🌎 Q Magnets Now in 74 Countries + New Clinical Insights
Dear friends and colleagues,
You may have noticed that MagnaBlog has been a little quiet the past few months. Here’s why:
✈️ International travel to Japan and Korea, exhibiting at professional conferences and connecting with new partners.
📦 Relocating home and office, always a huge job.
💛 Family and health matters.
We’re grateful for your patience and support, and we have exciting news to share!
Q magnets jumps to 74 Countries! While exhibiting at the World Physiotherapy Congress in Tokyo, we had the opportunity to introduce Q magnets to practitioners from so many countries.
We were thrilled to have Q magnets introduced to physiotherapists from Saint Lucia, Kuwait, Oman, Iceland, Congo, and Libya which takes the number of countries to 74.
🔬 Spotlight on Research: Dr. Pradip Ghosh’s Study on Low Back Pain
Another first in Tokyo was professor of physiotherapy, Dr. Pradip Ghosh presenting his findings on Q Magnets for early chronic low back pain.
Watch Dr. Ghosh explain the study: YouTube Video
📊 Key results from his 4-week study with 6 participants:
Pain reduction: 25–80%
Disability reduction: 41–88%
Gait speed improvement: Significant across all participants
This independent research supports what many Q Magnet users experience firsthand — meaningful relief and improved function.
*These are preliminary results from a pilot trial, more expanded clinical data from subject numbers and conditions treated to come.
Thank you for helping spread the word — your stories, testimonials, and recommendations make all the difference. 💬✨
Until next time, stay curious and stay well.
James Hermans and the Q Magnets Team
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