There is a new kid in the block. A new UK website selling magnetic therapy jewellery was revealed lately: IonTopia magnetic bracelets. It is a very tidy and clean website and offer a very clear page view. The photos of the products are clear and stunning, the descriptions are easy to read and provides a lot of information, and the prices are not bad also. 

The customer also get a very good deal all around, with an amazing return policy that states that you can return a product for a refund in any condition for the first 30 days. That is effectively a trial period when you can test the product and if not happy just return it. Wow. 

The best way to navigate the new site is by going to the page that displays all the product and use the very efficient filtering system on the left to locate the products you want to see.

The site's biggest product group is magnetic bracelets. You can find titanium, stainless steel and pure copper of all sizes, shapes and colours. Go and try it out.

The effectiveness of magnetic bracelets

It is often the case, in practice, that the medicinal properties of certain organic compounds are discovered by laboratory observation - or even clinical trials - long before the underlying causal relationship is discovered. Thus, Alexander Fleming observed the effects of a type of mould called Penicillium notatum on bacteria in a laboratory dish, some time before Howard Florey and Ernst Boris Chain were able to use it in patients. The problem was making it in sufficient quantities. It also had to be purified, because in its impure form it was toxic to human beings.

Similarly, the commonly taken medication Aspirin, originated as far back as 1853. But it wasn't until 1899 that is was used in the medical context. Moreover, only as recently as 1971, did John Robert Vane, a British Pharmacologist doing research at the Royal College of Surgeons, identify the underlying mechanism of how it worked. This achievement was recognized by the Nobel Committee in 1982, when Vane and two others were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine. This was noted in a recent blog.

So if it is a still quite while before we can answer the question, how do magnetic bracelets work or why does copper help with arthritis, no on should be at all surprised. And if we leave these unanswered questions to the specialists, then we the ordinary people are free to focus on more practical questions. For example, we might ask what do magnetic bracelets help with?

The answers have shifted over time, rather than stayed constant. So we should be careful not to assume that today's current state of knowledge is final or certain. And we need to be particularly careful about claiming any curative properties of magnetic bracelets. But if even if we are careful not to go so far as to claim that magnets or magnetism can actually cure diseases, there is still another question we can ask. Do magnets really help with pain?

And if the answer is in the affirmative, that means that magnetic bracelets ease aches. And what would certainly be of tremendous value to millions of people all over the world.

This leads on to the next – and perhaps most relevant – point. And if magnetic bracelets work ‘ease aches’ – in other words, if magnetic bracelets DO work, say researchers, in pain relief then the next question is do magnetic bracelets work for arthritis? For is so, then there is such a thing as an arthritis bracelet. This does not mean a healing bracelet. After all, one may ask, what is a healing bracelet?

But should we, for that matter, limit the question solely to the bracelet. Don’t forget that a bracelet is worn on one’s wrist. But arthritis is a more indiscriminate disease. It can attack not only the hands but any of the limbs and also, of course, the neck and - most important – the back. This is discussed in more detail on the MPS Facebook page.

In practice practitioners of alternative therapy, as well as the more open-minded members of the “official” medical community, have attempted to use magnets to relieve pain in all of the areas of the body that can be affected by arthritis.

So the real question we need to ask, then is not about particular items of jewellery. Instead we should simply be asking, do MAGNETS work for arthritis?

How to remove links from a magnetic bracelet

Whilst there are many retailers of healing bracelets with therapy magnets for health etc, not all of the are equal. Some have bigger ranges than others. Some have faster delivery and some have better customer service.

The one that comes out on top in all of these areas is  Magnetic Products Store. Aside from having some of the best bracelets on the market, they have the biggest range in Europe and the second biggest in the world. They deliver fast and have excellent customer service. But the feature that stands out most is the way in which they anticipate customer problems and take a pro-active role in resolving them, instead of waiting until after the fact when the customer is already - understandably - frustrated.

One of the ways in which they do this is by having a series of troubleshooting pages addressing many, if not all, of the issues likely to affect customers.

