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MAGNOTHERAPYWhat is magnotherapy & how can it help my animal?People have recognized the benefits of magnets for alleviating pain for centuries. Although there has been no actual scientific evidence confirming magnetic healing, people often find that it does work. The principle is that the magnetic energy fields speed up the blood supply. This allows more oxygen to enter the bloodstream which in turn allows a more efficient absorption of the nutrients. At the site of injury, toxins gather and inflammation occurs. Magnotherapy is believed to help in removing toxins, thus reducing swelling. It has had proven success in both animals and humans. Many complementary animal therapists will use magnotherapy as part of their 'toolkit' to help your animal (e.g. physiotherapists or massage therapists). Horses can wear magnetic rugs and boots, dogs can use special magnetic collars and dog beds. Cats can also benefit by using special collars. There are several manufacturers of magnotherapy products however, they will often vary due to the different technology used. It is advisable to look at a few different companies in order to select the best one to suit your animal - your vet or complementary therapist maybe able to help. Like information on the Curavet Equine Magnotherapy product range? - email: shop@taranet.co.uk to request details.
Magnotherapy & Microcurrent Therapy productsCuravet - Curatron 2000e, professional equine magnetic field therapy equipment
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