by Q Magnets | Sep 12, 2019 | Magnetic Therapy, Protocols
Magnetic therapy is often explained in ways that are either too simplistic or scientifically inaccurate. You may have heard claims that magnets “improve circulation,” “pull iron through the blood,” or “restore energy balance.” These explanations do not reflect how...
by Q Magnets | Apr 22, 2018 | Acupuncture, Magnetic Therapy, Protocols, Research
Cupping is applied by suction within a “cup” on the surface of the skin. An after effect is the stagnation of blood, which can persist for a few weeks after treatment. The application of Q Magnets over haematomas has been shown to leave a white circle...
by Q Magnets | Apr 22, 2015 | Magnetic Therapy, Protocols, Training
Q Magnets offer four different types of multipolar magnets to choose from… Quadrapolar powerful neodymium magnet with flux plate – 4 alternating poles Hexapolar powerful neodymium magnet with flux plate – 6 alternating poles Octapolar powerful...
by Q Magnets | Mar 28, 2015 | Bone Fracture, Bruises, Chronic Pain, Magnetic Therapy, Protocols
Athletes often ask how long athletes should wear Q Magnets for recovery, especially when dealing with fatigue, strain, or post-training discomfort. The timeline can vary significantly depending on the type of injury, how long it has been present, and how the body...
by Q Magnets | Feb 8, 2015 | Foot Pain, Protocols, Soft Tissue Injuries
Plantar surface foot pain is a common issue for athletes of all levels, often presenting as discomfort under the heel or along the sole of the foot. This type of pain is typically linked to irritation or inflammation of the plantar fascia the ligament running from the...
by Q Magnets | Mar 14, 2014 | Acupuncture, Nausea, Protocols
The P6 acupuncture point is often stimulated to assist with better sleep and provide relief from nausea. Acupuncture points have been shown to respond to multiple stimuli such as needling, mechanical pressure, thermal stimuli (moxa), laser and also electrical and...