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Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 03/01/2004
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The use of north pole magnets (using a very powerful neodymium magnets) will help reduce inflammation. South pole increases inflammation, so please take note to apply the correct one. To identify the north pole is to get a compass. If the north pointing compass points to your magnet. It means this side is north. So mark the positions accordingly. The idea is well accepted in sports area, but are not well accepted in conventional medicine. Sports people need results and the faster they heal, the faster they can compete.
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Replied By MargaretC (SC) on 04/16/2021

I can vouch for the effectiveness of magnets. I have been using them successfully for years to treat my fibromyalgia and lower back pain and sciatica. It's buyer beware though as there are a lot of cheap imported products on the market. I have found the best magnets from a U.S. company called Synergy For Life (online). Their magnetic products are the strongest and work very well for me.
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Replied By Robyn C. (AUSTIN) on 01/17/2022

Margaret, thank you for sharing this information. I am wanting one now and unsure if you purchase the regular one or the memory foam. Seems like the foam would block some of the benefit. Can you guide me please?

Replied By Jacqueline (Texas) on 03/13/2025

Hi Margaret,

thank you for sharing this. Would you kindly provide the website for the synergy for life?

I looked for it but I could not find the website online.

Also would you please explain specifically how you use the magnets?

For example if somebody has pain in a specific area like the hip how would they use the magnets?

Thank you!

Replied By Abdel Fassi-Fihri (Casablanca, Morocco ) on 11/12/2024

If the north pole of the compass points to the south pole of the magnet. The north pole of the magnet would repel the north of the compass.
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Replied By Jacqueline (El Paso, TX) on 06/08/2025

Hi Margaret,

Would you kindly provide a link to Synergy For Life, or whatever the company is that you purchased your magnets from? I could not find a specific company on line with that name that sells magnets. Also if you would explain how you use them specifically, that would also be appreciated greatly. Thank you!

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