by Q Magnets | Jun 28, 2012 | Lower Back Pain, Magnetic Therapy, Research
Magnetic Field Therapy is a complete mystery to some. Adding to this is the invisible nature of magnetic fields and their poor understanding. As the prominent researcher in the field, Dr Janos Laszlo PhD observed. Magnetic field therapy is a lot like sport. Few have...
by Q Magnets | Jun 20, 2012 | Research
Clinical trials involving static magnets pose a difficult dilemma for researchers; how to “protect the blind”. That is, seeing you can’t hide a magnetic field, how do you prevent a patient from testing the magnet with, say a paper clip? For studies like Vallbona it’s...
by Q Magnets | Jun 7, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, Research
There are a number of effects produced by inhomogeneous static magnetic fields like that of Q Magnets, the main ones being increasing the pain threshold and dampening sensitized nerves. The following study looked at the effects on cell membrane stabilization. These...
by Q Magnets | Jun 5, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, Research
If static magnetic fields can influence how nerves behave, they may offer a non-invasive way to help manage pain. But to understand this properly, we need to move beyond simplistic claims. The real question is not whether magnets affect nerves in general, but how they...
by Q Magnets | May 12, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, Research
Understanding the “Window of Effectiveness” Magnetic therapy is often presented as a simple question: does it work or not? In reality, this is the wrong question. Research and clinical experience suggest that static magnetic fields do not produce uniform effects...
by Q Magnets | May 8, 2012 | Magnetic Therapy, News, Research, TMJ Pain
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 dental or TMJ pain. A recent paper studying the effects of an inhomogeneous magnetic field on dental pain...