Magnetic Therapy Natural Pain Relief

Magnetic Therapy and Neuralgia

I’ve heard that magnetic therapy can be a very good treatment for my neuralgia on my face. Could you please advise me what magnetic products should I be using and how does it work? Thank You. Fernando R. Flores

Dear Fernando

It is quite strange that you should ask this question as we have just treated 2 other people for a type of neuralgia of the face this week.

There really is only one option. You need to get the magnets onto the face. I know it may sound strange, but a strong enough healing magnet worn on the face has proven to be very effective.

You would need to use a small flat magnet of a strength no less than 2,600 gauss. This can be secured to the face either with elastoplast or micropore tape or some other kind of medical tape.

Depending on where you get your neuralgia would depend on where you need to apply the magnet. Some have worn it on the forhead, next to the nose or at the side of the face in front of the ear.

You will also need more than just this one magnet to treat it effectively. The use of a magnetic pillow insert in your normal pillow and a magnetic water wand so that you can drink magnetised water is also advised. You can also wear a magnetic eye mask across your forehead (also very good at treating headaches).

This will provide extra magnetism during the night when the body is relaxed and more able to absorb the magnetism. The magnetised water is also important as it allows the body to absorb magnetism from the inside out and the magnets on the outside will allow the body to absorb magnetis from the outside in.

The 2 sided approach to this alternative treatment allows for a much quicker response to magnetic therapy and the overall effects will be increased by up to 10 times.

Regards
Kat

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