You might find this interesting. MS is related to the lack of a horizontal magnetic field.
http://www.link.lviv.ua/~vasya/MSfactor.html Marshall Duncan Crow wrote: > In Japan Dr. Nakagawa, the head of Isuzu Hospital in Tokyo claims > Magnetic Deficiency Syndrome is a contributory cause of many illnesses > such as arthritis, cancer, allergies, alzheimers, asthma, back pain, > blood pressure, bronchitis, diabetes, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, > migraine headaches, immune deficiency, etc. A number of medical > doctors are now using magnets in their practices. Most people who > start using magnets feel the beneficial action almost immediately and > are no longer comfortable without them. > > _________________ > > Many factors, beside the natural cyclic waxing and waning of > geomagnetic energy contribute to the diminishing of direct current > (DC) magnetic energy to our body. Some of these are the result of > interference from the AC current of man-made electromagnetic radiation > which is incompatible with our bodies biomagnetic emanations which > include television, radio, radar, household appliances, computers, > electrical wiring in buildings, nearby power lines and other sources. > > The effects of working and living in concrete and steel structures > further cut us off from the Earths direct magnetic force. The > automobile, train, jet plane, bus and other hi-tech modes of travel > are other ways we are deprived of important natural magnetism from the > Earth. > > Shrinking open spaces, living high above sea level on ground covered > with concrete and asphalt and the decreasing amount of ground water > all contribute to lack of conductivity and Magnetic Field Deficiency > Syndrome (MFDS). > > The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural > biorhythms of life. In Traditional Chinese Medicine these biorhythms > describe how Qi or bio-magnetic energy is concentrated in certain > areas of the body according to cycles of each day and season. It may > also be concentrated in certain areas on the Earth that inexplicably > have been able to retain their magnetic strength. These are recognized > earth healing areas such as Lourdes, France and Sedona, Arizona. > (CS>structured water hooey?) > > Symptoms of MFDS may be similar to a variety of chronic conditions > such as chronic fatigue syndrome, candida albicans and environmental > allergies. MFDS typically is associated with a general malaise and low > energy, frequent susceptibility to disease, tightness of the neck and > shoulders, fibro-myalgic body pains, forgetfulness, headaches, > digestive and circulatory problems and a general foggy feeling. > > (CS>here are a couple of great links::) > > http://www.lgstrust.com/magnets_in_the_body.htm > > http://www.hopeint.org/off/9612-04.htm > > > > (ME Duncan::) > > (In the previous post ....In the top six physical stressors I said > chocolate - that's under caffeine. I forgot nicotine as one of the > majors.....) > > It's difficult to quantify magnetic Deficiency Syndrome with our > measuring techniques, but most of us are magnetically stressed, some > more than others. The varied symptoms are remarkably like other > chronic stress patterns, arent they? But when those have been ruled > out, this is likely what we're facing. > > Regardless, you can use magnetic therapy. It's good for everyone even > without a diagnosis. For severe cases of depression and insomnia, > Transcranial Electronic Stimulation (CES, or 'electrosleep') is a good > balancer and apparently over-the-counter here in Canada. You could buy > an Alphastim or you can build them. > > Though success is often achieved with static magnets, better success > is achieved with low power wearable PEMT devices such as the > www.vitamag.com and the the two at www.magnapak.com because they are > designed to complement the brainwaves and the earth's flux, where a > static magnet does not. > > But in a pinch, the static magnets can be remarkably cheap for what > they do > > www.wondermagnet.com sells great neodymium mags, 10x or more stronger > than ceramics. > > > > ciao > > > > Duncan > > > > > >