So let's say that customers buying magnetic healing bracelets for arthritis get the sizes wrong (maybe they were buying for other people) - what do  they do without having to send it back? Well for a start whenever you by a links bracelet from MPS they send a free links removal tool with it. But that only helps if you know how to use it. The good news is that one of their very nicely illustrated Troubleshooting pages explains exactly how to use the tool.

Let's go through those simple instructions now.

You start by finding the side where you need to put the tip of the push pin (i.e. the pin on the device that is used to push the holding pins in and out of the bracelet.)

Then you align the push pin and the pin you want to remove from the bracelet. Next, you turn the handle of the device very slowly. This pushes out the pin.

When the pin stars to come out, use your fingers to pull it the rest of the way.

Do the same on the other side in order to remove the link or links completely. Then reconnect the bracelet as shown in the picture below. To insert the pin, push it part of the way with your fingers.

Then push it the rest of the way using the too and that's it!

See you next blog.

There's nothing like a happy customer

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a business without customers is not a business, but merely a hobby. However little known the feelings or views of the customers may be, this truth is so well fixed in the minds of business gurus, that it is considered as the rightful test of whether the business is a going concern.

It would be a useful exercise therefore to look at what the customers of Magnetic Products Store are saying. A customer called Paul wrote:

We have used Adva Trading on four occasions over the years and always find their products excellent value, good looking and effective in their use. Delivery is prompt and they are safely packed. The introduction of the link tool is an added bonus for the customer. Have recommended to friends and will continue to do so.

A man called Ron wrote:

Have deal with this company for several years now, and have bought a number of bracelets during that time.The orders were always processed very quickly and arrived within days.The quality of the product is excellent, I have no complaints at all. Have never had to send anything back.I would highly recommend them.

While Diana commented simply:

Professional and efficient service with quick delivery

Ian mentioned a variety factors that met with his favour:

Excellent range of bracelets at good prices, speedy delivery and a very courteous and helpful gentleman whom I spoke to on the phone.

While Ruth was more succinct:

Very pleased with bracelet quick delivery

Similar brevity characterized David's:

Great service from start to finish, Thank you

While Neil took pains to point out that it was an:

Amazingly quick delivery. Great quality. My old bracelet had lost some of its magnetism. After 24 hours with the new dual magnet one am feeling better

With Lynda, brevity was again the order of the day:

Nice bracelet good quality arrived very quickly

Richard emphasized the speed of the service and the packaging:

Very speedy service. Seemed as though it was delivered before I finished ordering! Well packed and packaged.

Elaine, on the other hand was more concerned with the effect of the bracelet on her condition:

Very pleased with the bracelet. After a week I really notice the difference.

So top marks for MPS for quality products, fast delivery and customer service.

Warlocks and health - a fresh persepctive

Some people dismiss magnetic health care products as superstitious mumbo jumbo - along with witches and warlocks. But the reality is that even dismissing warlocks is a bit of an oversimplification. Warlocks - at least of the self-styled variety - certainly exist. Whether they have magic powers is another matter.

But remember that magic is simply magnetic without the net. Take away the net - be it the internet or the safety net - and magic certainly exists.

Okay, you say, but real or not, what is the problem with warlocks? Are they bad? Surely we have gone beyond the old-fashioned bigotry of hating them on principle. Have we not entered the  Harry Potter age, when warlocks are recognized as being like people - in the sense that they can be good or bad?

The answer is yes and no. Warlocks may be good as well as bad, but it is all about the balance of power. A powerful friend and neighbour can also be a bigger pain in the arse than an outright enemy. Just ask Canada!

And that is why it is a good idea to keep the warlocks at bay with a warlock-repellent bracelet from Magnetic Products Store.

Although winter hasn't quite hit us just yet, the weather has turned distinctly autumnal - and that is bad news for people who suffer from arthritis. There's actually a debate about whether the weather actually does affect arthritis sufferers.

In fact I've covered this before. According to Philip Conaghan, professor of musculoskeletal medicine at the University of Leeds:

'Many claim that arthritis gets worse when the atmospheric pressure falls, just before it rains,' says Prof Conaghan. 'But scientific trials have failed to prove this. There is no evidence to show weather or climate has any effect on arthritis. OA occurs all over the world, in all types of climates.'

