This positive-negative polarization allows each cell to function in an orderly and healthy manner. In oriental medicine, when the body and mind are healthy, energy flows through channels or meridians which we are familiar with through acupuncture. Magnetic therapy involves the use of static magnets to cause cellular changes at the site of an injury. A static magnet vibrates at a constant frequency and is thought to re-align the ions in the blood and speed healing. The increased blood flow will increase the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to a diseased area as well as remove toxins that have accumulated.
Magnetic therapy is as natural as nature.
Not only dose magnetic therapy aid recovery, it allows these conditions to heal better, more quickly, and with less scar tissue and better symmetry. Magnetic treatment has been shown to decrease healing time by more than half in test case injuries. In treating chronic conditions such as some forms of arthritis, degenerative joint conditions, diabetic ulcers and cancer, magnetic therapy has shown dramatic results in aiding in the reduction, or even a reversal of the condition. Columbia University's Orthopedic Hospital of the Presbyterian Medical Center in New York has achieved dramatic results using electrically induced magnetic therapy in treating hip joint injuries or breaks. The therapy causes the regrowth of tissue, nerve bone and blood supply.