Consequences of the
Magnetic Field Deficiency Syndrom

Why and How Magnets work

In a healthy body, our cells are supplied with oxygen and vital nutrients through blood circulation. Red blood cells normally move quickly and easily through the capillaries. They are disc shaped with four "arms" to transport nutrients and oxygen to the cells and they remove plaques and waste products from the blood vessels and cell tissue. The blood cells have to be very elastic to "squeese" themselves into the capillaries which are only half their size in diameter.

If the red blood cells have a sufficient bio-electrical charge potential, they repel each other (just like magnetic polarities repel each other) and move as individual red blood corpuscles in the flowing blood. Plaques and calcium-deposits have very little chance to remain in the blood vessels when the blood is flowing fast. However, various factors and causes are known to reduce the speed of blood flow.

When the blood cells loose their electro-magnetic charge potential, they no longer repel each other and the red blood cells clump together and form stacks like coins. These cell clumps are too big and not elastic enough to enter the tiny capillaries. Even if they could, the capacity of these blood cells, tied up to each other like peals on a string, to transport oxygen and nutrients is significantly reduced. So the tissue around capillaries is no longer sufficiently supplied with oxygen and nutrients. The absence of vital oxygen causes the metabolism to "burn on a low flame". This is why we may feel tired and powerless.

Also, waste products are not sufficiently removed. They remain in the tissue and affect the acid-alcaline balance. In the normal cause of metabolism, "acidic" waste products are produced and should be removed through the body's own disposal system as quickly as possible. If the blood flow is significantly reduced, these acidic waste products contribute to a general acidic condition and clog the blood vessels.

Energy instead of Therapy

Now it becomes clear why magnet therapy is said to have so many different effects. Magnets - just like our cells - are in a way "batteries" that can be charged (made magnetic) by electric current and from which electrical energy can be retrieved. When the blood cells pass the magnetic field of the magnet in a piece of jewelry for example, the blood cells within the magnetic field get recharged.

When the energy potential of the blood cells is high enough, the coin stack effect is reversed and the cells repel each other again. This in turn makes it possible to transport nutrients and oxygen to the cells and to remove plaques and waste products from the blood vessels and cell tissue.

Magnet therapy simply restores the natural condition of free flowing, individual blood cells which is vital for oxygen supply, metabolism and plaque control. In other words: Magnettherapy encourages the body's self healing abilities.