Maybe, but in what numbers or percentages, to what degree and does it fluctuate according to the weather? The professor doesn't say. But real world experience tells us that it does indeed get worse in the cold weather!

However, one of the ways that one can alleviate the pain is with copper and magnetic bracelets. It is a well-known fact that copper arthritis bracelets and therapy magnets for healing can make a difference. There is, in fact, a huge range bracelets for arthritis.

And now with Christmas coming up, this would seem like the perfect time to buy such a bracelet as a present. Indeed, you could do no better than to buy some of the best healing bracelets around from Magnetic Products Store.

To encourage this, and make it easier on your pocket, they are running a special three-for-one promotion. All you have to do is buy any three bracelets from their site - come on, you must have at least three friends - and you get the copper magnetic bangle shown in the big picture above. For more details, or simply to visit their website, just click on the highlighted link earlier in this paragraph and you will be instantly transported there - in a new tab - faster than you can say: "beam me up Scotty!"

I've noticed lately that I've been banging on too much about the weather and sport. Both are quintessentially British, even if our weather is lousy and our sporting success always falls short of our expectations - pace our recent Olympics successes.

So I promise, today, to find something else I'd like to talk about. And what I'd like to talk about is the magnetic bracelets from MPS with gemstones. The reason I mention these is because in my opinion they are nothing like what one might expect from a medical product. They are not like knee braces or insulin pumps. When you look at them, what do you see?

The answer is that you see an item of jewellery every bit as beautiful as you might see in the windows of Tiffany, Cartiers or House of Garrard - who were the Crown jewellers for 164 years until they were replaced by G Collins and Sons. Collins, for their part, have now apparently been replaced by Mappin and Webb.

But to get back to my narrative. Why does jewellery have to be expensive?  Diamonds are not rare - despite the efforts of certain interested parties to make us think otherwise. Nor are they necessarily any more attractive that Swarovski. They are not even a good "investment" because of the huge "spread" between the price that jewellers will charge you for them and the price you would get if you tried to sell one.

In short, diamonds are a pig in a poke... a naked emperor... bordering on a scam. And they have the nerve to question the ethics of selling magnetic jewellery as alternative medicine!

What hypocrisy!

So let us cast both the hypocrisy and the prejudice aside and judge not by what the experts tell us but rather by the evidence of our own eyes. And that's telling us one thing. These bracelets are good. And when you think about, you are the final judge.

Sports injuries, magnetic health and the Rio 2016 Olympic games

As we prepare for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, we can be sure of one thing: a lot of people are going to take up sport. For some it will only last for a few weeks. Others might persist for longer... months maybe. But for a few, it will herald a change of lifestyle and an ongoing commitment if not competitive sport, then at least to staying in shape.

But getting into shape through sport - especially suddenly after a long period of indolence - carries with it the risk of sports injuries. I don't mean breaking your leg in the high jump or getting caught in a burning Formula One car in the Silverstone Grand Prix. I mean more like twisted ankles or sprained wrists. That sort of injury. Sometimes it happens, not suddenly, but gradually. And you notice it not when training or competing, but when you wake up in pain the following morning.

There are various treatments for these ailments, but on of the best is magnetic therapy. For example, magnetic wraps, such as those in the pictures, have shown excellent results. And this is true not only of track and field athletes. According to the Sport Journal:

Jim Colbert, professional golfer on the Senior PGA Tour, stated that he has not missed a day of golf in 3 years. He attributed his longevity to wearing various types of magnets. Donna Andrews, a golfer on the LPGA tour stated that wearing magnets helps her feel and play well.

Read the full article to learn about the effects of magnets on sporting health and prowess. And if you are more into mental sports than physical ones, you might like to take this survey on your game-playing habits.

