Biomagnetic Pair Therapy

Biomagnetic Pair Therapy (or Medical Biomagnetism) uses pairs of magnets placed on specific points on the body to restore pH balance and create an environment inhospitable to pathogens. Developed by Dr. Isaac Goiz Durán in Mexico in the 1980s, the therapy is based on the principle that pathogens (bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites) thrive in specific pH environments, either acidic or alkaline. By placing magnets in specific pairs, practitioners aim to neutralize these pH distortions, restoring the body's natural balance and eliminating conditions that support pathogenic growth.

During a biomagnetism session, the practitioner uses muscle testing (kinesiological response) to identify areas of pH imbalance in the body. When imbalances are found, pairs of magnets (one positive, one negative) are placed on specific anatomical points corresponding to organs, glands, or systems. The magnets are left in place for 15-20 minutes, during which the magnetic fields are thought to restore equilibrium. Practitioners have identified hundreds of biomagnetic pairs associated with specific conditions and pathogens.

Biomagnetism is used for chronic infections (Lyme disease, candida, parasites), autoimmune conditions, chronic pain, and various inflammatory disorders. The therapy is non-invasive, painless, and has no known side effects. While the approach is not widely accepted in conventional medicine and has limited research support, practitioners and patients report significant benefits for conditions that haven't responded to conventional treatments. For those interested in energy medicine and alternative approaches to chronic infections, biomagnetism offers an intriguing option worth exploring with qualified practitioners.