Osteoarthritis in her hands, knees, neck and toes had gradually made everyday life more difficult for Wynne Gibson. A committed community volunteer in her eighties, she found the persistent pain was slowing her down and limiting activities she valued.
Wynne was also cautious about trying anything she considered outside mainstream medicine. While waiting for elective surgery, however, a trusted friend encouraged her to try Q Magnets as another approach to managing her pain.
Her experience was not one of instant results. Instead, it became a story about learning how to use Q Magnets correctly, finding the right placement and gradually returning to activities that pain had taken away.
For more information about magnetic therapy, Read our complete guide to magnetic therapy for pain conditions. You can also Explore our knee pain guide, explore our hand pain guide, and explore our neck pain guide.
Learning How to Use Q Magnets
Gradually Getting Back to the Things She Enjoyed
Wynne described a progressive change rather than an immediate transformation.
About two weeks after receiving her Q Magnets, she felt comfortable enough to join a gentle exercise class. A week later, she had returned to her volunteer work.
By the end of the first month, Wynne reported being pain-free in her hands and knees and able to do craft work again for the first time in years.
The original testimonial reproduced on this page tells that story in Wynne’s own words, including her experience with her neck and toes, her return to volunteering and her hopes of wearing a favourite pair of shoes again.
