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biomagnetic

biomagnetic

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To use magnets to treat or check the body
  • adjective
  • /ˌbaɪoʊməˈɡnɛtɪk/
  • Specialized
: biomagnético
  • The clinic offers biomagnetic therapy as a complementary treatment for certain conditions.

Examples

  • The biomagnetic therapy helped reduce her pain significantly.

  • Researchers are studying the effects of biomagnetic fields on human health.

  • Some alternative medicine practitioners use biomagnetic devices to help relieve pain.

  • Many doctors are exploring biomagnetic treatments for chronic illnesses.

  • Some alternative medicine practitioners use biomagnetic devices to help relieve pain.

  • The clinic offers biomagnetic therapy as a complementary treatment for certain conditions.

  • Researchers are studying the effects of biomagnetic fields on human health.

Surface Forms

biomagnetic positive

Morphology

biomagnetic = magnetic (semi-transparent) = bio + magnet + ic

The form is clearly analyzable as bio- plus magnetic, but the therapeutic or diagnostic bodily sense is specialized and less directly inferable for many learners.

Etymology

Biomagnetic comes from bio- meaning 'life' and magnetic from magnet meaning 'to attract'. So in medicine biomagnetic describes the use of magnets or magnetic fields on the body for diagnosis or treatment.