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March 19, 2020
Currently in the past few years magnetic therapy has regained some of its earlier popularity through high-profile use by various sports people and celebrities seeking relief from injuries. In addition there is a greater variety of magnetic bracelets, wristbands and jewellery available, many of which can be considered attractive pieces of jewellery in their own right and not just alternative medical devices.
One of the theories about how magnetism works with the body is that the fields surrounding the magnetic bracelets stimulate the field where the pain occurs. This is thought to trigger the release of the body's own painkillers, thereby providing natural relief for the person instead of having to take medications over long periods that may have bad side-effects.
It is also thought that because metals like iron, zinc and magnesium are essentially components already found in the human body. Magnetism is able to affect them in a way that brings about helpful change at the cellular level; in particularly by impacting on particles in the blood and increasing oxygenation so that circulation is improved, and a person heals quicker. After all, everyone knows what happens when you put a magnet beside a metal: it attracts it.
Magnetic therapy can also help with ailments like joint pain, headaches, rheumatism and there have been many studies conducted which have proved that magnetic therapy can help with pain relief. At DEMI+CO our magnetic mens designer bracelets contain Neodymium High Grade Magnets which are custom made for strength. Our collection includes magnetic bangles, bracelets and link bracelets which all have between 2 and 6 magnets on them. Link bracelets can have up to 28 magnets on them.
Here are just some of the ailments magnetic bracelets can help with
We at DEMI+CO also asked our customers to see if our magnetic bracelets and copper bracelets had any benefits for them and if they helped them with their arthritis or ailments. Here are just some of their comments.
Arthritic bracelets and magnetic wristbands for men and women do work and anti-arthritis bracelets do help ease the pain for those that wear them. Magnetic therapy jewelry, is an alternative health solution that is not invasive and has zero known side-effects. We are seeing an increase in alternative health professionals promoting the use of magnetic therapy even more so in recent years. There are a number of brands that sell magnetic and copper bracelets but we like to think our collection has the best arthritis bracelets and copper magnetic bracelets in the UK so why not have a peek at our range!
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There have been some studies on magnetic therapy benefits, which we have detailed below, however not enough research has been conducted to make any of the findings conclusive. However here at DEMI+CO we feel that if our magnetic bracelets are helping our customers then we feel its enough to detail their reviews and testimonials in the hope that it helps others.
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