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Magnetic Therapy
Dear AllI believe this subject has been addressed before, anyway, I am asking again, is magnetic therapy complimentary or contradictory to homeopathic treatment. Further there is no scientific proof that it works, but patients came back satisfied. My question is does it influence the magnetic field around the body and/or correct the flow of chi/lifeforce(acupuncture)??
sazim on 2005-02-21
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Magnetic addresses a different plane of the body. We are sort of like an onion in our persona. Allopathic meds are on one layer and homeopathy on another and magnetic on another, etc.
The planes are not actually separate, only in activity. From time to time all come together. It is like the nose is a separate part of the body, yet the breath it brings in touches several parts of the body inside and out.
I do not think the magnetic treatment would harm homeopathy.
Blessings, Sabra
The planes are not actually separate, only in activity. From time to time all come together. It is like the nose is a separate part of the body, yet the breath it brings in touches several parts of the body inside and out.
I do not think the magnetic treatment would harm homeopathy.
Blessings, Sabra
♡ sabra last decade
Contrary to what you will often hear, there is lots of scientific evidence showing that magnetic therapy works. Like any other treatment, to be effective, it must be used properly.
When using magnetic therapy you must be sure to only use the north pole of the magnet. The south pole can have dangerous effects. You'll often hear the argument that there is no evidence that the north and south pole are different or have different effects. That is wrong too. Opposite charges attract. The negative pole (north) of one magnet is attracted to the positive pole (south) of another magnet, and repelled by another negative pole. That's how we know which direction is which with a compass. How can a positive charge and a negative charge possibly be the same?
I'd recommend thoroughly looking into the differences between unipolar and bipolar biomagnets before buying.
When using magnetic therapy you must be sure to only use the north pole of the magnet. The south pole can have dangerous effects. You'll often hear the argument that there is no evidence that the north and south pole are different or have different effects. That is wrong too. Opposite charges attract. The negative pole (north) of one magnet is attracted to the positive pole (south) of another magnet, and repelled by another negative pole. That's how we know which direction is which with a compass. How can a positive charge and a negative charge possibly be the same?
I'd recommend thoroughly looking into the differences between unipolar and bipolar biomagnets before buying.
Naturessecrets last decade
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