How does Magnetism work?

In the past, many practitioners believed that magnets could improve blood flow to the area where the magnet is placed.

This may sound logical because magnets attract the iron we have in our blood.

However, due to the controversy surrounding the results of scientific studies, the FDA did not approve any technologies related to the use of static or permanent magnets and banned any health claims for static magnetism. 

Static or permanent magnets

Neodymium is the strongest static or permanent magnet in the world. Its field intensity may reach thousands of gauss, and it is now mainly used in children's toys. 

Using powerful static magnets with a Gauss intensity of 10,000- 15,000 has not been associated with side effects.

Eastern European and Asian alternative practitioners still consider magnetism useful. Usually, rather strong Neodymium or metal magnets are applied to create a beneficial, soothing environment.

Over the past fifty years, Magnetism technology has appeared more promising , and the attention of scientists, traditional practitioners, and alternative practitioners has mainly switched from static magnetism to pulsed magnetism.

Magnetic fields exist naturally as energy waves from the Sun, Earth's Core, and the Ionosphere. Small electrical currents and magnetic fields also occur naturally in chemical reactions and biological processes.

Magnetic coils emit rapid Magnetic Waves nearly identical to these frequencies created by the Sun, Earth, and tissues and complementary to chemistry and functionality. 

Bibliography:

The Fifth Element of Health by Bryant A. Meyers 

How Magnetic Fields Help You by Dr Pawluk

You can also read a free abstract of Dr Pawluk's book on Google Books

Dr. Pawluk studied many years of Magnetism use in Eastern Europe, where it is standard practice, and he considers that the most important feature is intensity. 

Dr. Pawluk's website https://www.drpawluk.com is not associated with or affiliated with our company, and Ereada® products are not mentioned in his comparative information.

Many reviews and meta-analyses have been published on Pubmed.gov about the efficiency of static, permanent, and other magnetism.

Many studies about magnetic fields can also be found in online scientific journals. 

The books and studies linked above are provided only for informational purposes. They are dedicated to magnetism as a technology, not to specific products. Like all research articles, they may contain errors and do not constitute medical advice or claims about Ereada® products*.