Month: October 2012

Handsome, masculine, hardworking, well put together, and stylish in a low key, discreet kind of way. If that’s how you see yourself, or even if that is how you’d like to see yourself, then magnetic bracelets for men will be something you can appreciate. Crafted for a special purpose – to hold therapy magnets, which are reputed by many to impart better health to their wearers – men’s magnetic bracelets are functional yet good looking. A variety of materials are used to make magnetic bracelets for men. High quality, durable, yet lightweight stainless steel, copper worn for thousands of years …

“What do I do if I have a dressy occasion to attend?” This question may arise when you are thinking about trying magnetic jewelry for any kind of health condition. Naturally you are eager for relief, but at the same time, you’d like to look presentable, even attractive. You want people to see you as a human being, instead of focusing on your health condition. Especially if you are attending a wedding, class reunion, formal dance, date night at a five star restaurant or any other elegant celebration, looking good helps you to feel good. That being the case, you …

The best gifts are signs of love. They communicate to the receiver that he or she is cared about, even cherished. They are thoughtful and good looking, yet practical and useful.  Sound like a tall order? Well, if any of your loved ones – a parent, grandparent, spouse or even your child – suffers from the burden of chronic pain, then look into magnet bracelets; they could be the ideal gift. Combining a beautiful appearance with the potential for deep and soothing relief, magnet bracelets are a welcome, unique expression of your caring and concern. Your only experience with magnets …

Not all magnetic bracelets are created equal. A very important principle of magnetic therapy is that the magnets should be in direct contact with your body. Often having magnets close to a problem area is a good idea. Therefore a magnetic bracelet is what you want for a wrist problem such as carpal tunnel syndrome. But it can also sometimes be true that wearing magnets on your wrist may help other areas of your body such as the back, hips, or knees. The bracelet should not be too loose or so tight that it’s uncomfortable or cuts off circulation. You …