>From: "Saul Pressman" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Oxylist Re: Magnetic fields
>Date: Fri, 03 Jul 1998 07:48:29 PDT
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>Dear Carollyne,
>
>The magnet should have a strength of about 2000-5000 gauss. If it is
>below, it will be less effective and if it is above, it will produce
>numbness too soon, I have found.
>
>The magnet needs to have its poles on the flat sides of it, not the end,
>so that you can sit on it.
>
>I use a magnet that has a strength of about 3500 gauss. I place it on a
>couch chair with the north pole side facing up. Then I sit on the magnet
>so that it is close to the area of the buttock that has the worst pain.
>You can find it by pressing with your fingertips. It is usually very
>tender, and therefore easy to find.
>
>Sit on the magnet in this way for 15 - 20 minutes, or until the area
>feels a bit numb. I did it for 20 minutes three nights in a row, and my
>sciatica disappeared, never to return.
>
>I think that this is actually a form of oxygen therapy, because the
>magnet is drawing iron-rich hemoglobin to the area with its load of
>life-giving oxygen.
>
>Whatever the reason, it worked for me and it has worked for other people
>I have told about it.
>
>A magnet is also a good thing to attach to your water jug in the fridge
>(always north pole facing in to the water). The work we did with a
>radionics expert in 1994 showed that the energy in the water could be
>increased with the magnetic treatment. I have a magnet sitting on top of
>my jug of R/O water.
>
>Best of Health!
>Saul Pressman
>www.plasmafire.com
>
>