Time for a high street revolution

The typical British high street is a rich and diverse place. Yes, it's constantly changing. Retailers now have to compete with out-of-town shopping malls - much beloved by car users - and online retailers that cater to those who are less mobile. Banks branches close and do most of their business online, with cards and electronic transactions replacing cash. Independent bookshops close - driven out of business by large chains and online giants. Even pubs - those quintessentially English (and Scottish and Irish) institutions - sometimes close down, although others get special licences to stay open late.

So the High Street is changing. Yet it lives on. It lives on in the realm of fashion, fast-food, cosmetics, perfumery, luxury dining and jewellery. Think Bond Street.

Why then do we not see magnetic jewellery on the high street. Because... we never do. Except maybe a handful of cheap magnetic bracelets at a chemist shop here and there. Yes, it's true. Magnetic jewellery has yet to reach the high street.Online, it's going from strength to strength. Magnetic Products Store is the acknowledged market leader with the largest range of magnetic jewellery products. And there are several others trailing behind and yapping at each other's heels.

And yet, on the high street, it simply isn't there. It may be that there is a prejudice against magnetic therapy. Conventional medicine still holds it in low esteem for  the most part - so much so that it is impossible to insert a favourable comment about it on Wikipedia, no matter how well-documented the comment.

But that cannot be the complete answer. Because we can find yoga, reiki and Chinese herbal medicine on the high street. Can it simply be that the online retailers have missed an opportunity? Or is it more of a case of high street economics?

Whatever the reason, something's gotta give. We live - goes the old Chinese proverb - in interesting times.

Does the mayor of London wear an energy pendant?

I've been told by various people - including Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and Barak Obama - that one should never name-drop. And so it is perhaps a little impertinent of me to speculate on whether Sadiq Khan wears an energy pendant.

The reason that I suspect that he might, is because he displayed considerable energy and enthusiasm throughout what must have been a relentless and tiring campaign. And that energy shows no sign of abating or flagging now that he is in office. On the contrary - if anything he is showing even more energy and tenacity now that he has been elected.

So what then are energy pendants? Basically, they are pendants containing high-strength magnets - like those in magnetic bracelets - but worn close to the heart instead of one the wrist. Thus, they are close to the epicentre of your very being. Whereas a magnetic bracelet might be worn by someone suffering from arthritis, carpel tunnel syndrome or repetitive strain injury, an energy pendant might be worn by someone seeking more energy and less inertia generally, or someone seeking to recharge his life-batteries, so to speak.

There are so many energy pendants to choose from that it is hard to say which is the right one - or even, which is the right one for you. There might actually be several right ones for you, varying according to your mood. For example, if you want to light the fire in your life, you might choose the flame pendant.

Or if you are a romantic, maybe the Love Pendant is better suited to your needs.

And there are others with musical, gambling and nature themes.

But there's no need to choose wisely, like the sorting hat.  If you just go with the flow, the right energy pendant will choose you.

Resizing magnetic bracelets

If you suffer from arthritis or repetitive strain in injury, a magnetic bracelet could make a positive difference to your life. And getting the size right for your magnetic bracelet when you buy one online should be a relatively straightforward task. That's if the bracelet is for you. But what if it's for someone else and you don't want them to know you're buying them a gift? Or what if you just make a mistake? It can happen. We're only human after all!

Well MPS is very considerate in that regard. Knowing - as they do - that you might have made an error, they very helpfully throw in a FREE links removal re-sizing tool, along with instructions on how to use it to remove links.

Of course, if you need to add links, you have to send it back. But people tend to err on the high side in practice. Anyway, it's a step in the right direction.

Luckily, not all bracelets need resizing. For example, Magnetic Products Store sells a range of expanding bracelets that you just stretch over your hand to put on. These are very good for people with arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome because they have no fiddly clasp and are very easy to put on.

As you can see from the picture above these are very nice items to wear. In addition to the ease with which they can be put on and the strong (3000 Gauss) magnets, they are also pleasing to the eye and a joy to wear.

And while we're on the subject of bracelets without links, MPS also sells one-size-fits-all bangles.These can be futuristic steel like the one above, or those with a more historical look and feel like the copper bangle below.

You pays your money and you takes your choice!

