Nov

Rayma Bracelet – Better than Magnets

By RC

Before magnetic bracelets became widely popular, the Rayma Bracelet technology was providing people world wide the benefits of balance and harmony. Although there have been studies backing up the properties of magnetic products, magnetic bracelets are not for everyone.

Most magnetic products carry warning labels cautioning some potential users.

Persons with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices should not use magnet therapy.
Magnetic products are not recommended for use during pregnancy.
Do no use magnetic products over an open wound, or in conjunction with any transdermal drug patch.
If soreness, rash, or an increase in pain occur, discontinue use and contact your physician.

How does Magnetic Therapy work?

This is the question we hear most. The answer is, no one really knows for sure. Some doctors believe that the magnetic field affects the iron component of blood, hemoglobin, thereby increasing circulation to the area where magnets are applied.

Another theory is that the magnetic field energizes and oxygenates the white corpuscles in the blood stream, and these white corpuscles are natures healing agents. The charged ions increase the blood flow, which provides increased oxygenation to the blood. This increased oxygenation is the prevalent factor to enhancing your body’s natural healing powers, and the results are less pain, decreased inflammation, and the possibility of increased energy levels.

The logical conclusion is that with circulation increased, the body’s natural healing mechanism can work more efficiently. Other specialists believe that, since nervous signals travel via tiny electromagnetic charges, an electromagnetic field may actually tune out “false” signals. The actual pain relief mechanism of magnetic energy may never be truly understood, since it operates within the tissues at such a microscopic level.