Our History

 During Biomagnetism sessions, a scanning procedure is conducted to identify areas of the body that may respond to the application of magnets.

This process integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience, thereby strengthening anatomical understanding, scanning sensitivity, and therapeutic judgment.

The purpose is not to replace medical examinations or clinical diagnoses, but rather to develop a complementary methodology that can help guide the application of magnets within an ethical, educational, and professional framework.

 From a Biomagnetism perspective, this therapeutic approach is used as complementary support, with the aim of promoting the body’s overall balance, immune system regulation, intestinal health, inflammatory response, and stress management, factors that may influence the course of atopic dermatitis.

The clinical cases presented on this website are intended for educational and informational purposes only. Biomagnetism does not replace medical evaluation, dermatological diagnosis, or treatments prescribed by qualified healthcare professionals.

My cat developed a severe corneal ulcer associated with a viral infection. According to the veterinary evaluation, he had approximately a 10% chance of recovering without surgery.

During follow-up, he received veterinary care and, as a complementary measure, magnet applications. Despite the initial prognosis, the lesion progressed favorably: corneal tissue repair was observed, the damaged area gradually closed, and surgery was ultimately avoided.

This case represents an individual experience and does not establish that magnets were the sole cause of recovery. Biomagnetism does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up care. Any corneal ulcer requires prompt professional veterinary attention.