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Classic Equine's new Equi-Mag therapuetic products are constructed with 1-1/2" bi-polar magnets. Equi-Mag magnets possess both north and south pole fields that run in horizontal planes. The north pole helps to expand the blood vessels and increase blood flow, while the south pole promotes the removal of toxins out and away from the surrounding tissues. Using b-polar magnet forces the ions to rebound back and forth between the opposite magnetic fields, which breaks up calcifications and carries away toxins or any other foreign debris, aiding the body's ability to heal naturally.
Science has proven beyond a doubt that all living cells are electrical in nature. Each cell has a positive electrical charge at its neclues and a negative charge on its outer membrane. This positive/negative polarization is what makes each cell function properly. When tissues become damaged, blood flow can be restricted, which limits the horse's oxygen and nutrient supply to the damaged area. Stimulating tissues and joints with bi-polar magnetic forces helps to increase the blood flow to a specific area and promote a fast healing environment and natural pain killer. Magnetic therapy compliments deep tissue penitration therapies by prolonging the benefits in a non-invasive, cost and time efficient manner.
Classic Equine's Equi-Mag products are designed to fit and stay in place with reinforced elastic hook and loop closures. Each Equi_mag product is designed using a soft coated micromesh material that allows adequate airflow and is comfortable to the horse. Each bi-polar magnet is strategically placed for optimal effectiveness.
We recommend using Equi-Mag products for a minimum of 30 minutes and no more than 12 hours at one time.
Ideal treatment periods will vary on a case by case basis.
Ensure the horse is adequately cooled down after workout before applying magnets.
Do not use any oil based or abrasive linaments under Equi-Mag products, as oil based substances can cause damage
Equi-Mag magnets can be used in conjunction with preventative and treatment regimes.
Always consult your veterinarian when using magnet regimes.
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