Combining TENS and Q Magnets

Combining TENS and Q Magnets

TENS machines are thought to work by activating the fast-conducting myelinated nerves, such as A-Beta fibres and closing the Pain-Gate. Whereas Q magnets mainly inhibit the slow-conducting unmyelinated nerves, such as C-fibres. Combining the two modalities, can...
Dr Goiz Biomagnetic Pairing and Q Magnets

Dr Goiz Biomagnetic Pairing and Q Magnets

For practitioners of Dr Goiz Biomagnetic Pairing, the following should be useful in explaining the differences with Q Magnets and how they are best used. Q magnets produce a potent physiologically optimised field and are the perfect static magnet therapy to use for...

Attaching Q Magnets using Braces, Supports and Wraps

Q Magnets are often attached with sports tape, but some people with sensitive or hairy skin or just for convenience sake, may prefer a type of brace.     Your Q Magnets can be attached to any type of comfortable, but firm fitting brace. Keep in mind the...

Why the orientation arrow?

  Each Q Magnet has a black orientation arrow (or triangle) just above the model number. It’s important when applying your Q Magnets that the arrow is always facing along the body or limb, pointing towards the head.         The Magnetic...