Do Magnetic bracelets work? Depends who you ask!

Should we ask the question do the magnetic bracelets really work or should we go for broke and ask how do magnetic bracelets work? It’s harder than you think. Like a chicken and egg question. Do we presume that they work and look for the mechanism? Or do we start off assuming nothing, like orthodox scientists. It was after all George Francis Gillette who said “there is no ox so dumb as the orthodox.

But was that just the voice of an embittered would-be scientist or a legitimate criticism of those who are incapable of thinking outside the box? Does it even matter? The important thing is that user experience has endorsed this alternative approach even if the mainstream medical community has not. So while the medical community lags behind and either ignores the issue altogether or tentatively asks does magnetic therapy work, the more enlightened and open-minded seeker of answers, instead asks a deeper query of magnetic bracelets – how do they work?

As yet there is no definitive answer, although – needless to say – some theories have been put forward. But of more interest perhaps is the what rather than the why. As in the inquiry that asks what do magnetic bracelets help with? The usual answers are arthritis and headaches. But how much evidence is there to support those claims. Sure we can ask, hopefully, do magnetic bracelets work for arthritis? But as fast as one study says that they do, another study comes along and says actually no, they don’t. Accepting new ideas in medicine is slow. That’s because whenever an innovation comes along, the specter of thalidomide hangs over it.

And of course the same goes for hypertension and its consequences. Do magnetic bracelets work for headaches? There are no medical studies or trials that say they do. But there was a study that said that treatment with pulses from high-power electromagnets could reduce the severity and frequency of migraines. So at least when some one asks do magnets really help with pain, we can answer in the affirmative – albeit to a limited degree. Then maybe the same question could be asked of arthritis. Do magnets work for arthritis, even if not of the kind you wear on your wrist?

Alas no similar study had been undertaken for the use of such high power magnets on arthritis patients as in the migraine study. So there is no data one way or the other on that one. On the other hand, there was a study in 2004 by Tim Harlow of the Peninsula Medical School that concluded that magnetic bracelets ‘ease aches’ in osteoarthritis sufferers specifically. So magnetic bracelets DO work, say researchers, albeit in the case of one particular ailment.

But what are the benefits of magnetic bracelets to those who suffer from other chronic conditions? Do magnetic bracelets really help with pain in general? Or one type of ailment only?

Of course it is good to be able to cite the recognized positives of such treatment.  There may only be limited things one can say about health benefits of magnetic bracelets – safe alternative medicine, at least even if not yet guaranteed to be effective treatment. But at least we can say, when someone asks “What is a healing bracelet?” that the answer is: whatever works for you.

Gold, silver and bronze

We are now well and truly in the season of summer sports. Wimbledon is over, so bring on the Rio 2016 Olympics. That means sports injuries. Not so much the break you leg kind. The more the repetitive strain injury kind. One of the best ways to deal with these – and even to reduce the risk of them in the first place – is to wear a magnetic sports bracelet or wristband.

But aside from that wouldn’t you like a taste of the gold, or at least the silver. Maybe you’d even settle for the bronze. Well Magnetic Products Store has something for everyone. For the bronze there’s the vast range of copper bracelets (bronze being eight parts copper to one part tin). But what if you’re more ambitious than that? Maybe you’d like the silver?

Well MPS has an impressive array of silver bracelets and bangles too, like the modern-looking one on the right. They also have designs that are a nod in the direction of antiquity, like the magnificent ABHAY Gothic bracelet below.

Who can gaze upon that bangle and not think about the ancient Olympic games in classical Greece during the great Helenic period?

Of course in those days, they gave out laurel wreaths rather than medals. But metal is so much longer-lasting.

But what if you a true competitor and will settle for nothing less than gold? Then you will presumably only be satisfied with something like the gold-plated bangle below.

Of course, if mental games and intellectual competition are more your scene, then you might be interested in taking a survey on your game-playing habits, or check out this new game being developed, and it’s associated page on Facebook.

Indeed, the ancient Greeks used to love sport and mathematics. After all, mathematics is the sport of the mind, and sport is the mathematics of the body. But whatever your preference, remember what they say: It isn’t the winning, but the taking part!

My crusade for energy pendants

I am on a crusade for energy pendants and I make no apologies for it. I have been in love with them for some time and so far I haven’t fallen out of love.

I don’t really know when it started. I just sort of discovered them. And I have been in love with them ever since.

They are available from magnetic products store at very reasonable prices.

 

Magnetic bracelets versus winter blues… and the winner is…

VENUS’ HEARTS Titanium Magnetic Bracelet

One of the questions we are often asked is whether magnetic bracelets can be used for psychological therapy, as opposed to its physical counterpart. This is particularly important at this time of year. January is cold and gloomy, its days short and its mood one of utter depression. Unlike December, which offers us Christmas and then the New Year, January offers us nothing by way of good cheer. It is the time when the winter blues really set in.

