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Research Foundation, Concerned About the Misuse of Magnetic Therapy, Launches Education Campaign

Submitted by staff on Sat, 2006-07-29 05:49.
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    • The Foundation for Magnetic Science announced today the launching of a multi-faceted, worldwide public educational campaign on magnet therapy about the uneducated misuse of magnet therapy for pain relief. The Foundation’s researchers have spent 27 years measuring cell electricity and defining the body’s positive and negative energy pathways. It has found that find most people apply magnets of the wrong polarity on various parts of their body. This gives temporary results and in some cases, creates more pain. However, when used correctly, there are remarkable results. The Foundation web site provides access to its protocols, science products and research such as the immediate increase in cellular electrical vitality and microscopic photos of before and after blood cells showing an increase in health with free radical sites immediately resolving.

    Research Foundation, Concerned About the Misuse of Magnetic Therapy, Launches Education Campaign

    New Hope, PA (PRWEB) June 22, 2006 -- BioPhysics Researcher Peter Kulish, Founder and Director of the Foundation for Magnetic Science announced today the launching of a multi-faceted, worldwide public educational campaign on magnet therapy.

    Which side of a magnet to use, it matters
    "We are very concerned about the uneducated misuse of magnet therapy for pain relief. The Foundation’s researchers have spent 27 years measuring cell electricity and defining the body’s positive and negative energy pathways and we find most people apply magnets of the wrong polarity on various parts of their body. This gives temporary results and in some cases, creates more pain. However, when used correctly, there are remarkable results. It is our Foundation’s mission to ensure that everyone knows the simple and proper placement for using magnets on the body (biomagnets.)" Kulish explains.
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    Foundation goes to Trumpet Awards, Las Vegas 2007

    Submitted by staff on Tue, 2007-02-20 23:26.
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    Peter Kulish

    February 11, 2007. Founder Peter Kulish and Director Carole Bergeron of the Foundation for Magnetic Science, and a delegation from BiomagScience™ were invited to attend the prestigious 2007 Trumpet Awards at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

    Created in 1993, the Trumpet Awards recognize the accomplishments of Black Americans who have succeeded against immense odds. Potential honorees are people who are viewed not only for what they have individually achieved but also for the achievement they inspire in others.
    The Foundation for Magnetic Science spent the weekend meeting with doctors, foreign heads of state, fortune 500 executives, actors, musicians, leaders in the African American community, and anyone who was interested in learning the latest advancements in the field of advanced bio-energy science.

    Carole Bergeron

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    Trumpet Awards 2007 Press Release

    Submitted by ralph on Mon, 2007-02-19 20:03.
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    Foundation for Magnetic Science

    110 South Sugan Road  •  New Hope, PA 18938
    phone: 215.862.6777   •  fax: 215.501.5775

     

    Media Release     

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    Monday, Feb 26, 2007
    CONTACT: Mitch Manzella (732) 646-1547

    Foundation goes to Trumpet Awards, Las Vegas 2007

     

    February 11, 2007. Founder Peter Kulish and Director Carole Bergeron of the Foundation for Magnetic Science, and a delegation from BiomagScienceTM were invited to attend the prestigious 2007 Trumpet Awards at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

     

    Created in 1993, the Trumpet Awards recognize the accomplishments of Black Americans who have succeeded against immense odds. Potential honorees are people who are viewed not only for what they have individually achieved but also for the achievement they inspire in others.

                Peter Kulish

     

    The Foundation for Magnetic Science spent the weekend meeting with doctors, foreign heads of state, fortune 500 executives, actors, musicians, leaders in the African American community, and anyone who was interested in learning the latest advancements in the field of advanced bio-energy  science..

     

     

     

     

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