May 21 2009
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The most popular products are magnetic bracelets. Many of these are now designed to replicate the pulsing effect of the expensive electromagnetic machinery used for pain relief in hospitals all over the world. This is accomplished by subjecting the blood flow to a series of parallel fields. As the blood passes through the magnetic fields as part of its natural circulation through the blood vessels this quick switching from one field to the next is what produces the pulsing effect so important for the product to be effective.
It is believed by some that the magnets effect the iron in the haemoglobin of the red blood cells that carry oxygen around our bodies. However, there is no evidence to support this, and none either to suggest that a magnetised iron molecule allows haemoglobin to carry any greater amount of oxygen. It is now believed that the magnets act not on haemoglobin, but on the electromagnetic interaction that occurs between every cell in our bodies.