At this stage I refer any gallant reader who may still be with me to the medical textbooks and the internet for more stimulating reading. There are critics of course, and in plenty among medical and scientific professionals. They are right in saying more research needs to be done. Many perhaps will have had neither time for research, nor the use of a PEMF unit for their own practice. Let's hope change comes soon, and that research is well-funded.
Magnet therapy appears to be complementary to many types of medicine, preventive and curative.
Whilst some cures are swift, others are more drawn out and sadly not all conditions will respond to magnet-therapy. PEMF therapy should not be applied to those with pace-makers, if pregnant, in dialysis or it they have had recent cases of chicken pox. Always ask your doctor first. When buying equipment ensure correct polarities, magnetic strengths and frequencies. If advice is needed ask a reputable supplier.