Even the most open-minded of my friends and family members give me sceptical looks when I talk about the magnetic molecular energiser (MME) therapy Dr. Wright has written about in Nutrition & Healing. The results he's seen from this technique are amazing enough to bring out the sceptic in most people. But as unbelievable as they may sound, those results are completely real. And so are the ones that came about recently from another type of magnet therapy used to prevent migraine headaches.

This particular treatment is much smaller than the MME device. In fact, it's a hand-held unit called a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) device.

Researchers recruited over 200 patients and divided them into two groups. The first group received the TMS device and the other received a non- magnetic “placebo" device. Both groups were instructed to apply their devices to the site of the pain at its onset. Two hours later, 39% of the TMS patients were migraine-free, while only 22% of the placebo group did not experience migraines.

One of the researchers commented that "this is a much better response than is achieved with any other method or medication that we have."

While it's not widely available yet, it looks like it could be soon. As Dr Wright puts it, "What's to lose with this treatment?" After all, it's a win-win combination that even the biggest sceptics can't argue with.