Biomagnetic therapy is a game-changing medical modality that differs from other natural therapies but is complementary to them.
It is a revolutionary therapy that uses magnets of opposite polarity powered by a gauss of 1000 to 15,000 per magnet. Biomagnetism is sometimes referred to as Biomagnetic Pair Therapy (BMP). Magnets are placed explicitly around the body to produce a healing effect reaching the cellular level.
When medium-strength neodymium magnets are placed in pairs, they improve circulation, optimize the condition of organs and glands, reduce inflammation and support a normal tissue pH of 7.3.
The human body consists of more than 37 trillion cells. Each cell in the body has a negative charge on the outside and a positive charge inside. When inflammation occurs from trauma, infection, or any other cause, damaged cells release inflammatory cytokines, including histamines and prostaglandins. These pro-inflammatory chemicals cause blood vessels to leak into the tissues, causing swelling. In addition, nutrients and oxygen may be reduced, which causes the body's natural electrical flow to become disrupted.
Historically, the earliest recorded use of medical magnets goes back to over 2,000 years ago in ancient Chinese medicine. In a book called the "Yellow Emperor's Book of Internal Medicine" (circa 2000 BC), magnets are referred to in conjunction with the practice of acupuncture. In addition, both the ancient Egyptians and Greeks used magnets for various medical benefits.
According to the Japanese physician and researcher, Kyoichi Nakagawa, MD, Director Isuzu Hospital, Tokyo, who has researched humans and magnets for over 20 years, the earth has been experiencing a magnetic deficiency syndrome for the last 500 plus years.
In addition, most of us in today's modern world spend most of our time living in magnetically shielded buildings and vehicles. He concludes that such a deficiency ultimately produces stiff shoulders, tight back and neck muscles, chest pains, headaches, heaviness of the head, dizziness, insomnia, chronic constipation, general weakness, and disharmony at the cellular level.
Furthermore, most pathogens (viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites) thrive in the human body in very acidic or, in some cases, very alkaline environments. For instance, some viruses require a pH of 8.0 to infiltrate a cell wall for replication.
Illness is often associated with changes in the pH of the host organism. These alterations allow pathogens to become installed in the body, causing imbalances at the cellular level and for symptoms to appear. By applying magnets directly where pathogens are located, the biological terrain in which they live is changed in terms of pH and bio-chemical polarity. This action dramatically diminishes the ability of pathogens to survive.
Magnetic fields are found in both humans and microbes. Living organisms are electrically and magnetically charged, responding to magnetic and biochemical imbalances.