Dr. Savannah Hobbs, DFM, DHM, PhD
Applied Biomagnetic Therapy
What is Applied Biomagnetic Therapy?
Applied Biomagnetic therapy is a type of therapy that re-establishes cellular health through the use of magnets. When you feel pain, it is usually caused by inflammation that occurs as a result of trauma or stress, which in turn causes cellular dysfunction. A healthy cell has a negative charge, and when the cell becomes inflamed, the charge moves towards a positive state. This response causes a signal to go to your brain to flood the inflamed area with healing negative energy. Biomagnetism therapy assists the body in rapid healing by amplifying the negative energy to quickly reduce pain and inflammation.
​Applied Biomagnetic therapy is often used for arthritis pain, headaches, fibromyalgia pain, foot pain and back pain. As a matter of fact, just about 70 percent of all professional athletes use biomagnetic therapy for performance enhancement and pain relief.
Clinical data reveals that there are many benefits.
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It neutralizes pH and sets an environment negative for pathogens.
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It corrects intracellular condition.
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It’s non-invasive, painless and natural with no side effects.
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Most of all, it targets the root cause of disease or pain instead of just the symptoms.
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Using Western Herbal Medicine to Help Overcome your Stressors.
Here are some common herbal teas that are recommended for anxiety.
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Chamomile: Contains plant compounds that bind to brain receptors to ease nervous tension, often enjoyed as tea.
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Ashwagandha: An adaptogen—a plant that helps the body manage stress—that may lower stress hormone levels.
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Lavender: Used in aromatherapy or topical applications to help reduce heart rate and feelings of restlessness. Dr. Hobbs also grows this in her backyard and will eat a flower petal on days of high stress.
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Passionflower: Supports relaxation by interacting with calming brain chemicals, similar to chamomile.
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Lemon balm: A mint-family herb traditionally used to soothe worry and ease acute nervousness. Lemon Balm is something Dr. Hobbs grows in her garden and used frequently for those high stressed moments and high blood pressure relief.
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