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If a combination of strong magnetic field and field gradients is so effective at “blocking” pain, then why doesn’t an MRI provide strong pain relief?
This was one of the more intelligent questions we have had from doctors and it came from a paediatric neurologist. So we took some time to hopefully provide a considered answer. The premise being that MRI’s have both strong magnetic … Continue reading
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Amazing Magnets!
This two minute video shows a remarkable superconducting material levitating above a magnetic field. The way the magnets are positioned would indicate that they are multipolar and generating a strong field gradient.
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Are there any limitations to using Q magnets for the treatment of pain?
When it comes to the treatment of pain, there are so many variables that no therapy works 100% of the time. Q magnets are no different, we have never said they are a silver bullet, but they are a powerful adjunct … Continue reading
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A new drug for chronic pain is showing promise, but our research on magnetic therapy leaves it for dead.
The Internet is abuzz with medical sites and journalists praising researchers for a promising new pain drug called conolidine. Extracted from the bark of the tabernaemontana divaricate tree, chemists recently devised a way to synthesise conolidine and one trial with … Continue reading
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New treatments for chronic pain have not been forthcoming , but Q magnets are providing answers for many.
A recent review in The Lancet by Turk, concluded that the last 10-20 years has made very little progress in the treatment of non-cancer chronic pain. Turk noted there is a crucial need for a combination of therapies to tackle … Continue reading
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New research on static magnetic fields and tissue repair
Fresh off the press is the latest journal article investigating the effects of a static magnetic field (SMF) on tissue repair. Published in the Archives of Medical Research, scientists looked at the effects of moderate intensity SMF on damaged cartilage … Continue reading
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Why training and specificity is critical in getting results with neuromagnetics
Q magnets are a magnetic field gradient generating medical device and provides the user with an optimized design based on extensive research and feedback. Even so, the magnetic field of a static magnet dissipates very quickly and the effect is … Continue reading
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Review of the NCCAM misleading review of magnets for pain. Yes we agree. GET THE FACTS!
NCCAM recently used the modern communication method of Twitter to tweet their outdated review of the science and evidence for magnetic therapy. Their information page has the title “get the facts” and since they managed to leave out the most … Continue reading
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What to look for when purchasing magnetic therapy products?
OK, it’s time to look at some competing magnetic therapy products available on the web and I’ll show you three common practices which you should find very useful in your own personal investigations. 1. Most sites list claims and promising research … Continue reading
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Magnetic fields reduce blood viscosity
An area of medicine that continues to show promise is the application of therapeutic magnetic fields. Recently scientists have found that exposing blood flow to a pulsed 1.3T magnetic field can significantly reduce its viscosity which could have profound implications in the prevention of cardiovascular … Continue reading
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