Magnet Therapy

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The spelling on that is Nikken in case someone wants to Google Nikken.

 

L.

 

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" Lynn Koiner " <koiner

> I have had wonderful success with the Nikkon magnets. Cheap magnets from the

> health food stores are too weak to do any good.

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MAGNET THERAPY

By Walter Last

http://users.mrbean.net.au/~wlast/magnet.html

Magnets are an effective tool in healing. The opposite poles of a magnet have

different effects on the body. Therefore, it is essential to name the poles

correctly.

If a magnet is suspended with a thread, the pole pointing towards the north is

called the north-pole (according to convention in physics); the other pole is

the south-pole. However, in some books on bio-magnetism, especially in the USA,

the poles are named conversely. For a detailed explanation about this

controversy of naming poles see How Magnetic Poles Are Named.

In this article north-pole means north-pointing pole, as in physics. However,

whenever it is important to avoid misunderstandings, I prefer to use the term

north-pointing or south-pointing pole as then everyone knows which pole it

refers to. Another way of finding the polarity of a magnet is to move it slowly

towards the north-pointing end of a compass needle. If the needle turns away,

the north-pointing pole of the magnet has been used, and vice versa.

HOW TO USE MAGNETS

U-shaped magnets are obviously not suitable for magnet therapy; instead flat

ceramic or neodymium magnets are best, otherwise short cylindrical or bar

magnets may be used. The north-pointing pole generally has strengthening,

stimulating qualities: it gives energy. It can be used to improve weak organs

(dark markings in the iris). The south-pointing pole, on the other hand,

withdraws energy: it is sedating and relaxing. It can be used for pain relief,

to reduce unwanted growths (tumours) and swellings, to soothe inflammations and

to arrest infections (white iris markings).

The magnet does not have to touch the skin, but can be kept in a cotton bag

pinned to the clothing, the specified pole facing the body. For general health

improvement strong magnets - those that can lift 1 kg or more - may be applied

for up to one hour daily, small or weak magnets may be left in place all day.

For serious infections, strong pain or cancerous tumours, however, even powerful

magnets may remain on the body as long as they seem to be beneficial. (article

continues at the link listed above)

 

 

 

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