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Friday, May 23, 2008

Magnetic Ankle Bracelet - Healing And Fashion In One

Having pain problems in your ankles, feet and calves? You may be better off with a magnetic ankle bracelet. Although these anklets are making waves at present, the idea behind their use is really ancient. Magnets were believed to cause ionic checks and balances in the body resulting to improved condition of oxygen and blood flow to nearby cells and tissues. When placing them near your problem areas, you might expect alleviation of pain and other joint anomalies.

Does It Really Work?

The idea is to apply a magnetic field to an injured area in order to maintain a normal electromagnetic environment. Since the body has electro-chemicals or ions, the right transfer and exchange of these are essential for optimum health. As an effect, magnets are thought to relax muscles, tissues and capillary walls thereby enhancing oxygen and blood flow to various areas especially the ones closest to the magnets. Most commonly, pain and inflammation problems are said to benefit very much from magnetic field application.

The Effects

According to manufacturers and dealers, the response of individuals will vary depending on the strength of the magnets, duration of application as well as kind and intensity of the physical problem. Some patients report experiencing pain and inflammation relief within a few days while others take several weeks or months. However, it is important to note that magnetic ankle bracelets are not scientifically or medically proven to heal and should not replace medical treatment. The anklets are also sold mainly as fashionable pieces in designated stores and jewelry shops. A number of nations like Germany, Israel and Japan have begun to support magnetic therapy through reimbursement and other benefits.

Adverse Reactions

There are no known side effects or contraindications with regards to wearing a magnetic ankle bracelet. Individuals should only watch other jewelry or items they might be using which are magnet-sensitive. There is no solid proof that wearing more magnets will increase the effectiveness or shorten treatment period but there is also no harm done in wearing more. Some people increase the gauss to as much as 30,000 by adding more magnets while others wear 4 to 5 anklets at a time.

Beautiful Designs

Since the magnetic ankle bracelets are primarily sold as fashionable pieces, manufacturers ensure that they look very elegant and presentable aside from their supposedly healing actions. There are versions that use magnetic hematite with Czech glass crystals or Swarovski crystals. The anklets may come in the form of wraps, chain links, cuffs and simple attachments. Lengths can be anywhere from 10 to 30 inches long. Charms, beads, gemstones and semi-precious stones may also be added for more appeal not to mention engravings for a more personalized touch.

There are magnetized gold, silver, titanium and copper magnetic ankle bracelets too which are great alternatives to the more popular hematite beads. Almost all models are handcrafted to perfectly match the buyer's specifications and style. The magnets are ideally positioned north to generate more energy. Very strong magnetic power does not necessarily relate to heavier weight.

A magnetic ankle bracelet can be anywhere as cheap as $14.99 if made from simple stainless steel. The use of more expensive metals and other details can boost the price up to around $800 to $1,000. Always ask for a warranty and 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

By Susan Barcelon

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