Oveallgo™ Lymphvity Magnetherapy Earrings

The lymphatic system is an intricate network of vessels, nodes, and ducts that extends through almost all bodily tissues. It circulates a fluid known as lymph throughout the body, functioning similarly to the circulatory system with blood. This system is essential for maintaining fluid balance, facilitating the absorption of fatty acids in the digestive tract, and regulating the immune system.

Lymph nodes often swell in response to infection due to the accumulation of lymph fluid, bacteria, or other organisms, along with immune cells.

Gaining an understanding of the lymphatic system reveals the body’s incredible capacity for self-maintenance. The lymphatic system performs several critical functions:

• Regulates fluid levels in the body
• Absorbs fats from digestion
• Protects the body from foreign invaders
• Transports and eliminates waste products and abnormal cells from the lymph

Discoveries in Magnetic Therapy for Lymphatic Health

According to the National Institutes of Health, magnetic therapy has been shown to be an effective long-term treatment for many patients with severe obesity, alongside traditional methods like surgery and dietary changes. Studies on magnetic weight loss therapy indicate that this approach works for roughly 80% of individuals with clinically severe obesity.

Magnetic therapy is valued for its healing properties, particularly due to its high iron content, which enhances blood and lymphatic circulation. Poor circulation can prevent cells from receiving essential nutrients and oxygen, leading to a slower metabolism and the accumulation of toxins.

After undergoing therapy, patients experienced a noticeable reduction in limb circumference and an overall improvement in quality of life. Laboratory tests showed that the treatment decreased the buildup of fluids, fats, hyaluronan, and proteins, thereby reducing swelling.

Negative ions increase cell membrane permeability, aiding in the absorption of tissue fluid into lymphatic vessels and preventing blockages within the lymphatic system.