Double Blind Study by St Pauls College
“Double Blind Study” by St Paul’s College of Veterinary Medicine USA 1995.
Quote:
"When a magnet is applied to the body muscles and soft tissue, they lengthen and relax, waves pass through the tissue and secondary currents are induced. When those currents clash with magnetic waves, they produce impacting heat on electrons in the body cells. These impacting heats are very effective in the reduction of muscle swelling and pain. Movement of haemoglobin in the blood vessels is accelerated; this has been observed in both the thermo graphic and nuclear medicine studies, while calcium, cholesterol and lactic acid deposits in the blood are decreased. The fatigued blood is cleansed and circulation is increased.
There is also significant of a pain blocking mechanism in nerve fibres themselves when subjected to magnetic fields. Researchers have been able to shift the resting potential (thereby raising the stimulus to pain) of nerve cells in the laboratory by 25% using the Norso Dynamag technology. ‘High strength magnets can cause anaesthesia, in the tissue, through a principal in physics called the Hall Effect. A thermal impact that occurs within the cell, which can affect nerve signals"
In other simpler words the magnets help with relaxation and reduces pain and inflammation.
Quote:
"Two vital things happen when a magnet is placed on the skin:
1. The soft tissue will lengthen and help to relax down a muscle or ligament that is damaged or traumatised. It will work in an area and depth directly proportional to the type and strength of the magnet. Large and powerful are ideal.
2. The tissue relaxes: oxygen and blood flow that has so far been restricted access to the damaged site, is allowed in and is increased. We can see this in thermal imaging.
Normally an injured site, whether from arthritis, torn muscles or any other condition, will be surrounded by inflammation. This can comprise of lactic acids, calcium and other deposits. Basically the site is ‘hot’ with acidity. The increase in oxygen and blood flow brings with it increased alkaline. Acidity hates to be in the alkaline environment and this is where the body starts to generate its own healing abilities. Magnets merely encourage this in a truly dramatic way.
To summarise, once the tissues are relaxed and the blood flow increased, detoxification has started. Next, the thermal impact mentioned above occurs inside the cells."
Quote:
"When a magnet is applied to the body muscles and soft tissue, they lengthen and relax, waves pass through the tissue and secondary currents are induced. When those currents clash with magnetic waves, they produce impacting heat on electrons in the body cells. These impacting heats are very effective in the reduction of muscle swelling and pain. Movement of haemoglobin in the blood vessels is accelerated; this has been observed in both the thermo graphic and nuclear medicine studies, while calcium, cholesterol and lactic acid deposits in the blood are decreased. The fatigued blood is cleansed and circulation is increased.
There is also significant of a pain blocking mechanism in nerve fibres themselves when subjected to magnetic fields. Researchers have been able to shift the resting potential (thereby raising the stimulus to pain) of nerve cells in the laboratory by 25% using the Norso Dynamag technology. ‘High strength magnets can cause anaesthesia, in the tissue, through a principal in physics called the Hall Effect. A thermal impact that occurs within the cell, which can affect nerve signals"
In other simpler words the magnets help with relaxation and reduces pain and inflammation.
Quote:
"Two vital things happen when a magnet is placed on the skin:
1. The soft tissue will lengthen and help to relax down a muscle or ligament that is damaged or traumatised. It will work in an area and depth directly proportional to the type and strength of the magnet. Large and powerful are ideal.
2. The tissue relaxes: oxygen and blood flow that has so far been restricted access to the damaged site, is allowed in and is increased. We can see this in thermal imaging.
Normally an injured site, whether from arthritis, torn muscles or any other condition, will be surrounded by inflammation. This can comprise of lactic acids, calcium and other deposits. Basically the site is ‘hot’ with acidity. The increase in oxygen and blood flow brings with it increased alkaline. Acidity hates to be in the alkaline environment and this is where the body starts to generate its own healing abilities. Magnets merely encourage this in a truly dramatic way.
To summarise, once the tissues are relaxed and the blood flow increased, detoxification has started. Next, the thermal impact mentioned above occurs inside the cells."
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