Magnetic Bracelets for Arthritis

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Magnetic Bracelets can be an effective method for reducing the pain caused by arthritis. Magnetic bracelets work to increase blood circulation, oxygen levels in the effected region and to decrease inflammation.  You can find reasonably-priced, good-quality magnetic bracelets by clicking here.

Arthritis causes the affected areas of the body to not receive as much blood circulation as normal and therefore decreases the amount of oxygen around the affected area. The magnetic bracelet, which is negative magnet, helps increase circulation in the afflicted area which is considered to be of positive polarity. The increased circulation in the afflicted area brings in more oxygen and decreases inflammation. A combination of all these three is what causes the pain to be reduced.

Magnetic therapy and magnetic bracelets have been used for centuries but only recently has western medicine begun to accept their effectiveness for reducing pain.

A study was done in 2004 to evaluate the effectiveness of commercially available magnetic bracelets for controlling pain in osteoarthritis in the hip and knee.  Patients were divided into three groups.  One group was given standard-strength magnetic bracelets, the second group weak magnetic bracelets and the thrid group ‘dummy’ bracelets with no magnetic field.  The 12 week study showed that those wearing the standard-strength magnetic bracelets showed a reduction in pain and those wearing weak and ‘dummy’ bracelets showed little or no reduction in pain. This study showed that wearing magnetic bracelets can reduce the pain for arthritis sufferers when they wear a bracelet that has a standard-strength magnetic field.  (Please click here for more details on this study.)

Although completely clear evidence is yet to be discovered magnetic bracelets have showed increasing popularity both in the United States of America and many other western nations such as Australia and Britain. Worldwide sales of magnetic bracelets were a staggering $5 billion in 1999, which is understandable as there are around 1 million sufferers in the UK alone. There has also been a considerable increase in the use of non-western methods for treating pain and other sickness.

Seeing your doctor before using magnetic bracelets for arthritis pain is recommended.  It is suggested that you should not stop current forms of treatment for arthritic pain and replace them completely with the magnetic bracelet until you have consulted with your doctor. It is also suggested that those who are pregnant, who use an electronic pacemaker, have electronic implants or who use electric blankets and heating pads should steer clear of magnetic therapy.

There are many varying forms of treatment available for treating arthritis pain and none should be dismissed completely.   Some treatments can continue to help the reduction of pain even whilst you are using a magnetic bracelet.

One of the greatest things about this form of treatment is that it is relatively inexpensive and it is also non-intrusive and causes little or no side effects or stress on the body as some other chemical treatments do. There is almost nothing to lose for a patient trying this method of treatment. Only the $30-$100 they spend on the bracelet.

The wide acceptance of the effectiveness of magnetic bracelets for reducing arthritis pain, and the studies that have been done, provide significant evidence as to the effectiveness of magnetic bracelets for arthritis pain. This form of treatment should be considered by anyone who has arthritis and experiences the pain that goes with it.