After experiencing two serious car accidents that left my vehicle facing the opposite direction to which I had been travelling, I was left with severe whiplash and ongoing pain through my shoulders, elbows and wrists.I also had a weak lower back from years of lifting while working as a nurse.
Spending the next 25 years sitting behind a computer, often for 12 hours or more each day, five days a week, only made things worse. The stiffness in my back, shoulders and neck gradually became more severe, leading to frequent migraines and intense sinus headaches.
The migraines became so debilitating that I twice required hospital treatment for injections to stop the pain and dry retching.
Someone suggested I try Q Magnets, and I have found them to be a godsend.
Whenever I begin to notice pain or stiffness in my back, neck or shoulders, symptoms that would normally progress into a headache if left unmanaged, I now reach for my Q Magnets instead of immediately relying on painkillers.
Finding the Right Q Magnet Placement Matters
One of the most important things I have learned from using Q Magnets is the importance of placement.
Rather than simply positioning a magnet somewhere over a broad painful area, I look for the most tender or sensitive point associated with the discomfort and position the Q Magnet there.
For me, locating the tender spot where the pain or stiffness seems to be coming from has become straightforward. Once I identify that point and apply a Q Magnet, I often experience relief within just a few minutes.
Placement Can Make a Difference
Beverley’s experience highlights an important practical principle when using Q Magnets: placement matters. The location that is most useful can vary depending on where discomfort is felt and the structures involved. Careful, anatomically relevant placement is therefore an important part of using Q Magnets, and individual responses can vary.
Reducing My Reliance on Painkillers
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Having been in two car smashes that left my car facing in the opposite direction to which I was travelling, I suffered from severe Whip Lash and stress to my shoulders, elbows and wrists. I also have a weak lower back as a result of lifting when I was nursing.
After years (25) of sitting behind a computer, most times for 12 hours or more a day, 5 days a week. The stiffening of my back, shoulders and neck started to cause me to suffer Migraine and very bad Sinus headaches. The Migraine headaches got so bad that I twice had to go to hospital for injections to stop the pain and the dry reaching.
It was suggested that I try using Q Magnets. I have found them a God send. When I start to feel pain or stiffness in my back, neck or shoulders that if left untreated would normally lead to a headache. Instead to taking pain killers (bad for one’s liver) I reach for my Q Magnets.
When using Q Magnets it is very important to find the correct pressure point to apply them to. For me this is just a matter of finding the tender spot where the pain or stiffness is coming from and applying a Magnet to this spot.
I have relief in a matter of a few minutes. Q Magnets have cut my use of pain killers by about 80% and headaches by about 90%. I wear them continuously when needed; doing so has resulted in not having had a bad Migraine since starting to use them.
I don’t know where I would be now if I had not started using Q Magnets. The constant pain and headaches I was suffering were really getting me down and I was becoming more and more depressed. Thank God Q Magnets found me a way to manage a better way of life.
Beverley Plint.
Wynnum, Australia
