Originally published July 2 2005
What was Once Decried as Quackery is now Making a Comeback - In use Since 2000BC; Magnetic Therapy (press release)
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
After thousands of years lying in wait, Magnetic Therapy has made a strong comeback to aid and assist those whose lives have been wracked not only by constant physical pain but by prescription drugs that mask the symptoms instead of going to the source of the pain.
Magnets and magnetic therapy have been around since 2000BC. The Chinese, Greeks and Egyptians used magnets to treat various ailments. The human body has a magnetic charge allowing the body to function normally. When that charge is disrupted through the usage of modern conveniences such as microwaves, cell phones or a physical injury, the bodies' normal function is disrupted causing pain, blood flow disruption and circulatory problems.
Magnet therapy works naturally to treat a variety of symptoms in humans and animals. By placing magnets close to the injured area they allow inflammation to subside. The increase in blood flow and circulation speeds up the healing process relieving pain and providing increased oxygen to other organs and tissues.
Magnet therapy is not a cure all or a quick fix. If you are looking for a non-invasive way to treat your ailments, magnetic therapy is the way to go. It works by itself or with conventional treatments. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. For more information go to www.magnetrelief.com
What was Once Decried as Quackery is now Making a Comeback - In use Since 2000BC; Magnetic Therapy (press release)
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