BiomedRx Biomagnetism uses the Goiz method of paired magnetic therapy to address chronic pain, support athletic recovery, and promote whole-body balance. We offer consultation, trained practitioners, and comprehensive detox protocols.
From initial mapping to advanced detox and practitioner certification — comprehensive pair therapy support.
Complete biomagnetism assessment and personalized magnetic point mapping for your system.
Weekly or bi-weekly paired magnetic therapy addressing identified energy imbalances.
Extended biomagnetism protocols designed specifically for persistent pain management.
Recovery and performance protocols using magnetic pair therapy for competitive athletes.
Comprehensive biomagnetism detox sequences supporting the body's natural purification cycles.
Certification and advanced training in Goiz method biomagnetism for licensed practitioners.
Biomagnetic pair therapy, detoxification protocols, and peak-performance recovery at our California health center.
Method updates, educational resources, and real-world applications from our practitioners.
Emerging data from biomagnetism practitioners worldwide suggests refinements to magnetic pair placement for chronic inflammation. We've compiled findings and updated our point mapping guide for the Goiz method based on May 2026 clinical observations.
Select health plans began covering biomagnetism as complementary therapy starting May 2026. Which insurers, what documentation they require, and how to navigate claims for your patients. Updated list and billing guidelines.
Professional dancer, 15-year chronic hip pain, six weeks of paired magnetic therapy, return to full performance. We'll share her specific point mapping, the progression through sessions, and why early magnetic protocols missed what this assessment caught.
Tell us about your primary concern or pain pattern. We'll schedule your initial mapping.
Where the evidence stands for biomagnetism as a complementary modality this year.
Biomagnetism and the Goiz pair framework continue to be classified as complementary and alternative medicine. As of 2026, published clinical support is limited to small pilot studies and early trials rather than large randomized controlled trials, so sessions are offered as a complement to — never a replacement for — conventional medical care.
Interest in therapeutic magnetic fields is expanding: a 2025 double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial of a wearable multipolar magnetic-field device reported significantly greater pain reduction in the active group among workers with chronic musculoskeletal pain. Findings are promising but preliminary, and results from small or single-population studies should be interpreted with caution.
Download our free illustrated guide — practical, current, and written for 2026.