The difference is amazing…. After wearing a Magnet knee support, the pain in my knee has almost gone.
MR MADDISON - NETHERLANDS

I can't believe the difference my back feels after wearing your Magnet back support, it's so comfortable I forget I've got it on.
R C WILLIAMS - BIRMINGHAM

The History of Rare Earth Magnets and Health

Magnet Terapy is not new. There are historical references dating back thousands of years. Most ancient cultures; Greek, Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Arabic, and Hebrew, used the beneficial effects of magnets to safe guard good health and promote wellbeing.

Cleopatra wore a small magnet on her forehead to preserve her beauty and youthfulness.

16AD Swiss scientist Paracelsus studied in detail the application of magnets for different illnesses, observing the diverse healing effects of North and South poles upon the body.

1777 Canon of Verneuil-sur Seine 'abbe Le Noble' studied magnetic applications in the treatment of diseases. He sent a dissertation of his work to 'Society Royale de Medicine' who appointed two experts 'Audry and Thoret' to verify the power of the magnet in the treatment of diseases. Their findings were very favourable and they concluded that one day magnets would play an essential part in medicine, as it did in physics.

1783 'Society Royale de Medicine' produced a second report containing 61 fresh observations using magnets for different cures.

18 AD Pastuer discovered the action of magnetic fields on enzymes.

1843 Eydam published a thesis on the application of a magnetic field to the human body for therapeutic purposes.

1869 Maggiorani announced positive results by applying magnetic fields in the treatment of hysteria and diabetes.

1878 Charcot and Renard used magnets to treat hysteria.

1900s Dr Le Prince and two French Naturopaths, Hector Henri and Gaston Durville published findings about Magnetic Therapy.

1936 Dr Albert Roy Davis Director of Davis Research Laboratory (a pioneer in the field of Biomagnetics) and Rawls carried out numerous experiments to research the effect of magnetism on living organisms.

1940s Russian doctors used magnets to reduce pain in amputees, and have carried out research on numerous ailments using magnetic therapy.