BASIC PRINCIPLES OF MAGNETIC THERAPY - Human Body: 

Human body is unique. It consists of cells, which are a minute mass of protoplasm containing a nucleus. Protoplasm, which is synonymous to Cytoplasm, means the complex chemical compound constituting the main part of the living substance of the cell, other than the contents of the nucleus.  It has now been established that each human cell is a small magnetic piece and this property, naturally, passed onto all the organs, all of them are composed of cells and tissues. And, tissues are a collection of cells or fibers of similar function forming a structure. Body fluids contain various ions such as Potassium ion (K+), Chloride ion (Cl), Phosphoric ion (PO4) Sodium ion (NA+) etc. 

Ion is a charged atom or radical. In electrolysis – electrolysis means chemical decomposition by electricity with migration of ions. Ions in a solution have a tendency to pass to one or the other Pole. Ions are conductors and the electric current passing through them are bound to be associated with magnetic fields around them. This electromagnetic field is the basic premise on which Magnetic therapy is built. This magnetic field has a proclivity to fluctuate. It is mind boggling to note that organs like brain emit a peak magnetic field in the region of 3,00,000 kilo-gauss! This is when the person sleeps. At normal hours, the value of magnetic field may differ. So, there is an average magnetic value of each organ of the body available. If any organ developed any ailment, immediately its magnetic field gets disturbed, which naturally tells upon its magnetic values. The beauty is that this bio-magnetic field can be induced to regain its normal value by the application of magnets on the affected organ. This is the essence of magnetic therapy. 

Magnetic Therapy is said to have soothing effect on the cells, tissues and nerves, when applied to an affected part and cause to lessen the pain, stiffness, soreness or swelling. Magnetic Therapy acts: