Magnet Therapy

Magnet therapy is a gentle, non-invasive modality based on the belief that magnetic fields can influence the body's energetic and physiological balance. Practiced in various forms for centuries, the modern application of magnet therapy typically involves placing therapeutic-grade magnets over specific areas of the body to help restore the natural magnetic flow. Proponents believe that the bodyʼs cells and systems respond to magnetic fields, particularly when there is stagnation, inflammation, or fatigue.

Magnet therapy is used to support circulatory flow, encourage cellular detoxification, and relieve sensations of muscular or energetic tension. It is also thought to help bring coherence to the bodyʼs subtle electromagnetic field, which can be affected by environmental stress, overuse of electronics, or emotional strain. Some traditions suggest that magnetic fields can help "repolarize" areas of imbalance, allowing for improved internal communication between cells and tissues.

The therapy is typically experienced as deeply grounding. Whether applied locally or as part of a whole-body protocol, magnet therapy invites the body to slow down, discharge, and recalibrate, creating space for self-repair and renewal.