Magnetic Bracelets and sports

As we're coming up to the beginning of the outdoor sports season (ignoring football and rugby), now seems like a good time to talk about bracelets and wristbands for athletes and the many enthusiastic amateurs who will be taking up sport in the not-too-distant future.

The trouble is, of course, that people who have been idle for so long, during the depths of winter, sometimes plunge themselves too suddenly and too deeply into their newfound enthusiasm for sporting activity and, in the process, do themselves that proverbial "mischief".

Even if you think you're being careful, it is quite possible to overdo it. That's why Magnetic Products Store offers a range of sports bracelets to help you.

One of the best is the plain but very good Super Prime™ silicone magnetic bracelet (top left) that comes with a luxury gift pouch. Here are some interesting facts about it:

• The band is ultra-soft, making it extremely comfortable.
• The silicone stands up to all weather conditions and cannot corrode or tarnish
• It is water resistent
• It is hypoallergenic - no metal comes into contact with your skin
• The magnets are embedded in the silicone
• No metal clasp to grapple with - just slip it over your wrist
• It is extremely strong - will not snap when putting in on. NEVER!!!

The Hi-Prime Silicone Magnetic Bracelet from IonTopia® (above right) is also very nice.

A Valentine's gift - less arthritis pain!

Osiris

In this posting I will not address the sceptics who doubt the effectiveness of therapy magnets for healing. I will instead move past that stage in the debate and address those who do believe. But I will also speak to the open-minded, as they are ignored all too often.

I have no doubts that those who have confidence in the curative powers of copper arthritis bracelets for men and women will no doubt be looking for a copper bracelet or magnetic therapy bracelet to ease their pain. Right now, we have been having a lot of cold weather here in England and everyone knows that the cold makes arthritis symptoms worse.

It must be very hard if you love someone suffering from arthritis, especially on St. Valentine’s Day, which is coming up in just four days time! But maybe you show them how much you love them with a gift that is not only beautiful but also potentially helpful to their problem?

How? By giving them a copper bracelet or magnetic therapy bracelet help them with the pain of their recurring ailment.

Adel Ladies Steel Bangle

Now, I will break my promise and address the sceptics. Okay maybe you are not quite convinced of the power of magnets for health. Maybe the thought of buying a copper bracelet for arthritis seems too much like plain, old-fashioned superstition. Okay, I won't try to convince you otherwise. But even if you believe that the effectiveness of copper bracelets for arthritis is a mere manifestation of the placebo, you cannot deny that the bracelets offered by the Magnetic Products Store are a pleasure to behold and carry with them that feelgood factor that a thing of beauty naturally possesess.

So forget those extra strong magnets and concentrate on the looks. These are best bracelets around if no other reason than because they look great! That's one truth that you cannot deny!

Magnetic bracelets versus winter blues

Magnetic Bracelets in winter

MPS™ VENUS' HEARTS Titanium Magnetic Bracelet

MPS™ VENUS' HEARTS Titanium Magnetic Bracelet

MPS™ VENUS' HEARTS
Titanium Magnetic Bracelet

Magnetic bracelets are probably the best way to beat the winter blues. Okay? That's it. You heard it here first. No need for pussyfooting around or telling this truth any obscure, roundabout, half-assed way. Just come right out with the truth. And that's the truth in a nutshell.

What am I talking about, you're probably wondering? Why am I talking such absolute rubbish? How can magnetic jewellery cure winter depression?

Well that's a fair question. How indeed? But let's rewind here. Let's think about what this here "winter depression" or "January blues" actually is. First of all, we're not talking about clinical depression, which is caused by factors on the inside of the brain - the brain being, after all, a physical object. No, this is more psychological depression, caused by environmental factors. And the specific environmental factor here is seasonal. But still, you're asking, how do magnetic bracelets and other such jewellery help us get over it?

Well, let's see now. Most of us have heard of Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known by that brilliantly witty acronym: SAD. We probably all have it in varying degrees and it is almost certainly hard-wired into our DNA. Animals have it too. That is why land animals hibernate, whilst birds migrate. Unfortunately, we human's can't do that. It just isn't practical. Neither our lifestyle nor our physiology allows it. Although evolution has probably burnt the desire to do so into our genes, other mutations have taken us beyond that and make us incapable of lasting through the winter without food. (Even if we can manage without magnetic jewellery.)

