Back in 1997, an article in NYT described the state of magnetic therapy research. The author, Dr. Lawrence E. Altman, M.D. writes an elegant article that not only shows us the stigma and criticism faced in the early days but also describes Dr. Valbonna’s early work with magnetic therapy in practice for treating post-polio syndrome ..read more

TENS machines are thought to work by activating the fast-conducting myelinated nerves, such as A-Beta fibres and closing the Pain-Gate. Whereas Q magnets mainly inhibit the slow-conducting unmyelinated nerves, such as C-fibres. Combining the two modalities, can simultaneously target both the fast-conducting and slow-conducting nerves and improve the effects on some of the more complex painful ..read more

There is a lot more to magnets than the North and South pole contained in all common bipolar magnets. Where the strength of a magnetic field changes with distance there exists a field gradient which occurs equally at the North or South pole. Magnetic materials are attracted to field gradients and NOT to a uniform ..read more

Two studies from 2020 and 2021 show that unlike the current pharmacological or other invasives methods, static magnetic field therapy can induce the body’s natural mechanism of reducing menstrual pain ..read more

Q Magnets team will be exbiting at the conference to be held at the Catamaran Resort in San Diego, CA (USA) from 31st Oct to 7th Nov 2023 ..read more

On Saturday, 30th September, James Hermans (co-founder and co-inventor of Q magnets) gave a presentation at the International Medical Acupuncture Conference in Amsterdam (ICMART 2023). The main theme of the talk was… “Static medical magnets are a promising emerging technology to improve clinical outcomes in complex patients.” And “A review of a case study and subsequent case ..read more

In October 2023, James Hermans, co-founder and co-inventor of Q magnets had the pleasure to meet with the committee for the Trigeminal Neuralgia Association Australia to deliver five sets of Q magnets and explain what makes these multipolar medical magnets unique and how they have helped many people experiencing the pain and discomfort of trigeminal ..read more

The Q Magnets team is delighted to be exhibiting at ICMART 2022 international medical acupuncture conference and having the opportunity to meet some customers in person ..read more

Age: 72 Describe health and/or pain before using Q Magnets, be as specific as possible w.r.t pain areas and type of pain:My daily walk and workout was being interrupted by pain in the Right knee, hip, and low back. The pain also interfered with my sleep. I bought one QF28-3 and moved it from one ..read more

A new article​​ published in the Medical Acupuncture Journal shows the potential of multipolar magnets for pain relief. The authors studied a recent series of cases submitted from the practices of 4 different medical acupuncturists and concluded that if static magnetic field therapy is properly employed, it can be an effective and safe modality for treating pain ..read more