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Offer Details
Magnetic Therapy Pad Mattress
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Light Industry & Daily Use >Bedding >
Mattress
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| Offer Post Time: |
2009-11-09 |
| Expiration Date: |
2009-12-02 |
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The magnet therapy pad is designed with the correct number and strength of magnets to create a deep penetrating, uniform magnetic field. This is a truly versatile product you can use for all types of discomforts and pain, on any area of the body. You can place this pad anywhere on your mattress for overnight magnetic therapy on any area of the body. Take it with you for long car trips, to prevent stiffness and promote circulation. Use under or on top of your pillow for a deep rejuvenating sleep.
We have full size pad available: Single, double, queen and king size.
Do not use if wearing a pacemaker, defibrillator, implanted insulin pump or other electro-medical device. Do not place audio/video discs, credit cards or battery operated watches directly in contact with pad. Do not place pad directly on computer equipment or television monitors.
Magnet therapy involves the use of a magnetic device placed on or near the body to relieve pain and facilitate healing. The magnetic products on the market today come in many forms. They can be taped to the skin, worn as jewelry or in your shoes, or slept on as pillows and mattresses. Arthritis, insomnia, carpal tunnel syndrome, and headaches are among the long list of ailments for which people have tried magnet therapy. Although no one can say how magnets work, advocates claim that they can have a profound effect on the body, particularly in relieving pain.
The lure of magnets for medicinal purposes is not new. The ancient Greeks believed that lodestones (natural magnetic rocks) had therapeutic powers. In the sixteenth century, Swiss-born alchemist and physician Philippus von Hohenheim, who went by the pseudonym Paracelsus, purportedly used magnets to draw illness from the body. Over the past decade, magnet therapy has become increasingly popular, especially among professional athletes who use it for aches and pains. Even so, magnet therapy remains controversial. Scientists have only recently begun the well-designed research needed to persuade most mainstream doctors to add magnets to their medicinal arsenals.
Label information and safety information are available.
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