Are magnetic bed pads safe?

Finally, the Companies who used to make the stressful Positive energy multi-polar beds are now making Negative beds. But are they safe?

In discussing magnetic bed pads with Dr. Walter Rawls (living partner to Albert Roy Davis and his work) at the International Tesla Conference, Kulish and Rawls had similar findings...

It was found that most people exclaimed the Negative bed pads are great. They indicated great sleep and waking up rested. Then upon further questioning, it was found that the individuals using the pads for a long period of time were also indicating a consistent bit of lethargy during the day. What they remembered about the sleep and rest – simply was reaction of the first week they had the pads – not their continued use.

Rawls and Kulish surmised that it was the long term magnetic effect on the adrenals glands that were putting them into a slowed-down hypo state which was not supplying the correct amount of adrenaline for the body’s needs. Since there are useful applications with magnetic bed pads, the Institute determined to make pads without magnetic fields under the adrenal glands.

The Institute makes custom magnetic bed pads for individuals who have chronic conditions or just request them. The Institute requires the individual’s measurements such as height from the waist to the shoulders and how far from the head board they sleep. Then a magnetic pad will be custom made so that the magnets are not under the adrenal area.

The Institute also recognizes very low gauss powered magnetic beds. The Institute’s Senior Medical Officer, the well known researcher, Dr. Tom Levy, has reported using the very low gauss bed without any lethargic reactions found on the stronger magnetic beds.