Hyperactive Child

The most practical application for a hyperactive child would be a magnetic bed or pad. In addition, a magnetic headband worn before going to sleep—or even overnight—can begin to help the child relax. Ideally, the headband should provide north polarity (negative polarity) across the forehead, preferably positioned over the eyebrows. In more severe cases, this can be applied three times daily for 30–60 minutes each session. It is also very important that the child avoid foods that may exacerbate hyperactivity.

Behavioral Disorders

Children may present with hyperactivity, learning difficulties, aggressiveness, or attention deficit—and often these occur together. A child who doesn’t pay attention, talks excessively, is irritable, and possibly hyperactive is frequently diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD).

Most health providers agree that the causes are multi-factorial: an unstable home environment, excessive sugar intake, food addictions, toxins in vaccines (such as mercury and other metals), or even something as simple as needing corrective eyeglasses.

The use of magnets is a natural option for supporting these conditions.

• The most practical application for a hyperactive child is to sleep on a magnetic mattress.

• During the day, the child may also benefit from wearing a headband with negative polarity magnets across the forehead.

• Additional benefits come from sitting on a magnetic chair pad with negative polarity magnets placed in the seat and backrest.

The north pole (negative polarity, –) produces a calming type of energy. It reduces and quiets nerve impulses in the brain, oxygenates the blood, and provides other benefits that support both physical and emotional balance.