by Q Magnets | Aug 9, 2014 | Magnetic Therapy, Sceptics
Two of the most recent scientific reviews on the effectiveness of static magnets have been by Pittler et al (2007) and Laakso et al (2009). See references below where both articles are free to access. Pittler’s paper concluded from the 29 studies it reviewed… ”The...
by Q Magnets | Feb 28, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, Training
We have already covered why specificity is critical when using neuromagnetics. But, what are the variables in the application of magnetic therapy and why is it so easy to get it wrong? Duration of Exposure. Anecdotal reports show that an MRI can be quite...
by Q Magnets | Jul 10, 2011 | General Pain, News, Sceptics
NCCIH (formerly NCCAM) recently used the modern communication method of Twitter to tweet their outdated review of the science and evidence for magnetic therapy.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...
by Q Magnets | May 4, 2011 | Fibromyalgia, Physiotherapist, Testimonials, Training
Practice makes perfect, right? NO, practice makes permanent! This is especially true for muscle memory. Sports players practicing with poor technique and endurance athletes will inevitably cement dysfunctional movement patterns. The neuromuscular system memorises...