January Sales

MPS™ MEN'S TARENT Stainless Steel
& Germanium Magnetic Bracelet

So we have to find or develop strategies to get around it or, better still, to overcome it completely. Now to some extent we have already done so. Christmas, after all, is a celebration involving food and drink and family gatherings in the height of winter. Food, drink and family is a powerful combination for beating the blues - at least if one is family-oriented. And then after Christmas, we have the New Year, which in some cultures is even more important than Christmas. But January is still colder, usually even colder than December.

But how can magnetic bracelets make a difference? Well first of all, I am not talking about the therapeutic powers of magnetic bracelets. Rather I am talking about their psychological powers. Winter depression is a psychological condition, not a physical one. It is linkedto cold weather and short dark days. Now obviously we can't do anything about the weather except wear warm clothing and turn up the central heating. Nor can we make the days any longer. But we can make them brighter.

And by that, I don't mean turn on the lights, I mean we can wear bright, shiny, sparkling jewellery. And that's wear magnetic jewellery enters the picture. It is a lot cheaper than precious metals and gemstones, yet to the naked eye is is just as bright and stimulating. And right now, Magnetic Products Store has a January sale in progress in which some items are reduced by as much as 80%.

So if you're looking for a way to brighten up the cold, gloomy month of January, you've just found it.

Strength or beauty

I've been fighting a pitched battle with my fellow customers of magnetic bracelets as to what's more important: strength or beauty. I 'm not talking about Superman versus Wonder Woman here - although I know which one I prefer - I'm talking about the criteria for choosing which magnetic bracelet to buy.

Dan Brown's character Robert Langdon (of The Da Vinci Code fame) would have a field day discussing the symbolism here. So, indeed, would Umberto Eco - probably. The male versus the female principle. The Yin versus Yang. Mars versus Venus. I think you get the picture.

But surely, you say, magnetic bracelets have both. The magnets have the power to heal; the beauty of the bracelets have the power to soothe the eye.

Yes indeed. But when you have such a vast range to choose from - as you do if you buy from the Magnetic Products Store - then you have to decide what is important to you when making your decision which to buy.

My advice is always the same: buy what looks nice to you. Don't count the magnets. Don't measure their strength. And don't write a long rambling inquiry email - or even a short one - asking customer care to tell you which one is the strongest. That would be like asking a mother which of her children is the most intelligent.

By the one that looks nicest to you! And if you can't make up your mind, buy two or three.

Magnetic therapy challenges the sceptics

The blog of Magnetic Products Store has taken up the challenge of the sceptics, with a hard-hitting post about Wikipedia's article on magnet therapy, describing it as "one-sided."

Here's a short extract:

One of the good things about Wikipedia is that one can check the history of an article to see not only what was added and when, but also what was removed. And a search of that history is revealing. For example, it was pointed out a few months ago, in an addition to the Wikipedia entry, that one of the articles cited as evidence that magnetic therapy doesn't work, in fact contains the sentence: “For osteoarthritis, the evidence is insufficient to exclude a clinically important benefit, which creates an opportunity for further investigation.” (Emphasis added)

Unfortunately, this attempt to give balance to the Wikipedia article, was unceremoniously rebuffed. The qualifying sentence was removed from the Wikipedia entry by the person who controls the entry – even though the added sentence was only quoting from the same article that the main author of the Wikipedia entry had already cited! This too was pointed out, but the gatekeeper remained unmoved. There followed an amicable exchange in the discussion page in which the gatekeeper sought to bolster their case by citing a 2012 study on magnetic therapy in osteoarthritis.

The article also pointed out the absurd lengths that the sceptics will go to, in order to justify their position.:

“Perhaps subjects with magnetic bracelets subconsciously detected a tiny drag when the bracelets were near ferromagnetic surfaces (which are ubiquitous in modern life), and this distracted or otherwise influenced the perceived pain.”

