June 12, 2008

The Theory Behind Magnetic Therapy

Magnets are used in everything from cars to refrigerators to your home stereo system. They come in a variety of sizes, strengths and types. While ferrite magnets are typically used microphones, calculators and computers, neodymium magnets are used for MRI scanners and welding clamps. Today, magnets are used to heal the body and bring relief from a variety of ailments. Arthritis, disorders of the bowels, high blood pressure and insomnia are among the health disorders that magnets are used to resolve. Below, we'll take a closer look at the theory behind magnetic therapy.
Your Blood
The foundation of magnetic therapy focuses on the blood that flows through your body. As you know, your blood transports oxygen, hormones and various nutrients to your limbs and tissues. For your body to function properly, your blood must circulate efficiently. If circulation is impeded or fails, the body suffers. When the suffering is localized (for example, bowel disorders), magnetic therapy is used to correct the problem.
The Pull Of Magnets
In order to understand the theory behind magnetic therapy, it's necessary to appreciate how magnets work. Magnets influence magnetic fields. They're comprised of a mixture of metallic alloys. When metal particles are present in close proximity to a […]