Modern magnetic therapy or magnotherapy is a holistic therapy that claims to cure certain medical disorders through exposure to static magnetic fields. Treatment by magnetic fields includes local applications and influence through energy channels. This method includes healing by alternative low frequency and constant electric field. By the help of north and south fields of magnets, the passage of energy is strengthened and weakened that leads to improvement of the energy state of an organism. The most important condition of magnotherapy is that magnets should be on proper meridians or zones. It also reminds the use of color and needles. Our body consists many meridians and charkas and the aim of this therapy is to balance the energy stream among these meridians and chakras.

The super-fluous energy stream or the deficiency of this stream results in the different types of disease. Magnets are used for the suppression or depression of chakras and meridians. Since the energy system controls the physical and mental state of an organism, so the impact of this therapeutic process will also be both sided.

Magnets have the most influential effect on the central nervous system. It increases the blood circulation, eliminates chronic pain and has an effect on blood coagulation. Magnets are also used in the treatment of coronary diseases. It has a positive impact on the heart. It is responsible for the decrease in the demand of myocardial oxygen and it increases the myocardial blood flow. Magnets have an anti-inflammatory and anti-endemic effect. In the case of bone fractures or tension of ligaments magnotherapy allows faster results with the less adhesion and nice cosmetic effect. In the case of chronic problems like arthritis, magnotherapy is used to relieve tension and reduce pain. Several instruments are designed according to the need having various magnetic qualities. Magnotherapy has also shown positive results in the case of diabetical ulceration and cancer. It's a landmark in the history of holistic therapies. In the case of damage of soft-tissues magnotherapy has proved to be a trump card.

Magnotherapy has been used successfully for the following diseases:

Rheumatoid arthritis; amphodontosis; bones fracture; inveterate venous insufficiency; osteochondrosis deformans and many others. Recent results have also shown the success of magnotherapy in the dental, ophthalmic and gynecological diseases.

In some cases magnotherapy should not be applied. In the case of severe form of ischemic heart diseases or individual allergy towards magnets it is advised to discourage magnotherapy.