Magnetic Bracelets

Magnetic bracelets and their therapeutic properties have long been a remedy to treat a variety of different health conditions in both humans and animals.  The concept is simple and supportive and can reduce the reliance on standard pain remedies for a wide variety of illnesses and conditions as well as proactively support good mental and physical health and well being.

Magnetic bracelets mimic the behaviour of the cells within the body and improve blood flow, increasing the availability and distribution of oxygen thus promoting healing in areas of damaged tissue.  Magnetic bracelets also increase the body’s anti-inflammatory response and create a less acidic environment which can be a factor in the prevention, management, and reduction of certain diseases.

How do magnetic bracelets work?

Cells within the body of humans and animals produce a magnetic field and transmit their own electromagnetic signals.  This is how electrical impulses move from one cell to another for both positive and negative reasons – no pun intended!  Communication between the cells is vital for physiological functions within the body and to combat disease; however, messages between cells can also create adverse multiplication and spread diseases such as cancer.

So, you could think of the cells within the human body as behaving like magnets and many therapists believe that disruptions or disturbance to the magnetic field is the main reason for many chronic diseases. 

As well as promoting the blood circulation and increasing nutrients and oxygen to different locations within the body, the magnetic field generated by magnetic bracelets can help alleviate the fluctuations in the body’s own natural electromagnetic energy.  This can prove influential in the prevention of disease and the management of symptoms when some diseases or conditions are present.

Magnetic bracelets in the UK

Magnetic bracelets have something of a niche following in the UK; if you have a friend or family member who wears one then you probably know about how valuable they can be but for many people, they are not a health tool on their personal radar.

Magnetic bracelets have a lot to offer as a health tool and can help minimise or even completely avoid some diseases as well as proving an invaluable remedy to help manage and alleviate chronic pain.

Conditions and illnesses which respond to treatment with a magnetic bracelet

There are lots of health conditions and illnesses which can be improved and managed with the intervention of a magnetic bracelet due to the increase in blood supply which acts as either a preventative or a restorative and curative influence.  Some of these include:-

∙         Insomnia and poor sleep patterns

∙         Chronic pain emanating from a range of different conditions which have an inflammatory response

∙         Joint stiffness, discomfort and pain associated with osteoarthritis

∙         Anxiety and stress

∙         Migraine

∙         Varicose veins

∙         Conditions specific to the wrist and hand such as carpal tunnel syndrome and RSI – Repetitive Strain Injury – associated with prolonged keyboard use

∙         Back pain

∙         Cancer

∙         Hypertension or high blood pressure

∙         Sporting injuries which specifically affect the wrist, arm and hand including tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow

Understanding how a magnetic bracelet can help you

The clue is in the name and most magnetic remedies are worn as a bracelet on the wrist because this is the most simple and practical option.  Magnetic bracelets rely on proximity to the affected area to be influential, if you are using it to target say the pain of osteoarthritis.  This is less crucial if you are simply using the magnetic bracelet to improve your blood circulation and general health.

A magnetic bracelet creates a magnetic field and will penetrate hard objects i.e. bone until it reaches the opposing pole.  In simple terms, the longer the magnetic field has to travel, the weaker it becomes until eventually it will dissipate into nothing.

A magnetic bracelet on the wrist will be at its strongest point where the bracelet touches the skin of the wearer.  By the time the magnetic field reaches the elbow, it will be over 600 times weaker than at the wrist.  This rather begs the question that a stronger magnet is going to be better than a weaker one and this is certainly true.

The position is a little more complicated by the way blood flows around the human body and hence how the magnetic field is carried; the magnetic field does not travel in a straight line.  A magnetic bracelet placed on the wrist will create a magnetic field which travels through the arm to the heart and back again as all blood in the human body is carried to the lungs to be oxygenated and is then pumped away by the heart.  The distance between the wrist and the heart is close enough for the magnetic influence to be felt around the body. 

Both the proximity of the magnetic bracelet to the source of the pain and the strength of the magnets are critical in how effective a magnetic bracelet may be in the management of certain types of localised pain.

Are magnetic bracelets natural?

One of the biggest plus points in the use of magnetic bracelets is that they are a completely natural intervention and can avoid the use of prescription medication and drugs which can carry harmful side effects or at least reduce reliance on such medicines.

For many people, the pain of chronic conditions can be managed with conventional oral based or intravenous medication but over the long term, these interventions can carry other health risks and side effects of their own which raises the red flag for their long-term use.

Magnetic bracelets can reduce reliance and, in some cases, even eliminate the use of conventional prescription and over the counter remedies.  The way that magnets work follows the law of nature and there is nothing artificial or unnatural about this process and no side effects.

How can magnetic bracelets improve blood flow?

∙         For general health or to help in the management of some conditions where there is pain caused by an inflammatory response, a magnetic bracelet can influence blood circulation

∙         The magnetic field from the bracelet acts on the iron particles in the red blood cells – a red blood cell contains haemoglobin, a protein which has iron at the centre of the molecule – stimulating blood flow and the transmission of oxygen and other essential nutrients around the body

∙         The pulse point in the wrist where the magnet sits impacts arteries which carry blood to the heart and the distance between the wrist and the heart is sufficiently proximate for the magnetic field to still be influential.

How is the strength of magnetic bracelets calculated in the UK?

There are three factors which determine the strength of a magnetic bracelet and therefore its influence and these are:-

∙         The number of magnets in the bracelet

∙         The physical size of the magnets

∙         The Gauss rating of the magnets.  In simple terms, Gauss represents the number of magnetic lines per square centimetre of magnet; the higher the value, the more magnetic effect will be emitted

For a magnetic bracelet to be influential, the total Gauss needs to be in the thousands rather than the hundreds.

Choice of metals

There are certain favoured metals for magnetic bracelets and these include:-

∙         Copper with its natural antibacterial properties

∙         Copper and zinc mix

∙         Stainless steel

∙         Haematite

∙         Titanium

Magnetic bracelets are available in a range of fashionable designs and usually styled for men and women and for different occasions.  Colour preference may dictate your choice of metal and it is important to ensure a good fit for maximum efficacy so there are lots of different types of magnetic bracelets which are adjustable.  It is also possible to buy higher value magnetic bracelets which are mixed with precious metals like gold and silver and find designs which feature gemstones so they are a real fashion accessory.

What are the main considerations when choosing a magnetic therapy bracelet?

∙         The type of metal both in terms of colour and appearance and whether it will react with your skin type – copper can leave a greenish tint on the skin

∙         The design of the bracelet

∙         When you intend to wear it, are you looking for a semi-fashion item or is it going to be used when you play sport as there are specific sporting designs designed for comfort and resilience

∙         The strength of the magnets

∙         Colour

∙         The fit whether you choose an expanding bracelet or one with a clasp

Whatever your specification, magnetic-products-store.com also known as MPS, have a design and metal to suit your needs as a trusted supplier and go to resource for those looking to buy a magnetic bracelet in the UK.

Use magnetic therapy to manage and alleviate a variety of conditions and illnesses or as part of your regime for a healthy lifestyle.  Magnetic bracelets mimic the natural processes at work within the body and do not have the intrusive side effects of many conventional remedies.  Super stylish and are seen as a fashion accessory, magnetic bracelets are the smartest and most stylish way to support your daily living and to promote good health.