ELECTROMAGNETIC THERAPY

 

Electromagnetic therapy is found to be successful in treating various forms of physical as well as emotional pain. The various electromagnetic devices including magnets are being used worldwide to laminate pain, to heal broken bones, to relieve many forms of stress, and to relieve symptoms involving the skeleton and the joints of the body. The human body produces very subtle electromagnetic fields, which have been generated in the body through chemical reaction within cells and ionic currents passing through the nervous system. In recent years scientists have been discovering more and more ways that electromagnetic fields influence the body's functioning both in a positive as well as a negative manner. These observations and other is have led to the development of electromagnetic therapy.

In 1974 researcher Albert Roy Davis, Ph.D., observed that the positive vs. the negative polarities which exist in all magnets have contrary affects on the biological systems they come in contact with. He observed that the negative magnetic field produced by a magnet could have a beneficial effect on living organisms. Further he observed that positive magnetic fields do not have a positive effect, to the contrary they have a negative or stressful effect. A prolonged exposure to the positive magnetic pole of the magnet has been shown to interfere with the metabolic processes, increases acidity, interferes with oxygenation, and other undesirable interferences. Of particular significance is his observation that a significant increase in pain can be experienced due to the interference of metabolic functions.

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