08/04/2026
Traumatic brain injury can affect much more than the head.
After a concussion or brain injury, the body may continue to feel “off” long after the original injury. Some people notice brain fog, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, light sensitivity, sleep changes, mood changes, neck tension, or trouble concentrating.
From a whole-body perspective, the brain does not heal in isolation.
The nervous system, circulation, inflammation response, lymphatic drainage, sleep, stress hormones, neck/jaw tension, and overall body terrain all play a role in how well someone recovers.
This is where biomagnetic therapy may be considered as supportive care.
Biomagnetic therapy uses pairs of magnets placed on specific points of the body. The goal is to help support the body’s internal balance and create a healthier environment for regulation, repair, and recovery.
For traumatic brain injury support, the focus is not on “fixing” the brain with magnets. The focus is on supporting the systems that may be under stress after injury, including:
• nervous system regulation
• inflammation response
• circulation and oxygenation
• lymphatic drainage
• sleep and recovery
• neck, jaw, and head tension patterns
• overall balance and resilience
When the body is stuck in stress mode, healing can feel slow. Biomagnetic therapy is a gentle, non-invasive approach that may help support the body as it works to regulate and recover.
It is not meant to replace emergency care, neurological care, imaging, therapy, or medical treatment. But it may be a supportive part of a whole-body wellness plan for those navigating lingering symptoms after a concussion or traumatic brain injury.
At Point of Renewal, Dr. Maria, DACM, L.Ac. is a Licensed Acupuncturist trained in biomagnetic therapy, with a special focus on Lyme disease and post-COVID protocols.
Wondering if biomagnetic therapy may be a good fit for you? Contact us.
Point of Renewal Integrated Health
610 West Ave Suite A2
Rice Lake, WI 54868
715-296-7467
www.pointofrenewal.com
For educational purposes only. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or replace medical advice.