User:Joint FLX
Better appliances - in fact, nearly all, today Joint FLX - use neodymium magnets. But very few of them even come near the power of the hospital machines: the magnets are far too small to generate enough flux. In fact, I've worked out that you'd need 80 to 100 of the typical neodymium magnets in bangles to give the same flux, and they'd all need to be clustered in a small area.
You'll notice, too, that the 'flux changing' of the medical machines is almost always absent. The conclusion - borne out in medical trials - is that useful therapy needs far more power than most stuff has, and the flux changing really is important.
Our hips do a lot of work for us. They support our bodies, put up with the repeated motion of back and forth while we walk and run, and help us to dance the night away when needed. They are not indestructible, however, and over time, they may begin to hurt. If you are experiencing hip pain, you might be curious as to what may be causing it. If so, we may just have the answers you need.
