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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Choosing A Magnetic Bracelet For Arthritis

Arthritis is a disease which affects numerous people. Arthritis is also a painful disease. Because of the pain and the amount of people arthritis afflicts; doctors and scientists are working diligently to create arthritis pain treatments and cures. Thanks to this ongoing research, there are numerous treatments given in order to aid in the relief of arthritis pain

A very simple arthritis pain management device is an arthritis bracelet. This form of arthritis pain treatment is quickly growing in the United States. Even though there has been an explosive growth in the use of arthritis bracelets, surprisingly a lot of arthritis sufferers don’t know about them.

What you should know about arthritis bracelets:

One particular thing you should know about arthritis bracelets, is there are different types. However, the scope of this article is to concentrate solely on the magnetic arthritis bracelet.

The credibility of the effectiveness of magnetic bracelets has long been supported by folk medicine and holistic healers. In recent years Western medicine has begun to accept more and more natural healing methods. Because of this trend, a growing number of people are giving non-traditional Western medical methods a try. Magnetic bracelets are no exception. Magnetic bracelets are growing in popularity and use among people in the United States.

There has been some recent authentic research which concludes magnetic bracelets can be used as an effective arthritis pain treatment method. This research was conducted by a team of British researchers. They wanted to test whether magnetic bracelets were effective in treating arthritis pain, or if they were useless. They did find at the end of the twelve week study, that the magnetic bracelets helped to reduce the pain of the wearers as opposed to those who were given a “dummy” bracelet.

There is one precaution to the study, weak magnetic bracelets had little to no effect on their wearers, just as the “dummy” bracelets did. Be sure to have a strong magnetic bracelet. Make sure the field is between 170 and 200 mTesla.

By Jason Elliot

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