When should I use Armadillo Magnets?

· After injury – can reduce healing time by up to one-third.
· Chronic conditions – reduces inflammation, alleviating pain.

When should I NOT use Armadillo Magnets?

· On open wounds or in the first 48-72 hours of sever injury.
· During exercise as accidents may result in severe bleeding.
· During pregnancy.
· Near pacemakers.

How long should I wear Armadillo Magnets?

Research shows that the body has the ability to build up immunity, so leaving any magnet on for long periods of time allows the body to adjust and become immune to it.

Wearing a magnet for shorter lengths of time ensures the body never becomes immune and the effects of the magnet are optimised.

Magnets should, therefore, be worn for a maximum of 12 hours in any 24-hour period. Some products require an even shorter period of time, depending on the area treated.

Why use Armadillo Magnets?

Strength
Armadillo Magnets are within the medically researched strength – 2250 Remanence Gauss.

Washable
Armadillo are the only magnets that can be machine washed.

Flexible & Comfortable
Armadillo Magnets are rubberised, making them extremely flexible and comfortable and are within the medically researched strength.

Deep Penetrating
Armadillo Magnets have been designed to provide the maximum contact surface area against the body. The larger the surface area of magnet, the deeper the penetration of the magnet’s flux.

A small magnets, however strong, cannot penetrate far enough into the tissues to heal.

Why use Unipolar, South seeking Magnets?

All magnets have two opposing pole – North and South. In a naturally occurring magnet, these poles are on opposite sides of the magnet. These are called Unipolar Magnets because when used in therapy, only one pole can act on the body at one time. Some magnets have been manufactured with both poles on one side of the magnet. These Bipolar magnets expose the body to both poles with possible adverse side effects.

The South seeking Pole of a magnet has many beneficial effects, like increasing circulation, reducing pain and inflammation, whilst the North seeking Pole does the opposite, and in some laboratory tests, it has been seen to accelerate the growth of cancer cells.