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How to Use Magnetic Energy for Your Benefit:
While there are many applications claimed for magnetics from
the reduction of scar tissue to the treatment of internal
organs, the predominant use of magnetic devices is the treatment
of musculoskeletal pain and myofacial pain. While, as previously
stated, the mechanism by which this pain relief occurs is
subject to much conjecture, there is a consensus that heightened
blood flow to the area under the footprint of the magnet is
one of the primary results of magnetic treatment. The results
have been demonstrated by both thermographic and nuclear medicine
studies. There have also been evidence of pain blocking phenomena
in certain nerve fibers related to the application of magnetic
fields. And researchers have been able to demonstrate changes
in the electrical potential of nerve cells which raise the
threshold for transmitting pain impulses as a result of magnetic
fields. Some scientists subscribe to the "Hall Effect," which
promotes the idea that ions in the blood are manipulated by
magnetic fields thus producing a heating effect in the magnetized
area and increasing blood circulation. James Souder disagrees,
and insists that "from a biological perspective, magnets activate
or turn on capillaries creating extra blood supply at the
cellular level as opposed to the older notion that magnets
produce a local heating effect to stimulate blood supply which
is essentially what the Hall effect is about."
Dr. Dean Bonlie, President of Magnetico, Inc. in Alberta,
Canada and Chairman of the Scientific Committee of the North
American Academy of Magnetic Therapy, explains that when the
body is fatigued, a "loss of static charge" on the body's
cells causes a "clumping of red blood cells." Through magnetic
field supplementation, he says, chemical reactions are enhanced,
building up the charge on cell walls which cause the cells
to repel each other, reducing the clumping. With more surface
area available, he says, the oxygen-carrying capacity of the
cells is increased which in turn reinvigorates the body.
Another source of disagreement among magnetic therapy advocates
is the healing quality of negative and positive poles. Such
prominent voices in the magnetic therapy movement as Dr. Philpott
say that "there are distinct and opposite effects of the two
separate magnetic poles on metabolic function...in terms of
biological response, the separate negative and positive polarities
are as distinctly opposite as day and night, hot and cold,
and acid and alkali." Dr. Philpott claims that his clinical
observations show that negative magnetic field energy should
be used to fight infection, normalize acid base balance, increase
cellular oxygen and reduce fluid retention. He claims that
using positive magnetic field energy can actually decrease
cellular oxygen, accelerate microorganism growth and result
in acidic metabolic response. James Joseph, an independent
research consultant for Optimal Living Associates, agrees
with Dr. Philpott.
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