DIPLOMA IN MAGNETOTHERAPY
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Magnets have been used for healing for
thousands of years. The term magnet comes from Magnesia, a province
in Asia Minor, where ancient Greeks discovered the rock, Magnetite,
that attracted ferrous material. These people, and early Chinese,
recorded its use in their medical literature. Medical use of magnets
has been reported throughout the ages, as, in recent years, been the
subject of world wide interest.
It was not until the beginning of the 16th century that magnets became an object of scientific research. A Swiss alchemist and physician, Paracelsus, discovered its healing powers. Other researchers took the clue from him. Dr. Samuel Hahneman, the father of homeopathy, was fully convinced of the magnet's healing powers and recommended its use but magneto therapy is now widely recognized and has scientific support.
Magneto therapy is very effective in drawing out pain and relieving stiffness as and when the body comes into contact with magnets. The magnetic waves pass through the tissues and induce secondary currents which produce impacting heats thus reducing pains and swellings. It also revives and promotes the growth of cells and increases the number of healthy red blood corpuscles. The red corpuscles contain haemoglobin which contains iron. The magnets influence the iron in the blood through which it reaches every part of the body removing calcium, cholesterol and other deposits- it cleans, purifies and ionizes the blood. It flows easily thus there is no clotting, eases the activity of the heart and normalizes blood pressure. The secretion of hormones is also regulated and this improves the luster of the skin.
Magneto therapy requires no medicines, no injections, no tonics. Just magnets! Magnets of various shapes, sizes and strengths are used to regulate and strengthen the natural system and preserve the balance of magnetic field in the body.
SYLLABUS
It was not until the beginning of the 16th century that magnets became an object of scientific research. A Swiss alchemist and physician, Paracelsus, discovered its healing powers. Other researchers took the clue from him. Dr. Samuel Hahneman, the father of homeopathy, was fully convinced of the magnet's healing powers and recommended its use but magneto therapy is now widely recognized and has scientific support.
Magneto therapy is very effective in drawing out pain and relieving stiffness as and when the body comes into contact with magnets. The magnetic waves pass through the tissues and induce secondary currents which produce impacting heats thus reducing pains and swellings. It also revives and promotes the growth of cells and increases the number of healthy red blood corpuscles. The red corpuscles contain haemoglobin which contains iron. The magnets influence the iron in the blood through which it reaches every part of the body removing calcium, cholesterol and other deposits- it cleans, purifies and ionizes the blood. It flows easily thus there is no clotting, eases the activity of the heart and normalizes blood pressure. The secretion of hormones is also regulated and this improves the luster of the skin.
Magneto therapy requires no medicines, no injections, no tonics. Just magnets! Magnets of various shapes, sizes and strengths are used to regulate and strengthen the natural system and preserve the balance of magnetic field in the body.
SYLLABUS
| LESSON | TOPIC |
| 1 | Introduction to Magnetotherapy : Natural Magnets, Artificial Magnets, Permanent Magnets, Electromagnets, Ceramic magnets, Keepers, Properties of Magnets, |
| 2 | Magnetotherapy : Basic principles, Magnts and electricity, Uses, Markijng of the magnets, Traditiional Marking, Effects of magnets on Water, Blood, others, Advantages of Magnetic Treatment |
| 3 | Application of Magnets, Biopolar Theory, Treatment Methods, Seection of Magnet, Various Magnetic Devices, Duration of Treatment, Side Effects, Precautions |
| 4 | Treatment with Magnets for more than common 50 diseases |