Are magnetic pillows harmful to the human body?

Pillows are an inseparable object in our lives. We have close contact with them every day. Only a comfortable pillow can help people get a good rest. Recently I heard that magnetic pillows can promote sleep and relieve fatigue, and are sought after by many people. However, magnetic pillows also have both advantages and disadvantages. Nothing can cure all diseases, and the same is true for magnetic pillows.

Magnetic therapy is a method of treating diseases through principles such as magnetic resonance. Magnetic therapy is also a double-edged sword. At appropriate intensity, it can produce health-care effects. If the intensity is too low, it will not have any effect. If the intensity is too high, it will cause harm to the human body, such as affecting the reproductive system, circulatory system, etc. More importantly, an overly strong magnetic field will not only fail to provide health care for pregnant women, the elderly, and the weak, but may also cause harm.

When using a magnetic pillow for a long time, the strength should not be too high, as excessive magnetic field will cause harm. Therefore, do not put magnets under your pillow without permission, as this may backfire. It is true that some magnetic fields can benefit people, but the location and intensity are beyond the knowledge and control of ordinary people. If you do not have professional guidance, it is better not to use it! Solid magnets will affect the flow of trivalent iron ions. Because it attracts iron, there is no need for normal humans to deliberately manipulate iron ions, as that would affect its metabolism.

The magnetic field does have a certain function of affecting blood circulation, but it is difficult to say whether it is positive or negative. Our brain is a very complex natural product. Complex functions of the brain, such as thinking and memory, are mediated by weak electronic pulses. If magnets were used, it is currently impossible to determine how much magnetic force should be used. If we use the brain to conduct experiments under such circumstances, the risks would be too great. There are many reasons for insomnia, both physiological and psychological. Find the cause of the problem and then prescribe the right medicine. Don't treat it blindly.