Re: Magnetic Bracelet

Wow that is some story! You have made me realize that I am delving into serious medicine here and that I definitely need to do some more research on the subject. I will look for the book you mentioned and will look into whatever other instructions I can find as well.

I had no idea that this could be done "wrong" or that the magnets could be worn incorrectly. Since this thread began I have taken a closer look at the bracelet I purchased and found that I made a mistake in thinking that the whole thing was supposed to be a magnet. It is a broken circle with each end having a very small magnet inside. The rest of it is just some sort of metal I think (unless it continues all the way through inside). A small area of each end's magnet is exposed... I turned it so that the exposed spot would touch the fridge and it did sort of stick but not at all like what you're describing. In fact, I think the magnets on the fridge are stronger.

I have always had low blood pressure and often experience hot flashes due to hormonal issues even though I'm in my 30s... I would need to look up specifics to avoid what you've experienced in that respect. Or maybe it just normalizes temp and bp whether high or low?

I actually became interested in magnetic therapy after moving to the east coast. I was raised in the desert knowing that I had Arthritis but now in the snow it has become more pronounced by the day. I hate man made pills like ibuprophen and seek natural alternative medicines for everything.

I don't know if I have more than maybe one old hard drive lying around here... I expect I could obtain them from a fix it shop. I will wait until I understand what I'm dealing with though... you've surely saved me some heartache by revealing the intensity of the implications to me. Yes, prayer is wonderful thing too. For some reason, I never thought to use it for this problem. Perhaps I will!

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