Wiky Magnetotherapy: Ultramagnetic Elbow Brace

Magnetotherapy: Stop to the Elbow Pain!

It is useful in pain associated to elbow: tendonitis, epicondylitis, tennis elbow etc. ..

The strip should be positioned about the area, with the gray fabric side towards the skin and maintained until the discomfort has not stopped, in many cases can be sufficient to keep it only at night.

It is useful to obtain a functional recovery after fractures and to help the formation of callus and bone. In patients with seasonal, periodic or frequent pain, can be used on a preventive way to maintain wellness.

To enhance the ultra magnetic effect can be combined with the MAX PLATE.

The magnetic field with permanent magnets, has historical origins away. In China it was used for many years before the birth of Jesus Christ. References in this regard are found in the works of Plato, Aristotle and Homer. Many experts and scientists in various Eastern and Western countries, have designed and conducted experiments on biomagnetism, but only after 1940, the worldwide search has begun the science phase on magnetic therapy that has produced texts that systematically validate the beneficial effects on plants, animals and humans.

The effects of magnetic therapy are not magical or miraculous but are well anchored to the science of the human body because the cells are small natural magnet with a north pole and a south pole, and how these are influenced, for better or for worse, by magnetic fields external, natural or artificial. Furthermore, all functions are ruled by magnetic and electrical impulses, without which no man could live.

The electrocardiogram in fact is nothing other than the biomagnetism of the heart, such as the electro-encephalogram it is of the brain. It is not difficult, then, to understand why the external magnetic fields can affect the work of the cells to correct organic imbalances. The French doctor Jean-Pierre Floril while controlling hospitalized patients in the sanatorium of Grenoble, he noticed that their most serious disturbances always coincided with important changes in the Earth's geomagnetism.