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Originally Posted by jo55
I wore magnetic bracelets for my repetitive strain injury {RSI} and then a necklace for some neck/shoulder pain - they helped for awhile but my RSI became thoracic outlet syndrome after a couple years as I continued working at that time.
the ones I had were fairly weak though.
some of my co workers that had pain tried the bracelets and they also felt relief
they were quite surprised as they had never heard of anything like it.
I googled for images of "pain relief magnets"-
here's the results-
http://images.google.com/images?svnu...agnets&spell=1 |
Hi jo55, You know that magnets have been used for over 500 years for pain, you would think that many more people would know about the qualities of magnetic therapy, to get the best results out of magnets is to place them directly on your sore spot, using moleskin first, followed by the magnet and then the strong waterproof adhesive tape to keep them stuck on well, and left on for about 3 days take off, bath and powder the area, then within a couple hours put them back on, sometimes you may notice that the origonal sore spot has moved so general rule is were its sore is were you put them.
Brian
01-11-2007, 12:50 AM
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