Research on magnetic fields and the living body has become very active in recent years and a lot of literature has been published on the subject. One of these, using animals, confirmed the theory that electric current is generated by electromagnetic induction when a magnetic field is applied to the bloodstream.
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While the bulk of experimentation with magnets has been in Japan and in the West, there are many Indians too who are using magnets with good results. Dr Gala, Dr Neville Bengali, Dr Bhattacharya, Dr Bansal and a few others have done a lot of work in this area. A new entrant is the young Karrthik Ramjee in Chennai. Along with his mother, the Reiki grandmaster Shobha Ramjee, they run a popular Vaastu Shastra and Feng Shui outlet.
Another Indian, who probably deserves mention in the exclusive world of Indian magneto-therapy, is Dr Ramchand Bhulchand. He travels the globe professing to cure all diseases from asthma to heart ailments using magnets. According to him, even by-pass surgery and other complicated surgical operations can be avoided using magneto-therapy. The declogging of arteries can also be effectively done using this therapy, he says.
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Who knows who would be sporting magnets now if Hideki Irabu had lived up to his $12.8-million billing! The long-sleeve shirt that the former Yankees pitcher wore concealed the newest craze among health and body-conscious Westerners: dozens of small magnets taped to his wrists, arms, chest and back at pressure points.
Magnet-therapy is the new tool available to patients and rehabilitation specialists in the United States, thanks to the growing demand for alternative medicine.
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