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*** Using Magnets Brief Q & A
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DISCLAIMER: The information provided is for educational use only
and is not to be construed as medical advice.

Written by: Thomas Strizak 10/7/06, all rights reserved.


* Using Magnets Brief Q & A

Q) Should I just place the magnets where it hurts?

A) Not always. If the pain is caused by a buildup of fluid
pressure within an encapsulated area such as the eye, the magnet
should be placed so that the Negative magnetic field draws the
fluids away from area of pressure buildup.

Q) Why does it hurt when I apply the Negative magnetic field to
my body?

A) In some rare instances initial application of the Negative
magnetic field to the body cause's pain and it's still not known
exactly why. DR Philpott suggests that it is best in these cases
to slowly introduce the body to the magnetic field
by applying magnets up to tolerance, removing the magnets, then
reapplying them until the body has adjusted.

Q) How long should I keep the magnets on?

A) DR Phipotts' research has shown there are no observed limits
for applyingthe Negative field to the body, and that more is
generally better. A common mistake made by many is to stop using
the magnetics when the pain goes away. This under-application
aproach doesn't give the Negative magnetic field time to promote
healing, and leaves them far short of realizing the
full potential of magnets. The Polar Power magnetics are not
designed to be used only for pain.

Q) Can magnets harm me?

A) Yes and No. The FDA states that magnets are benign. They
don't recognize the documented reasearch exhibiting the
potential danger of the Positive magnetic field to humans and
animals. AUM on the other hand, state's that the Positive
magnetic field is harmful, and that it should only be
applied under the direct supervision of a physician with
extensive knowledge in magnetic therapy. Ther are very few known
useful purposes for applying the Positive field to the body,
such as to stimulate certain glands that are underactive. When
applied properly, magnets are safe to use on the body. We do Not
believe that they are benign.
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Happy Holidays!

Thomas Strizak