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Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome
MAGNETIC THERAPY -
A
NEW PROCEDURE
Buryl Payne, Ph.D.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is one of the many
ailments that may be helped by magnetic therapy. For optimum results
some skill is required to properly apply magnetic forces to the body.
It’s not just a simple matter of indiscriminately placing powerful
magnets on the body, or sleeping on a magnetic bed.
With the
techniques now available, it is possible to magnetically
diagnose the activity level of every gland and organ in the body with a
simple non-invasive procedure utilizing a few permanent magnets, or a
pulsing magnetic field generator. The technique consists of applying a
test magnet to each gland and organ, first with one magnetic Polarity
toward the body, then the other. A muscle test (called Applied
Kiniesology), or determination of change in leg length, shows whether or
not the gland or organ is functioning normally, is under active, or
overactive. If one direction of magnetic force, called polarity,
strengthens the muscles of the body, that polarity, or force direction,
is the one to use for treatment Usually These force directions are
called ‘bionorth’ or ‘biosouth’, or ‘negative’ or ‘positive’.
The
complete procedure is described in the author’s book and in the manual
bra magnetic kit. The technique, though simple, is generally unknown as
the originators have passed away.
A more
objective alternative to muscle testing may be made with a new device
called The Electronic Muscle Tester, designed by the author. Using this
procedure, the author has found that people with CFS usually have
nearly every gland in the body alternately hyperactive or hypoactive.
For example, if the pineal gland is overactive, the next lower gland in
the body, the pituitary, will be under active. The thyroid in neck will
be overactive, and so on proceeding down the entire body. This extreme
flip-flop condition seems to be a characteristic of CFS, with the result
that the person “wears out” or quickly fatigues.
Apparently, when one gland or organ becomes over- or under-active,
another will attempt to compensate by going the other way. The may be a
natural mechanism for self-regulation. In CFS the mechanism appears to
be out of control, and the body is too weak to restore balance.
This was
found to be the pattern for every CFS person tested. The
flip-flop pattern is such a clear characteristic of CFS
that ft could be used as a unique
diagnostic indication. People who had Epstein-Barr or
fibromyalgia showed a different pattern of imbalance in the endocrine
system. People with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity exhibited a lopsided
pattern. Most of the glands and organs needed biosouth polarity to come
into balance .
When the pattern of over- and under-activity has been
determined by the muscle testing procedure, each gland and organ may
then be treated with magnets of the appropriate polarity. The author
uses pulsing magnetic applicators. The same instrument, called The
Magnetic Power Pulsar, may be used to both diagnose and treat. Magnetic
polarity is reversed by simply turning the applicator over. One side is
colored blue and the other red, for bionorth and biosouth magnetic
polarities.
Treatment times of 10 to 15 minutes twice a day for each gland or organ
are recommended if pulsed magnetic forces are used (for an hour to a day
or more, if static or permanent magnets are used (the kind you might buy
in a hardware store).
Every
two or three days, the magnetic diagnosis may be repeated and treatment
altered accordingly. With each diagnosis, the tester will probably find
fewer glands or organs that need rebalancing, until eventually the body
is completely back in balance.
This
could happen within a week to ten days. if the individual is normally
healthy and vital, he or she will indefinitely maintain balance.
Margie, whose glands were diagnosed and treated with pulsed magnetic
therapy, recovered completely from CFS within ten days. One year later
she was called to see how she was doing. She had been symptom free and
had never experienced a relapse of any kind.
Other
practitioners of magnetic therapy have reported success using magnetic
beds of only one polarity. If such a general treatment as sleeping on a
magnetic bed is helpful, the more precise treatment based on magnetic
diagnosis of the whole-endocrine system could be even more helpful. It
is currently unknown what percentage of people is able to overcome CFS
through use of this treatment. However, there are no side effects, and
the treatment is inexpensive. It seems in the best interests of all to
experiment more widely and systematically with this method.
REFERENCES:
Bansal, H.L., M.D.
Magnet Cure.
1983, 1990.
Hanneman, Holger.
Magnet Therapy:
Balancing
Your Body’s Energv Flow For Self Healing.
New York: Sterling
Publishing Company, 1994.
Payne,
Buryl. The Body
Magnetic.
Santa
Cruz,
CA: PsychoPhysics
Press, 1990.
Payne,
BuryL
Magnetic Heeling.
Lotus Press,
1998
Walls, Robert Allen.
Magnetic
Field Therapy.
1995. (P.O. Box 10382, McLean, VA 22102)
Washnis, B. and
Hricak, R. Discovery of Magnetic Health. Nova Publishing Co., 1994.
RESOURCES:
The Magnetic Power
Pulsar
The Electronic
Muscle
Tester
Available from
PsychoPhysics Labs
600 Park Ave., Apt. 4D,
Capitola,
CA
95010
Web site: www.buryl.com
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