When first starting out with Biomagnetic Pair Therapy it is easy to get caught up in the different diseases and conditions it can help but when it comes to practicing the therapy it is very important to know the locations of the scanning points on the body and the impact points that they affect. Before you can place Magnets on the body correctly you will need to learn how to read a Biomagnetic Pair Location Chart, this post will teach you that.
What is a Biomagnetic Pair Location Chart?
What we call a Biomagnetic Pair Location Chart is simply just a rendering or image of the human body with markers representing the magnets located in strategic areas so the therapist or student knows the correct spot to place each magnet. You can find an example of a biomagnetic pair location chart below:
How to correctly read the location chart
New students of Biomagnetic pair therapy can easily make the mistake of reading the biomagnetic pair location chart incorrectly which can cause incorrect readings and results from the full body scan. It is important to read the chart correctly to ensure proper placement on the body.
The body on the chart will be shown from the front, back or occasionally the side. When viewed from the front the right side of the body is on the left, and the left side is located on the viewers right. When the back of the body is shown, the right side of the body is also the readers right side and the left is the readers’ left. Now that you know which side is which lets look at the colors of the markers on the body.
To show the reader which polarity to use and where to place it the chart will have colored markers that represent the magnets. When you see a red marker on the body that means that the South polarity or red side of the magnet will be facing the patient’s body, so when placed on the actual body you would see the black side of the magnet because the red side should be facing the skin. A black marker on the body indicates where the north or negative polarity should be placed on the patient’s body. Once you realize that the color shown in the chart is actually the color that should be facing the skin of the patient, you should be able to easily read any biomagnetic pair location chart.
What is the next step?
The next step is to practice, practice, practice. The more times you place the magnets the sooner you will have them all memorized and performing a scan on a patient will become much easier.
Performing a Full Body Scan and can’t remember all the locations of the scanning points? Have no fear. Check out our helpful tools and templates to keep you organized and help you along your journey to discover Biomagnetic Pair Therapy.
Conclusion
Learning to read a biomagnetic pair therapy location chart is imperative to performing scans and becoming the best biomagnetism practitioner you can be. Thanks to this post you can properly help others on their journey to health and wellness.
