a single side*, while > uni-polar magnets, one side is north, and the other is south. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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