Understanding North Pole Magnets

North Pole Magnets help the body heal itself.  Today, many people are discovering the healing benefits of Magnetic Therapy, but many may not be getting the maximum therapeutic outcome.  At Magnetics Therapy, we are committed to providing you with ongoing educational information to help you make an informed decision about your well-being.

How does North Pole Magnetic Therapy Work?
The opposite poles of the magnet attract and the poles repel. Medical research states that, placing the North Pole of a magnet on any living tissue attracts the positive electrolytes in your body.  The most common and most plentiful are Hydrogen H+ or the H+ of H20, Calcium Ca++, Potassium K+, Sodium Na+, Magnesium Mg++, Carbon C+ and Iron Fe++. The iron molecule called hemoglobin works in the body to deliver oxygen into the cell and pick up waste. Placing the North Pole on the skin will accelerate this natural process.  Increasing oxygen promotes natural healing and the hemoglobin serves as a garbage truck and removes waste, thus decreasing edema and inflammation, swelling.  That in turn decreases pain naturally.  When the pineal gland is bathed in a North Pole magnetic environment, oxygen is increased, resulting in an increase in growth hormone, melatonin production and a deeper restorative sleep, anti-aging, and stress reduction.

The polarity of a magnet is key.
While natural magnets have both North Pole and South Pole properties, artificial magnets are manufactured in one of two ways.  Unipolar surface and Bipolar surface.  Unipolar means we have separated the poles, placing North on one side and South on the other side.  Bipolar means that both poles are on the same side.  The reason we separate the poles is clearly defined by a world leading authority on Magnetic Therapy, Dr. William Philpott, M.D. In his and other clinical studies, they have found that each pole has definate and distinct effects on living tissue.  The following is only a partial sampling of clinical observations: