MAGNOTHERAPY

Magnotherapy is the application of a magnetic field to living tissue. It has been used to help relieve aches and pains and to accelerate healing for hundreds of years and has gained rapid popularity in recent times for three reasons:

The quest for natural remedies as an alternative to synthetic medication and drugs.
The advancement and better understanding of magnet technology and nano-technology.
The public awareness created by the incredible success of Bioflow.

Whereas modern drugs are targeted at various medical conditions, magnotherapy supports the maintenance of the body’s basic essentials – its communication and transportation systems.

Magnotherapy helps in two primary areas:

It helps the electrolytes pass information by maintaining the electrical conductivity of living cells.
It encourages processes that produce ions containing oxygen with strong oxidising or reducing capabilities that help to maintain the pH balance.

Most of the conditions that magnotherapy has helped are a direct result of the above as they are all dependent on a healthy pH balance. Arthritis, sports injuries, poor circulation, blood pressure, skin complaints, fatigue syndrome as well as general aches and pains are just a few of the many conditions that can be eased by magnotherapy.

To ensure the maximum magnetic influence on electrons, Ecoflow has developed a patented magnetic module known as Central Reverse Polarity (CRP) designed specifically to help move electrons. All matter that passes through a CRP field is subjected to the additional ‘kick’ of three opposed directional forces. This action provides a better environment for molecular change by the alignment of electrons. In other words, molecules that exit a CRP field are more efficient.
The CRP module’s configuration also provides a field that is focused in one direction and shielded on the reverse, providing a more concentrated field.

Central Reverse Polarity

         See the Arthritis Research Campaigns Report stating that"Magnetic bracelets relieve pain in Osteoarthritis of the hip & knee"
Click here to see report

Download The British Medical Journal full report click here (188Kb)

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