Dear Liz,
thanks for the informations regarding lactice acid and
magnets.
I do belive that most of the msucular pains are from
accumulations of lactic acid in the muscel . I have
been applying the same undrestanding not only by
magnets but by acupucnture as well.
one of the main reason as (I do belive ) is improvment
of circulations that helps better oxygenations of the
tissue which helps for lactic acid to be mobelised to
liver for being metabolised in the Cori cycle.
Magnets also reducing the body pH to mre alkaline
level , which will consequntly allow the easly
desolving of lactice acid into blood stream.
pain is not only produced by lactic acid crystals but
also by deep muscele contractions which are
compressing the nerves and blood vessels . so when a
magnet is applied , it leads to increase muscular
relaxations , better perfussion and release of the
entraped nerves and blood vessels and probably nerve
ansthesia .
why a magnets effects the body even when it is not
applied locally , is the effect of the magent in
normalising the ph , allowing the lactic acid to move
.local applications initially help the local tissue
but ultimatily effects whole the body.
I also belive that magents effects the resting
membrain potentioal as well . since they are having
their own electromagnetic field . I remember a
sciatica patient to whom I applied the magnet and
affter that she could not even walk for 1 -2 hourse.
sha had limb ansthesia.
I could not get your attachment of Japanese studies ,
can I have a copy please.
regards all,
Dr,Majid fadaie.
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To all,<BR>
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If you understand magnetic fields and gradients than
you will realize that no <BR>
matter what side of the magnet on the so called
"monopole magnets" is placed <BR>
against the body, the donut shaped gradient that
emanates from around the <BR>
edges of these magnets is produced by a dipole
charge.<BR>
<BR>
There is no fuzziness about "magnetic
charge" if one looks in any Physics 101 <BR>
text book.<BR>
<BR>
I understand these issues well. I have been one of the
research pioneers of <BR>
magnetotherapy and its effects on biological tissues
for many years.<BR>
<BR>
I have used and studied all of the configurations on
the market today. As <BR>
scientists we must educate and eradicate the
misconceptions so prevalent in <BR>
the commercial "magnet" market today. If we
do not...magnetotherapy will <BR>
remain just plain bunk to the academic community.<BR>
<BR>
These thermo photo sequences at face value, without
further investigation, <BR>
appear to indicate an increase in perfusion in
peripheral tissue. I will <BR>
attach a Japanese study that may help explain the
mechanism. Enjoy this <BR>
gift...it was very difficult to acquire this
study!<BR>
<BR>
For a better and kinder way of dealing with the human
condition.<BR>
<BR>
Best regards,<BR>
<BR>
Liz<BR>
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