myLot Discussions on Magnetic Therapy| Arthritis? Slip disk? have you tried magnetic Therapy? | | Two years back my mother suffered a major slipdisk problem. My brother is a physician and he got her tests done and the neurosurgeon said that ther is no other treatment except operation. My mother could not get up from the bed an dcoudlnto stand leave alone walking around. i had seen a magneto therapy centre wher is was writtine that allbone related problems can be cured. i went and asked the girl who was running it if i couol bring my mother for treatment and what are the chances. She was very positive and said that within 15 days she woudl be walking. i took a chance much against m brother's advice. My mothr too was not ready for an operation. I used to take her very evening for the magnetic treatment. Initialli she had to be carried, after a week she started walking with a walker. and after 15 days sure enough she started walking on her own. Today 2years later, she is perfectly alright and is able to do all her work on her own. She uses maganets regularly for 10 min in th morning and 10 min in th e evening. i have seen many people with severe arthritis getting cured by magnetic therapy. it is worth a try for those havig any bone related problems. | |
| | Does magnetic therapy really work? | | At one time, I suffered from severe balance problems as a result of an inner ear infection. Months went by and nothing seemed to work until a friend suggested magnetic necklaces as a possible solution. Of course I was skeptical, but decided to give it a try. To my amazement, within a few days, my balance had improved considerably. So much that I even began to sell magnetic jewelry on ebay. Some people claim wonderful results after using the jewelry and others seem not to notice any difference. My doctor says it is all in my imagination, but who am I to argue with results. What do you think? | |
| | Bio-Magnetic therapy | | I have recently become familiar with this type of healing.
It is so interesting and quite different from so-called "western medicine".
The diagnostics are really cool, in that the practicioner asks the patients body what is wrong.
The doctor who has perfected this therapy, believes most diseases are caused by bacteria, virus', or parasites.
With the use of magnets, he is able to cure most diseases.
According to his stats, not one patient with HIV has died due to the use of this therapy.
Has anyone else had any experience with this therapy?
Please let me know your thoughts and opinions.
Thanks | |
| | I have type 2 diabetes and i am looking into alternative therapy | | I have type 2 diabetes there is unfortunately a genetic link in my family, I just wanted to know if anyone has tried alternative therapies to manage this disease, personaly I have tried cinnamon and turmeric and had pleasing results with both also I eat a lot of cayenne for circulation and I cook a mean chilli with lots of cayenne in it that really helps!, I just wanted to know anyone else's thoughts or experiences with these or other herbs, thank you. | |
| | Using Magnets for Pain Therapy | | I had a magnetic hematite ring once that alleviated almost all the pain from my carpal tunnel..unfortunately, I broke it and haven't found another like it since..Magnets have been used for all types of pain therapy for a very long time..have you ever used it and what was it used for? Did you get any noticeable relief? Please share your experiences with us. | |
| | Have you ever heard of Magnotherapy???? What are your thoughts on it if you have | | I have recently started Magnotherapy. As a sufferer of chronic pain for more than a year now I heard about magnotherapy and decided what the heck... it can't hurt. Here is a brief synopsis that I got from this website: http://www.magnetictherapyinfo.com/magnetic therapy: A natural method used to relieve pain, restore energy and enhance sleep. It has proven to be a safe, effective, economical, and simple to use form of alternative therapy. magnetic therapy is thousands of years old yet holds great promise for the future. Magnets have been scientifically proven to enable the body to regain its self-healing electromagnetic balance naturally. Strong evidence suggests that magnetic therapy may help to: Relieve Pain, Reduce inflammation restore natural energy, increase blood circulation, prevent or reverse infection, promote metabolic processing of toxins and support the healing process. Magnetic therapy is a non-invasive treatment method with a very high success rate and has much to offer in both prevention and treatment of chronic... | |
| | what are the treatments you have tried for your diseases .which one is effective | | Hey you might have tried lot of treatments like the following for your diseases,which one do you think more effective,do you have any positive results.
1.Allopathy(modern medicine)-Treatment by way of drugs and chemicals.
2.Ayurveda-treatment using herbs .Popular in india.
3.Homeopathy -started by samuel haniman.
4.Yoga-Treatment using certain postures like cobra pose,corpus pose,shoulder pose etc etc..and thoruohg breathing techniches.
5.Accupunture-applying needle in some parts of the body.
6.Orthopathy-Healing by way of fasting,air bath,sun bath,and having a diet of fruits and whole nutritious veg and nuts.
7.Aromatherapy-Treating using aromas
8.Accupressure -applying pressure in body parts.
9.Reiki-Energy healing.
10.Magnetic therapy-treating by way of magnets.
11.Urine therapy-treating by taking ones own urine.
12.chromotherappy- treating by way of diifferent colors of sun
Is there an y other methodes in your area.whcih one is more popular in your area.why? | |
| | Magnetic treatment sytem | | I have few friends who are using magna bloc products. They are satisfied about their eficacity. Using this stuff you can remove pain and disconfort without medicines. Who heard about it? Who use this system? Are you satisfied for its eficacity? | |
| | Should Pseudoscience be Considered a Real Science? | | Pseudoscience can be (and often is) used to explain all sorts of "fringe" ideas, like "intelligent design," "astrology," "feng shui," "magnetic therapy," and lots of other questionable medical treatments and assorted theories.There's a different brand of "pseudoscience" in use in plenty of online marketing scams, too -- people with a "deeper, magical" understanding of how the internet works all promise to throw piles of money in our pockets if we'll just sign up for their "cheap" system (for only $39.95!).It's obvious that a lot of this stuff would be immediately debunked if subjected to the rigors of proper scientific methodology, but what (if any) of the so-called "pseudosciences" are actually worth a real look? Which one's do you believe, proven or not? | |
| | Titanium Magnetic Bracelet A health product or a myth | | Magnetic therapy has its origin back hundred years ago. Is widely use to cure ailments such as athritis, stiff joint, imsomnia etc. this is what most of the sellers of magnetic product says... Are they telling the truth or its just a myth... any comment from expert out there... Have try buying one. miriculaously it works for my imsomnia have get peacefull sleep after i try on one magnetic bracelet.. do not know whether it really works or its just phycological.. | |
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