Magnotherapy is a complementary therapy, similar to acupuncture and reflexology. It is not a new concept; the beneficial health properties of magnets have been known for thousands of years. From aches and pains to fatigue, the list of complaints it helps simply grows and grows.

What do Magnets do?
Magnotherapy enhances the body’s own ability to increase circulation to areas of injury.
Exposure to a negative magnetic field will help the body naturally to decrease the levels of toxins in the blood and increase oxygen level, thus reinforcing the body’s own defense mechanisms and promoting physical health.

What are the benefits?
Enhances the ability of the body to remove toxins.
Improves circulation.
Increases cellular oxygen.
Reduces fluid retention.
Fights infection - enhances lymph flow.
Supports biological healing.

When should Magnets be used?
When acute stages of an injury have subsided. (48-72 hours after injury occurred.)
After Injury - Can reduce healing time by one-third.
Chronic conditions - Increases circulation, reduces inflammation alleviating symptoms of arthritis, rhumatism, etc.

When should Magnets NOT be used?
On open wounds.
During heavy exercise or competition. Circulation naturally increases during exercise. If magnets are applied, the circulation increases further. Any accidental cut could result in severe bleeding.
Near heart pacemakers.