This is what I was looking for

Great book! Explains everything a novice can understand and put to use. Very helpful! Will keep it for reference in the future too.

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Area needs more study, but in truth the concept does work

Some people will not be convinced that small ceramic magnets can be used for healing, but my experience of over 15 years using such magnets is proof that they can. I have recently been corresponding with a woman in Japan who has severe cartilage inflammation, and cannot use adequate doses of steroid anti-inflammatories because they are immunosuppressive. She has had very good results using small magnets. Her ear cartilage will cease swelling and the redness will start to decline within 10 minutes of application of the magnets.

This would be dismissed as "anecdote" by scoffers. But it is repeatable and reliable.

Believe what you will. Wait until a major scientific study is done, if you must. But magnets are not expensive, and they're safe. Perhaps, with Gary Null's guidance, you will benefit by performing your own experiments. I do not sell magnets, and have no axe to grind. I simply report that they work, for me, and for others.

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Magnet therapy is a true science

This is a good book on the subject of magnet therapy. I found out about the decades of research done by Albert Roy Davis and Walter C. Rawls by reading this book. After buying magnets from the Albert Roy Davis Research Laboratory, I can tell that I have had great results using their magnets, and so has everyone else I know of who has used them. Davis is the first scientist in the world to discover that magnetism consists of two separate and distinct energies, each having a different effect.

There is information about other worthy researchers as well. Null has a "Clinicians' Reports" chapter, a "Patients' Experiences with Biomagnetic Therapy" chapter, and a "Peer-reviewed Scientific Studies" chapter that summmarizes dozens of successful studies using static magnets and electromagnets for many different health dilemmas. Hospitals already use pulsed magnetic fields to heal broken bones and have for many years.

You'll find many pages on the internet saying that there are few, or no studies at all showing any scientific proof that magnet therapy works. That is about as wrong as wrong can be. The deeper you look, the more obvious this misinformation is. You have to keep in mind the possible reasons for agendas in regards to these statements that completely ignore the facts.


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