1. Static magnetic fields neither prevent nor diminish symptoms and signs of delayed onset muscle soreness 
Jonathan C. Reeser, MD, PhD, David T. Smith, MPT, Virginia Fischer, MS, Richard Berg, MS, Kejian Liu, PhD, Charmaine Untiedt, PT, Mayro Kubista, PT 
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2. Fig 1
Effect of magnet therapy on arm circumference. Values are means of 23 subjects ± standard error (SE). Abbreviations: Pre-1, baseline determination before undergoing the DOMS induction protocol; Post-1, data collected immediately after the exhaustive eccentric exercise protocol. P=.143 for treatment effect across all evaluation days.
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3. Fig 2
Effect of magnet therapy on active elbow flexion angle. Values are means of 23 subjects ± SE. P=.112 for treatment effect across all evaluation days.
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4. Fig 3
Effect of magnet therapy on average maximum elbow flexor isometric torque production. Values are means of 23 subjects ± SE.
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5. Fig 4
Effect of magnet therapy on relaxed elbow flexion angle. The data suggest an interaction between treatment and day. See text for discussion. Values are means of 23 subjects ± SE.
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6. Fig 5
Pain difference before and after magnet and placebo treatment. Values are means of 23 subjects ± SE. P=.907 for treatment effect across all evaluation days.
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