Hi Cinder,
I looked up that site. It looks great and the product looks great, but to be
honest, it's a little out of my price range. $400-1500 for a pad.
Are there any magnet alternatives out there that are effective and inexpensive?
Homemade is ok, too.
-Ken Bagwell
Cinder Ella <mcomfy...@yahoo.ca> wrote: I've tested different magnetic products
and you have to be careful not to get a bleed through of the opposite pole due
to magnets not being placed close enough to each other. I found an awesome
source at
www.4optimallife.com The lady lives in London Ontario and cured her father
of prostate cancer with the mattress pad and no surgery. She's a retired nurse.
Doris
Ken & Nancy Bagwell <kenancy2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Can someone supply some good links for information on magnet therapy applied
to a bed mattress? I'd like my wife to be able to get some kind of benefit
while she's sleeping.
-Ken Bagwell
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