Magnetic field
therapy is a physical therapy, in which broad pulsating magnetic fields
of extremely low frequency are made usable for therapeutic purposes.
An
organism can be affected bio-energetically by a broad pulsating magnetic
field of a certain frequency and intensity. These magnetic fields
penetrate the body - thus also, each cell- completely. The ions existing
in the cells, which are well known to be magnetically influenced, are
moved in the frequency of the magnetic field pulsation that is flowing
through them and so affect metabolism positively. This leads to an
improved oxygenation of the cells and thus to an improved metabolism.
At Tara
Health Centre we offer Pulsating Magnetic Field Therapy in blocks of 15,
20 or 30 minutes. Generally it is recommended that the patient has about
10 sessions at a rate and intensity suited to their condition.
More about pulsating magnetic field
therapy:
The therapeutic use of magnetic fields is probably the oldest form of
physical therapy. In antiquity one already recognised and used the
biological effect of magnetic fields. The writings of famous physicians
such as Hippocrates, Hildegard of Bingen and Paracelsus confirm the use
of magnetic fields for therapeutic purposes.
The earth's
magnetic field covers our planet from north to south. Positive and
negative poles, activity and passivity, stimulation and calming- these
polarities of all life's processes have their origins in the magnetic
poles of north and south. The magnetic field's energy regulates
all living processes on earth. The magnetic resistance of the body's
cells and the flowing of vital energies within the body, depend on
magnetic fields.
May assist:
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Illnesses of
the supporting and movement apparatus, also rheumatism and arthritis |
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Sport
injuries such as bruises, sprains, torn muscles and ligaments, tennis
arm |
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Retarded
wound and fracture healing |
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Headaches and
migraine (special forms) |
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Heart and
circulation illnesses, blood saturation disturbances |
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Metabolic
illnesses |
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Neuralgias |
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Bronchitis
and inflammations of the nasal cavities (acute and chronic) |
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Subsequent
treatment after operations and tooth extractions, for improved wound
healing |
Contraindications
Cardiac
pacemakers
Artificial
joints, metals
Acute autoimmune
processes, e.g. Hashimoto Thyreoiditis, acute M.S.
Drainage valves
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