MAGNETIC HEALTH MATTERS
January 15th 2007 - Issue 5

Greetings Reader,

This month issue of Magnetic Health Matters is dedicated to insomnia. Discover how magnetic therapy can help improve your sleep and how sleeping better can enhance your well being and other aspects of your life.


IN THIS ISSUE YOU WILL FIND:

- Success story of the month
Read how magnetic therapy is changing the life of real people.

- Tell Your Story
A challenge to ALL subscribers: Send me your best 'little' success story and I'll publish it in the next issue of "Magnetic Health Matters"

- Improve your magnetic knowledge.
Discussion about how to use magnetic therapy effectively and the latest research taking place in magnetic therapy

- Offer of the month
Offer of the month are special offers on our magnetic devices available only to our newsletter subscriber.

- Important Links
links to specific products and information on magnetic therapy and other natural methods of pain relief.

- Tell us what you think!


SUCCESS STORIES OF THE MONTH

1. Read how magnetic therapy is changing real people's lives

"I suffered with various areas of pain and also cluster headaches and had a lot of trouble sleeping. I would be constantly turning and waking and would get up in the morning feeling really tired. I tried a small magnet on my finger to see what effect it would have and within 5 days it had removed the swelling and the pain. It was amazing. I then went on to get a water wand, bracelet, necklace, knee straps, mattress cover and a bed pad to use in my chair. within 8 weeks my headaches have been reduced by 50%, neck and shoulder pain reduced by 50%, hand and foot pain reduced by 90%. I sleep 100% better now and I don't wake up worn out."

F. Smith, 64 years

"I suffered with chronic conditions that affected me all over and suffered terribly with insomnia. I started using magnetic therapy and within about 3 weeks had begun to feel the benefits. I still have some nights when sleeping is a problem but I now have less bad nights and more good nights. I feel a lot better than I have in many years."

A. Sams, 57 years

"I noticed a difference almost immediately. I really think there is something in it you know, because I am sleeping and I haven’t slept properly for months. I sleep on the pillow pad on a daily basis.”

Christine, 60 years

"Within just a few days my sleep pattern was improving and after a couple of weeks I could get several hours of sleep each night. I won’t tell you that I never get a sleepless night because I do get an odd night when I can’t sleep. But on the whole, I do sleep throughout the night."

Sam, 34 years - Staff Nurse

"I wasn’t sure if these magnets would help. Astonishingly after 2 nights I was sleeping throughout the night. It’s brilliant, I no longer wake up at all.”

Tina, 54 years

"I was suffering from stress related insomnia and hadn't had a proper nights sleep in over 2 months, a colleague at work recommended I tried one of the magnetic therapy treatments for insomnia. She had tried one herself and said that she sleeps really well now. I gave it a try as I was at the end of my rope and desperate for some sleep. Within a 2 weeks I was finding it easier to drop of to sleep at night and within the first month I could sleep right through the night without waking. I feel so much better now just for being able to have a good nights sleep."

D. Yates, 22 years

TELL YOUR STORY

2. A challenge to my subscribers:

Send me your best 'little' success story and I'll publish it in the next issue of "Magnetic Health Matters"

If you would like to help others believe in how magnetic therapy can release them from pain, send me your story and I'll publish it in the next edition of Magnetic Health Matters.
Please email your success story to newsletter@worldofmagnets.co.uk


IMPROVE YOUR MAGNETIC KNOWLEDGE

3. This month, I should discuss how magnetic therapy relieves insomnia and which magnetic therapy devices should be used for the best results.

" The 2 Most Important Questions You Need To Ask If You Suffer With Sleeplessness Or Insomnia"
by Debbie Shimadry (dip he nursing, MT)

If you are one of the 32 million adults in the UK who suffers with sleeplessness or insomnia then you must ask yourself these 2 questions and then read on to find out which treatment will help you.

2 Critical Questions About Your Insomnia:

1) What type of insomnia do you suffer with?

Insomnia and sleeplessness can be either transient (temporary) or chronic, read below and decide which type you have:

Transient:- Usually lasts less than 4 weeks and is often caused by stress, a brief illness, travelling or temporary pain.

Chronic:- You will have suffered for more than one month and maybe several months or even years. Chronic insomnia can be caused by long term illness, chronic pain, depression and old age.

2) What treatments are available for sleeplessness and insomnia?

Essentially there are 6 common treatments for insomnia and sleeplessness; some have proven more beneficial than others. If you have transient (temporary) insomnia you most likely wont need any treatment as your sleep pattern should return to normal by itself.

