I've cured my Arthritis - Woman's Own Magazine Feature
Margarita London's joints had been driving her crazy for years. She'd been taking painkillers and regularly having cortisone injections in her knees to help her move around more easily but she was still struggling to cope. Then her daughter Debbie-Lee came to the rescue. She'd heard about magnetic bracelets that could help ease the pain of aching bones so she bought one for her mum.
'After wearing it for a week, I was so much better,' says Margarita. 'I could get up and down stairs, hold my grandson and even kneel down to do the gardening. These were things which I hadn't been able to manage for months. She hasn't had steroid injections or taken painkillers since then.
'I don't know how the bracelet works and I don't care,' she says. 'It's worked for me and that's all I need to know.'
Doctors aren't quite sure how it works either, but think it has something to do with the body's magnetic field. Many arthritis and rheumatism sufferers swear by the magnetic bracelets. They've also been used by people with sports injuries and even helped lame horses.