The use of magnets for various health conditions dates back many centuries; Greek physicians were practicing magnet therapy by the third century A.D. Proponents of wearing a magnetic ring may have health benefits, including increasing circulation, alleviating pain and aiding injury recovery. More studies are necessary to determine the therapeutic effects of magnetic rings. Stephen Barrett, M.D., says that there is no scientific evidence to conclude that small, static magnets can relieve pain or influence the course of any disease. Use magnetic therapy as a supplement to conventional treatment. This information is provided for educational purposes only. It does not recommend self diagnosis and treatment with magnetic products. Anyone experiencing health problems should consult with a health care professional before starting any new therapy. The author will not be held responsible for anyone using this information to treat themselves or others. Do not use magnets or magnetic therapy if using a pacemaker, implanted medical device or insulin pump as they may interfere with the delicate electronic equipment. Magnetic products are not recommended with transdermal patches or during pregnancy. Can be worn in any finger , So size won't be a problem at all.
