Re: juice now magnets>Tom

[Guest guest]

Hi Tom,

I first heard about magnets 5 years ago when my Mom sent me a pair

of Nikken insoles in the mail when I was living overseas. I was

chronically tired (no diagnosis) and with the insoles I felt instant

energy. Not everyone will have that result right away. I think

they can benefit anyone somewhat. Some people like 's husband

(about 1 person in 200) don't see a result but the vast majority of

people are deficient of magnetic energy that we need for our cells

to function properly. Things like cement (think floor of house),

metal (cars), cell phones, etc will block the earth's magnetic

energy.

There are currently studies being done with neuropathy and magnets.

One was done with about 300 diabetics with chronic peripheral

neuropathy that was unresponsive to medication. 90% of them had

improvement with hurting, burning, tingling and numbness. Okay, so

that's not MS but it does have to do with nerves. This was

published in a medical journal a couple years ago. I contacted the

Professor who did the study and requested that he do one with MS.

He said he would love too but would need funding:-(

Anyway, to get back to the original question. I wore the insoles

for a few months and continued to feel energetic and more mentally

clear during my course. I stopped yawning despite not sleeping

well. This motivated me to completely change what I was doing,

travel to Canada (where I'm from anyone and now live again) and find

out everything I could about the magnets. I visited 5

presentations, met a very respectable doctor who was promoting it (I

found out 3 years later he was my cousin's family doctor and they

have always been healthy!), met children who were telling their

stories about how their ADD was gone, cystic fibrosis symptoms gone

and lung capacity better than the average person's, arthritis,

fibromyalgia, etc. While these things were interesting, I was

primarily concerned if it would help MS because my best friend had

it very bad and I was on the lookout always to find something for

her.

During that trip I personally met two women who had MS (it never

goes away) and they were living symptom free. One had been just

getting fitted for a wheelchair and was on about 20 different

medications when she was introduced to Nikken and the other had been

getting a disability pension. The one on disability wrote the

government to cancel her pension because she wanted to go back to

work. She works with handicapped kids which is hard work. She has

to sometimes pick them up out their wheelchairs, etc. Both of these

ladies use much more than just the insoles. Nikken also has far-

infrared reflecting wraps that are phenominal for increasing

strength and decreasing discomfort in the joints. Far-infrared is a

healing energy that our body gives off (as does the sun and every

living thing). One of these ladies swears by her FIR and even wore

her long underwear on a Carribean cruise to stay pain-free.

The both wear magnetic earrings, necklaces (one hooked an extra

magnetic necklace onto the back of her's and lets it hang next to

the spine, bracelets, insoles, magnet on lower spine (really

increase balance when combined with insoles), sleep on a magnetic

sleep system (pillow, pad and comforter which must be used together

for most effectiveness), drink Piwater (that's a whole other hour of

writing if you want to know about that!), take Gelly Bees and some

other supplements (not sure exactly what anymore but I do have their

phone numbers if you really want to know). They also use various

other wraps as necessary, use the long underwear to sleep in so do I)

and I think that's all.

I ended up joining the company as a independent rep and bought the

sleep system and a bunch of other things. After a few weeks my 30+

years of insomnia vanished. People in Germany were not so

enthusiastic about this as me and eventually I got discouraged with

all the skeptics (how can you argue physics and say it's all in your

head? They sure tried though!). I started working with high

performance horses who loved the magnets. People bought for animals

but not themselves! I got one of the best horses in Belgium jumping

higher after a magnetic massage and calmed a hyperactive horse down

in 5 minutes with another magnetic device to mention a few benefits.

During all this I was able to give a short demonstration to an MS

group in Belgium. This eventually led to 4 people walking better

(one lady was literally jogging around the room with her walker with

the insoles and back magnet on!) but none bought the sleep system

which is really important for getting the body into a deep sleep so

it can heal itself. The sleep system allows the body to get into

about 4 hours of delta level sleep. 1 hour is normal if you're not

suffering from insomnia. The body will also detoxify during this

time. Several people start tasting metal so the energy starts

shifting things out of the cells and it's VITAL to drink lots of

water. Magnetic energy runs on water and will not work to full

capability if a person is dehyrated.

Antioxidants also should be taken for best effect. After about a

year the body will reach the highest state of wellness it's possible

to reach if all these things are done. With MS the results of using

the insoles are usually instant. As soon as they are off though,

the effect is gone. With time, I've found that it is possible to

remove magnets for several days and the effect is still there. This

is not a good idea as the symptoms can come rushing back with a

vengence.

I have collected quite a few testimonials and info from others so if

anyone is interested I can email them to you.

Hope this explains your question!

Sharon

hotmocha@...

>

> Hi Sharon!

>

> This is the first time I have heard about magnets for MS symptoms.

> Where did you get your insoles? How did you find out about their

> effectiveness?

>

> Tom Nesler

>

> Re: juice

>

>

> Hello,

>

> My friend with MS had a bottle given to her from a distributor of

Noni

> (I think the name is Morinda) and it really helped her but she

> couldn't afford to take it on a regular basis. The good stuff is

> expensive and I would not trust much of what is available in a

store

> situation since their reputation is not on the line whereas an MLM

> company's is.

>

> I have found the all time best thing for tiredness (and balance)

is

> magnetic insoles. You only buy them once and if you don't go

jogging

> or work for the postoffice (as my husband did!) they will last you

a

> lifetime. About the same price of two bottles of Noni.

>

> Sharon

>

[Guest guest]

Where do you get these insoles? Would they work if you have fallen

arches or flat feet?

> >

> > Hi Sharon!

> >

> > This is the first time I have heard about magnets for MS symptoms.

> > Where did you get your insoles? How did you find out about their

> > effectiveness?

> >

> > Tom Nesler

> >

> > Re: juice

> >

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > My friend with MS had a bottle given to her from a distributor of

> Noni

> > (I think the name is Morinda) and it really helped her but she

> > couldn't afford to take it on a regular basis. The good stuff is

> > expensive and I would not trust much of what is available in a

> store

> > situation since their reputation is not on the line whereas an

MLM

> > company's is.

> >

> > I have found the all time best thing for tiredness (and balance)

> is

> > magnetic insoles. You only buy them once and if you don't go

> jogging

> > or work for the postoffice (as my husband did!) they will last

you

> a

> > lifetime. About the same price of two bottles of Noni.

> >

> > Sharon

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You need to know a Nikken Wellness Consultant. Yes, they will work

despite a flat foot. My husband stopped wearing his orthotics for

flat feet and has had no pain in either his feet or knees since using

only the magnetic ones.

If you don't know anyone, I can help you. Email me personally please:

hotmocha@....

Sharon

>

> Where do you get these insoles? Would they work if you have fallen

> arches or flat feet?

[Guest guest]

I started using magnetic insoles about 15 years ago. The brand is

Nikken. I bought two pairs of insoles. I am still wearing the first

pair. They show wear but they still have the effect. I purchased

them to help with with back pain (I've had multiple surgeries and I

liked what they did.

I do not sell them so this is an unpaid testimonial.

>