The MPS blog then demolishes that argument:

This is even more outlandish. It implies that the subject, in a double-blind study, initially presumed that they did not have a real magnet, subconsciously discovered that they did and then subconsciously felt better because of that discovery! And this is considered more scientific than straightforward acceptance of the trial data at face value?

 This pretty much sums up the sceptics and their own lack of reason and rationality.

It appears that we have a little more to say. And say it, we shall.

Stainless Steel Magnetic Therapy Bracelets

Undemanding to maintain, unwilling to chemical compounds, will not flake, tarnish or lose color - what more could you ask for?

Stainless Steel Magnetic Therapy Bracelets gives several designs and plating such as gold and silver. The stainless steel magnetic bracelets hold many magnets, up to 20 magnets spread around the wrist, and they all have press-stud closure. The size can vary from thick, broad extra large Stainless Steel magnetic Bracelet that appear strong and chunky to skeletal, ladies elegant stainless steel magnetic bracelet that begin fine. Your personal common sense of aesthetics will determine which of the styles will suit you the best. In Addition to the classic links design, the Stainless Steel Magnetic Bracelets comes with acupresssure Rolling Balls design, where hematite magnetic sphere shaped magnets supplies acupuncture-like affects. 

More about metals at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal

Stainless steel jewellery is one of today’s most popular jewellery accessories for a number of very lovely motives. Nobody creates your not public avowal since stoutly to the same degree steel. The bring into play of Stainless Steel stylish the makeup of magnetic bracelets facilitates toward grant you with a effect whose life span is lengthy moreover whose look will not stay blemished or discolored in excess of time.

Stainless steel is the most hard-wearing feasible steel, that  is hard-wearing sufficient for daily then long-term wear and tear. Stainless steel is such a pitiless steel that it is a challenge to make jewelry and consequently not low-cost as a buffed product. Also, stainless steel magnetic bracelets are hypoallergenic and do not have any base metal which may well begin an aversion. So a stainless steel magnetic bracelet will apposite for everybody with sensitive skin, or else anybody who wishes to display their magnetic bracelet permanently.

Reaction toward Nickel is the on the whole frequent metallic allergic reaction and it is broadly thought that 18% of your population are sensitized to it. Our stainless steel magnetic jewellery is 316L grade Stainless Steel, which complies with the EU Nickel Directive. Jewelry made from Stainless Steel is less likely to begin a reaction.

When dressed in a stainless steel magnetic bracelet from us, you can be sure to have a form announcement bloc with the settlement of magnetic therapy. We have a tendency to keep stainless steel magnetic bracelets and stainless steel bracelets that are entirely manufactured from start to finish in a process where we can control the quality of stainless steel used.

Some of the magnetic treatments bracelets in this sections are IPG plated. IPG plating applies to this magnetic bracelet, where the metal is being electroplated in a vacuum and will last longer, which means they are of unusual concentration to golfers or athletes that  may engaged in broad physical activities that not release nickel salts into the body or induce contact nickel rush.

More at http://magnetic-therapy-products.info/

New layout for the magnetic bracelets category page

The hope page of the magnetic bracelets just had a face lift with new layout. The new structure allows faster and much better browsing between the sub categories, with a short and brief description about the range. For example "The compatibility of the Titanium with the human body can make titanium bio magnetic therapy bracelets the best choice for those people who have very sensitive skin and may develop allergic reactions to other metals. Lighter than Stainless Steel, it is also the choice of the active...", which is the description of the Titanium category.

It is interesting to note that the two most expensive ranges, the titanium magnetic bracelets and the stainless steel magnetic bracelets have sub categories of even more expensive and special ranges. The Premium Titanium Magnetic Bracelets selection contains bracelet with two powerful magnets in each link. Also, each link is covered by stylish black ceramic strength apoxy glue. The second range, the Premium Stainless Steel Magnetic bracelets range is also have the same principles of two magnets per link.

You can read more at:
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http://www.magnetic-therapy-bracelets.com/
http://magnetic-therapy-products.net/

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