About Magnetic Therapy
What is Magnetic Therapy?
In the past, magnetic therapy primarily referred to the effects of static magnetic fields on the human body. It utilized the natural magnetism of certain rocks, such as magnetite, and later artificial permanent magnets. However, today there are electronic devices that generate low-frequency pulsed magnetic fields with significant therapeutic effects. This pulsed magnetic field is completely safe for humans and animals alike. On the contrary, its influence on living organisms is beneficial.
Low-frequency pulsed magnetic fields positively affect biochemical and biophysical reactions within and between cells in living organisms, improving the permeability of cell membranes, which is often compromised due to disease. As a result of this process, cells receive an increased supply of oxygen and other active substances, thereby enhancing metabolic processes. The central nervous system detects the influence on living cells, which triggers self-healing processes in the body through the immune system. Thus, it has direct, treatment-supporting effects on individuals, positively influencing both the psychological and physical well-being of patients.
Pulsed magnetic therapy is, therefore, a complementary method to conventional treatment approaches and is increasingly finding its application in spa therapy and medical rehabilitation.