Magnetism / Fire Cutter

The oldest traces of magnetism come from one of the earliest medical texts: the Ebers Papyrus, dated to the 16th century during the reign of Amenhotep I.
This papyrus refers to a method of hand intervention by Egyptian priests to relieve and heal. For the Egyptians, the sun, creator of all life, could be used on the patient’s body by channeling its rays through the hands.

More recently, in the Middle Ages, future Kings of France had to undergo the "écrouelles" ritual before being crowned. To be seen as legitimate by the people, sovereigns had to demonstrate their divine power by "healing with hands."

The act of laying hands on a person to relieve suffering has always been a natural human instinct. This practice, existing worldwide, goes by different names: in the West, it is called magnetism, while in Asia it is referred to as Qi or Chi.

In 1759, Dr. Mesmer popularized the practice of magnetism in France with his thesis on animal magnetism. He was so successful that King Louis XVI established a Royal Commission, including Antoine Lavoisier and Benjamin Franklin, to evaluate the reality of this phenomenon. The commission concluded that the observed effects were due to the power of suggestion and were merely an art of imagination. Although ridiculed, magnetism, or Mesmerism, did not disappear and continued to develop among the most devoted practitioners.

Magnetism helps soothe physical, mental, and emotional pain. It allows the body to rebalance by promoting better circulation of vital energy and thus restoring its potential.

Some use magnetism to address mental health issues such as stress or depression, while others use it for various health problems, for example eczema, warts, burns, etc.
This natural healing method cannot in any way replace a medical diagnosis.

For chronic or long-standing issues, it is best to schedule 2 sessions to allow for optimal rebalancing.
Depending on the condition and reason for consultation, the most suitable plan will be determined with the individual. Some people may require more or fewer sessions depending on their body’s responsiveness.

Most health insurance plans offer an annual allowance with a limit, which can reimburse you up to around €300 per year on average. Each insurance plan has its own terms.
Some health insurance providers may cover magnetism sessions. Increasingly, they offer intermediate and premium plans with a dedicated annual allowance for alternative therapies. I can provide an invoice for your insurance. Here is a non-exhaustive list of providers:

• Alptis
• Medinat Santé
• Assurema
• Axa
• Ipselia
• Maaf
• Mutuelle de France
• Mutuelle Verte
• Myriade Mutuelle …

After the session, you may feel tired, relaxed, but you might also experience symptoms such as more frequent urination, heightened emotions, or signs of tension and toxin release. These signs are harmless and temporary, reflecting the energetic rebalancing of your metabolism.
After a magnetism session, pain is generally relieved, especially in individuals with a tendency for painful or even traumatic memory.
Listen to your body and feel free to share your sensations with me.