Biomagentism

Biomagnetism, or biomagnetic therapy, is a complementary health practice that involves placing magnets of specific strengths and polarities on the body to help balance pH levels and improve overall health. Developed by Dr. Isaac Goiz Durán in the 1980s, biomagnetism is based on the idea that an imbalance in the body's pH can create an environment conducive to pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites.

How Biomagnetism May Assist with Health:

1. Balancing pH Levels: Biomagnetism works by using magnets to restore the body's natural pH balance. Balanced pH levels may create an inhospitable environment for pathogens, helping the body heal and maintain wellness.

2. Supporting the Immune System: By neutralizing harmful microorganisms and promoting a balanced internal environment, Biomagnetic therapy may strengthen the immune system.

3. Improving Circulation: Magnets are believed to improve blood and lymph flow, enhancing oxygenation and nutrient delivery to tissues and aiding detoxification.

4. Reducing Pain and Inflammation: Some proponents claim that biomagnetism can alleviate pain and inflammation by stimulating natural healing processes in the body.

5. Addressing Chronic Conditions: Practitioners often use biomagnetism to address chronic issues like digestive disorders, allergies, fatigue, and infections, by targeting and neutralizing potential root causes.

6. Non-Invasive and Natural: Biomagnetism is a gentle, non-invasive method that complements other treatments. It focuses on restoring balance rather than directly attacking symptoms.

How It Works:

Magnets are placed on specific areas of the body, often corresponding to organ systems or energetic points.

The magnets work in pairs, with one magnet having a positive charge and the other a negative charge. This pairing is thought to rebalance pH and energy fields.

Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes, and practitioners may adjust placement based on the individual's needs.