However, if your insomnia is chronic you will almost certainly require one of the following treatments:

i) Conventional sleeping tablets from your doctor. Most doctors prescribe a range of drugs called hypnotics (benzodiazepines) for the treatment of chronic insomnia. The action of these drugs is to calm the nervous system.

They have shown limited success in treating insomnia. The main drawbacks are that they are not effective for more than a short period of time (a few weeks) and they are very addictive. As if that’s not enough, they also cause a ‘heavy headed’ feeling upon waking and cause frequent drowsiness during the day. In brief, these drugs are not suitable for long term use or for people who need to be alert and able to concentrate during the day

ii) Herbal remedies. There are many herbal remedies available as over the counter medicines. The vast majority of them contain a concoction of different herbs blended together in the hope that you will respond to at least one of the herbs in the mixture. The most frequently used herbs are camomile, valerian root, passion flower, and lemon balm. These can be drank as an infusion or taken in a tablet form.

On the plus side herbs have very little side effects, so they can be used for long periods. The main drawback remains that the fact that a lot of people simply are not responsive to herbal properties so receive no benefit at all.

iii) Relaxation therapy. Virtually all insomnia sufferers are advised to try relaxation therapy because it doesn’t involve taking tablets and it’s totally non-invasive. The principal behind relaxation therapy is that if your insomnia is caused by stress, pain, or depression and you relax your body before going to bed you are more likely to be able to get to sleep.

Common relaxation techniques are, listening to ‘inner peace’ music, meditating, massage and deep breathing. If you suffer with stress, anxiety or pain related insomnia, relaxation may well help you get off to sleep, but it won’t stop you from waking during the night. What’s more, if your sleeplessness is caused by something other than stress or pain relaxation will not help you at all.

iv) Homeopathy. Homeopathic treatments involve a trained homeopathic therapist assessing your overall health and prescribing a fusion of several homeopathic remedies to be taken daily.

Many chronic insomnia sufferers have reported benefits from homeopathy but you must have a full assessment by a trained practitioner, you can not buy these remedies over the counter. Some people can take several months to respond favourably to homeopathy, persistence s a must.

v) Melatonin drug therapy. In short, the hormone melatonin controls your body’s ability to sleep. Quite simply, if you do not have sufficient amounts of melatonin in your body you will not be able to sleep.

Obviously, it stands to reason that if insomnia is caused by a lack of melatonin in the body, then surely increasing the amount of melatonin in the body will resolve your insomnia, and that is true. This is the way to permanently resolve insomnia, BUT, and when dealing with the human body there always seems to be a but, it is not very easy to increase the body‘s melatonin levels, that’s why insomnia has historically been nearly impossible to treat.

Melatonin drug therapy involves taking melatonin supplements in tablet form. You must take a synthetic melatonin hormone on a daily basis. It is available in the USA and some other countries but has not been given a license in the UK. The main reason for this is that is when you take a synthetic hormone your body can stop or reduce its own production of the hormone because it senses a source from elsewhere, so taking synthetic melatonin could cause your body to give up melatonin production altogether leaving you totally dependant on the synthetic hormone.

vi) Magnetic melatonin therapy. Fortunately the most effective method of raising melatonin levels within the body is available in the UK; stimulating your body to increase its own production of melatonin naturally, without drugs or chemicals. This is achieved by exposing the melatonin production centre (the pineal gland in the brain) to a strong static magnetic field.
The most efficient magnetic therapy device that has proven to do so effectively is a magnetic pillow pad or insert. The other advantages of using a magnetic pillow pad is it will also reduce migraines and headaches.



OFFER OF THE MONTH

4. Offer of the month are special offers on our magnetic devices available only to our newsletter subscriber.

I have put together the most effective magnetic therapy treatment package
for insomnia, headaches and migraines and for a limited time you can save 17.5% off
the total price of this package. click on the link below for more information:
http://www.worldofmagnets.co.uk/shop/proddetail.php?prod=inspa

IMPORTANT LINKS

5. links to specific products and information on magnetic therapy and other natural methods of pain relief.

New! Interactive Health Tools. Improve your knowledge and check out your health status

Latest research in magnetic therapy


Live BBC Radio Shows discussing magnetic therapy


Ask the experts your questions


Audio Interviews of real people


Magnetic Therapy Devices for pain relief



6. "Tell Us What You Think!"


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