So if magnetic therapy with an emphasis on psychological benefit is ever needed by the general masses, it is in January.

MPS™ MEN’S TARENT Stainless Steel & Germanium Magnetic Bracelet

Unfortunately, there is no scientific evidence that magnetic bracelets can cure depression. But hold your horses there, isn’t that the whole point of psychosomatic action? Whenever magnetic bracelets or other magnetic jewellery appears to work, it is dismissed by the sceptics as the”placebo effect.” In other words, it makes the person feel better psychologically. And in the case of winter depression there is a specific malady known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (or SAD) that is well-known to psychologists and that is crying out for treatment.

 

And how might the placebo effect work with magnetic jewellery against Seasonal Affective Disorder? Well first of all the act of purchasing a magnetic bracelet might itself give a modicum of pleasure. They don’t, after all, call it “retail therapy” for nothing. But aside from that, magnetic jewellery has that very attribute that is the most powerful antidote to the darkness and dreariness of winter: they are bright and shiny – whether made of stainless steel or polished copper.

And they are especially affordable right now, because the January sale is in progress at MPS, with discounts up to 80%. So if now is a time to buy an affordable magnetic bracelets like the ones pictured here and beat those winter blues.

Can a bracelet get rid of arthritic pains?

Phrased like that in sounds like somebody is setting up the magnetic industry for a fall – or at least a challenge. After all mainstream medicine refuses to recognize it.  But some doctors are hesitantly acknowledging that magnetic bracelets may have some therapeutic effect after all – at least to the extent that they reduce pain. It is quite possible that more individual doctors would be ready to speak out in favour magnetic and copper jewellery for the treatment of chronic ailments were it not for the fact that in doing so they risk being ostracised – and worse – by their fellow physicians.

Where then, does this leave the patient? The answer is pretty much in limbo as they have to decide for themselves whether to believe the  narrow-minded doctors or the evidence of various limited studies that suggest magnetic bracelets and other jewellery can and does reduce the pain that chronic sufferers endure. The learned medicine men – and I don’t mean the Indians – are quick to counter that it is all due to the placebo effect and the purveyors of these products are just cowboys.  But the fact is that many of these studies are double-blind and that pretty much puts the kibosh on the arguments of the doubters.

Independent summary about Magnetic Therapy

Sums up the working method, pros and cons in a clear “easy-to-understand” way.
You can also find some tips for the usage!

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1177-MAGNET%20THERAPY.aspx?activeIngredientId=1177&activeIngredientName=MAGNET%20THERAPY

What if, food’s price increased the same as medication’s

Censoring or protection?

We all know that pharmaceutical industry is a very strong and very influential part of our economy, of our world.Speculations are showing up every day, how far they might reach, how much do they do to protect their  power. 
Is it in their interest to heal people or keep them sick? Are they able to deal with alternative medications, or are they trying to fight against it? If so, how far do they go? 
We deny to believe in all the conspiracies, that they rule everything, and those companies are all evil. For sure not.  
But it is true, and normal that everyone is trying to put across his own interests. In this fight, truth many times does not count. All the alternative healing methods are struggling, to somehow break the barrier of mistrust people have against them. For this cause it would be extremely important to provide the proper platform research and discuss those methods. 
What you can experience but, that they are pushed into some kind of „illegality”, automatically stigmatized as a fraud. This way, you can never know, if something is working or not, true or not. Because they are not discussed in the depth they should be. So, the good methods remain unmarked, but the bad ones can live stand on the same level. It leads to a big mess about alternative medications, and many of us thinks that they are all like „the bad ones”. 
What we would like to stand up for, is the opened conversation. We sadly had to experience, that it isn’t so welcome these days yet. 
On our website we shared many testimonials which users sent to us, to report how magnetic therapy worked for them. Is it a bad thing? We do not think so. But some people do. We received a claim, that these opinions showed on our page might mislead people, therefor they are dangerous and against the law to share. 
On one hand, it is understandable, that people have to be protected, because you can state on the internet whatever you just want to. On the other hand, does not these kind of regulations kill the possibility to judge things for ourselves? To decide, what we want to believe and what we do not? Many of us might need the help of magnetic therapy, but they can never read others experiences. 
We cannot fight this situation, and had to accept that the testimonials have to be removed. But we are hoping for a better solution, where our protection does not keep us from getting the information we have right for.

http://www.magnetic-products-store.com/testimonials-2012.html

Some point….

No arms, no legs, no worries

Did you ever realized how lucky you are? And how much you could do? Well this man helps you to figure it all out.

Many people heard about him, but I think not enough. This guy, Nick Vojicic was born without arms or legs, has been in the deepest depression and still now has got a complete happy life. How can he do that, and how can we not? Watching him helps to appreciate what you got and makes you to face what you are doing wrong at the same time.

If you need motivation, or just would like to laugh (because he is a great comedian too:) check his video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snDQe3tWwRQ

He is UNBELIEVABLE!