| |
Magnet therapy Therapeutic Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) |
 | | North pole (red face of the chromo-magnet) or U-shape magnet to the left wrist and ankle to stimulate the augmentative forces (as diabetes is associated with an excess of inhibitory bioelectrical forces, that is, the forces on the right side). |
 | | South pole to the nerve center communicating with the affected part, for example, in sciatica the South pole is to be applied to the sacral plexus; and in neuralgic pain along the arms, the South pole is to be applied to the brachial plexus. |
 | | North pole to the cervical plexus (if pain is marked due to neuritis, the South pole should first be applied) and the North pole (or both poles) to the elbow and wrist of the affected arm, as this is a paralytic condition. |
| www.indiangyan.com /books/magnetbooks/Magnet_Therapy/Therapeutic_Guide.shtml (10735 words) |