What is magnetotherapy?

Magnetic therapy, also known as magnet therapy, is a form of alternative medicine. It uses magnets for therapeutic purposes to provide natural, safe and non-invasive benefits. This practice helps to relieve pain and reduces the need for allopathic painkillers.

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Magnetic therapy isn't magic, it's logic

Although magnetotherapy is recognised in Japan by the Ministry of Health and used in the country's hospitals, it is not yet recognised as official medicine in France. However, it is integrated into naturopathy, aimed at balancing body and mind. Many health professionals, such as doctors, rheumatologists, physiotherapists and osteopaths, are enthusiastic about it.

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What types of magnets are used in magnet therapy?

Magnetic therapy uses bipolar permanent magnets (one side North and one side South), with one side North and one side South, to create a stable, continuous magnetic field that provokes natural, beneficial physiological reactions. By placing several magnets around the pain and reversing the poles, a wider magnetic field is created, increasing effectiveness and in-depth action.

How does magnetotherapy work?

The effectiveness of therapeutic magnets is based on two main actions:

1.    Increased blood flow to the painful area:

  • Supply of nutrients to the cells: Magnets stimulate blood circulation, resulting in a better supply of essential nutrients to the cells.
  • Oxygenation of cells: By encouraging increased blood flow, cells receive more oxygen, which is crucial to their optimal functioning and regeneration.
  • Elimination of cellular waste: Improved blood flow helps to eliminate metabolic waste from cells more effectively, contributing to detoxification and overall tissue health.

2.    Message to the brain :

  • Natural secretion of hormones (melatonin, ATP, etc.): Magnets can influence the natural production of hormones such as melatonin, which regulates sleep, and ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which provides energy to cells.
  • Reducing the pain message: Magnets reduce the transmission of pain signals to the brain, thereby reducing the perception of pain.

These combined actions have several beneficial effects:

  • Analgesic effects: By reducing pain signals and promoting the production of endorphins, magnets provide significant pain relief.
  • Anti-inflammatory effects: By improving blood circulation and reducing pain, magnets help to reduce inflammation in the affected tissues.
  • Muscle relaxation: The action of magnets on circulation and hormones promotes deep muscle relaxation and a general feeling of well-being.

In this way, magnet therapy offers a natural, non-invasive approach to relieving pain, reducing inflammation and improving general well-being.

The benefits of magnet therapy

Magnets can be used throughout the body, applied locally or via acupuncture points. Their benefits are numerous and relate to various aspects of health.

Pain relief:

Whether muscular (aches and pains, sprains, cramps, etc.), joint (lower back pain, sciatica, fractures, neck pain, tendonitis), rheumatic (osteoarthritis, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc.) or migraine (headaches, ophthalmic migraines, etc.) pain can be relieved by therapeutic magnets. This reduces the need for painkillers, remobilises the injured area and improves recovery.

Applications for pain relief: Loose-fitting magnets (adhesives) and magneto-active textiles (orthoses incorporating magnets).

Improved quality of sleep:

By re-establishing a more favourable environment for rest, therapeutic magnets promote quality sleep and, in particular, rapid sleep onset, deep and restorative sleep, and reduce night-time awakenings, offering a soothing and de-stressing effect.

Sleep and comfort applications: Bedding products (Actipol®, Biosom® pillow), portable products (pads, relaxation masks), ergonomic magnetic pillows.

In-depth hydration:

Magnetised water effectively hydrates, promotes drainage and the elimination of toxins, improves transit and aids digestion.

Hydration applications: Magnetic objects for magnetising water, magnetic containers (flasks, Vortex cups).

Energy rebalancing:

Energy rebalancing preserves the free circulation of vital breath and keeps you fit. It restores energy dysfunctions in a natural and holistic way. Regular energy rebalancing sessions help to maintain this capital so that you can enjoy your life to the full and with peace of mind.

Energy rebalancing applications: Energy boxes, magnetic insoles, magnetic jewellery.

Contraindications to magnetotherapy

There are no strict contraindications. However, there are a few caveats:

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Magnetic solutions are not recommended for pregnant women or people with pacemakers or other devices sensitive to magnetic fields.

Tenir éloigné des supports informatiques

Keep away from computer media.

Aimants puissants à manipuler avec précaution

Handle powerful magnets with care.

The many benefits of natural alternative medicine

Magnetic therapy has a number of advantages. Firstly, it is natural and non-invasive, avoiding the side effects often associated with traditional medical painkillers. What's more, magnetotherapy can be used for prolonged periods without the risk of addiction. It can also be applied in a targeted way, acting directly on the painful areas for effective relief. Finally, by promoting the body's energy balance, magnetotherapy helps to improve well-being, reduce pain and improve overall health and quality of life.

How does magnetotherapy work?

The magnets used in magnet therapy create magnetic fields that penetrate the body. These fields are thought to influence ions and molecules in the cells, improving blood circulation, reducing inflammation and stimulating cell regeneration.

How do I choose a magnetotherapy product?

When choosing a magnetotherapy product, it's important to consider your specific needs (pain, sleep, stress, etc.) and to identify the area to be treated. If you have any questions, our advisers are on hand to help you on 04 77 92 30 90.

What materials are used to make therapeutic magnets?

Therapeutic magnets are generally made from materials such as neodymium (for powerful and small magnets), ceramic (ferrite) or samarium-cobalt, each of which has specific properties in terms of strength and durability.

How do you measure the strength of a magnet used in magnetotherapy?

The strength of a magnet is measured in gauss or tesla. A gaussmeter is the instrument used to measure the strength of a magnet's magnetic field. In magnetotherapy, we mainly use 12,200 Gauss magnets for optimum strength and effectiveness.

What are the possible side-effects of prolonged use of magnetic therapy?

Magnetic therapy is a safe and natural method that has no side effects. However, it is important to allow the skin to breathe, especially when using adhesive magnets for prolonged periods. By ensuring that the treated area is regularly aired, you will avoid any possible skin irritation.

If I'm already undergoing medical treatment, can I still use therapeutic magnets?

Magnetic therapy can be used as a complement to conventional medical treatment. It in no way replaces the care prescribed by a health professional, but can provide additional support to improve general well-being and help relieve pain.

How long does it take for me to feel the positive effects?

This varies from person to person. Some people feel the first benefits within a few minutes or hours, others after several days. It is advisable to wear our devices continuously, day and night, until the pain subsides or disappears.