> Bonnie, the energy from the north pole of a magnet is not the > same as from the south pole. Refrigerator magnets and I > suppose sign magnets don't have the poles separated, north on > one side, south on the other, like magnets used for healing. > I have several books on biomagnets and the authors all agree > that the use of the south pole energy is dangerous in the > hands of non-professionals. All of them recommend use of the > north, or negative, pole only.
> Basically, negative magnetic energy normalizes and calms. It > normalizes acid/base balance (alkalinizes), increases > cellular oxygen, fights infection, supports biological > healing, reduces inflammation, relieves/stops pain, increases > cellular oxygen. There is agreement between authors that the > negative pole is safe, although Washnis cautions that > prolonged use after initial success can cause reduced adrenal > production and therefore recommends that maintenance use be > limited to 30-60 minutes a day. > Positive energy decreases cellular oxygen, increases > intracellular edema, stimulates wakefulness, accelerates > microorganism growth (increases infection), inhibits > biological healing, can increase inflammation, increases body > acidity, increases pain. It stimulates cell growth, not what > you want if you have cancer. Magnetic strength is measured in > gauss. Healing magnets are not effective below l00-300 gauss > up to a max of 3500-4500 gauss. Excellent info. I would only add that south pole energy can be used to dramatically speed up healing of bone breaks and other trauma, but like John said, it should only be used with caution, and better yet with the assistance of someone trained in their use. Magnets can cure...and they can KILL. -- Charles Marcus -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
