Holistic health care is dedicated to the prevention and treatment of the physical, mental and emotional imbalances that we encounter in our daily lives.
Whenever a person encounters a bodily injury, alternative medicine care providers seek to bolster the body’s own natural ability to heal and repair itself, rather than use invasive or synthetic drug therapy. For many years, such practitioners have been using magnetic therapy to treat lower back pain, one of the most pervasive health complaints reported by people who lead an active lifestyle that includes sports, as well as athletes and people who are not engaged in any type of strenuous physical activity.
Acupressure points for treating lower back pain 2
Acupressure point for treating lower back pain
Use the illustration as a placement guide for magnetic therapy as an alternative health treatment for the lower back pain. To address lower back weakness, tone weak abdominal muscles, and prevent a variety of lower back problems, place magnetic dots on Point A, two finger widths directly below the belly button.
For relief of lower back aches, sciatica, and the fatigue that often results from the pain, place magnetic dots on Point B, on the lower back (between the second and third lumbar vertebrae) two to four finger widths away from the spine at waist level. Place magnetic dots on Point C, one to two finger widths outside the sacrum (the large bony area at the base of the spine) and midway between the top of the hipbone and the base of the buttocks to ease pelvic tension and hip pain.
For back pain, sciatica, knee pain, back stiffness, and arthritis in the knees, back, and hips, use magnetic dots on Point D In the center of the back of the knee crease.
As with any alternative health therapy, consult your physician before beginning magnetic therapy or before terminating any on-going medical treatment.
