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 Do Q Magnets Have an Orientation Arrow?

Most Q Magnets have a black orientation arrow (or triangle) just above the model number. When applying these magnets, the arrow should point along the body or limb towards the head. This helps maintain consistent alignment of the magnet’s alternating pole...

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