by Q Magnets | Mar 3, 2015 | Acupuncture, Knee Pain, Magnetic Therapy, Research
Acupuncture is a popular complementary therapy for knee pain, however a recent study did not recommend acupuncture for chronic knee pain in patients over 50 years. In this article we review the research and show how acupuncture can be combined synergistically with Q...
by Q Magnets | Sep 23, 2014 | General Pain, News, Research
DISCLAIMER: The type of magnet used is this study is not a Q Magnet. The safety and effectiveness of Q Magnets has not been established in the treatment of erosive gastritis. Every week, new research is published strengthening the claim that static magnets can be...
by Q Magnets | Aug 19, 2014 | Research
Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is one of the most common recovery challenges athletes face after unfamiliar or intense training. It typically appears the day after exercise and peaks around 48 hours later, often limiting performance and training consistency ....
by Q Magnets | May 7, 2014 | News, Research
In a previous post, we debunked the myths around magnetic therapy and blood flow and explained why iron (Fe) in the blood in not attracted to a magnet field. The scientific principles around iron in haemoglobin have now made it possible to simply detect the...
by Q Magnets | May 2, 2013 | Magnetic Therapy, Protocols, Research, Soft Tissue Injuries
fAthletes dealing with pain from soft tissue injuries often look for ways to recover faster and return to sport without increasing their risk of re-injury. While medications are commonly used, they may come with trade-offs that affect tissue healing. Exploring...
by Q Magnets | Jul 18, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, Research, Soft Tissue Injuries, Tendon
When Tendon Injuries Slow Athletes Down Soft tissue injuries especially tendon-related issues like tendinitis or tendinopathy are a common challenge for athletes trying to maintain performance and consistency. These conditions develop through small tears in the...