Magnetic Therapy - Really Works. Order Mag products, click here. The Office of Alternative Medicine of the National Institute of Health, Washington, D.C., awarded a million dollar grant in 1997 for the study of what has been, until now, largely an Eastern and European phenomenon. Medical use of magnets is a reimbursable medical expense in Germany, Russia, India, Israel, Japan, and forty-five other countries. Depending on the type and duration of your injury, its effects may be slow in reducing symptoms, although some report relief after one hour, or one night.
Magnets are gentle, but they really work, and clinical studies have proven it.
Throughout Eastern cultures, magnetism has been used for centuries. Magnetic therapy has now finally come to America. The cost of staying healthy and pain free has become so expensive, and so dangerous, that the American public has been looking for alternative therapies that would release them from the addiction to prescription drugs and restore their body's health. Biomagnetic therapy can be a significant part of this alternative, in some cases being sufficient by itself. Without them, you'd have 20 guys who couldn't play.