PCOS and Magnetic Healing: What Kind of Support?

Living with polycystic ovary syndrome can weigh on you well beyond its physical signs. I work on PCOS itself and on the person as a whole, alongside their medical care.

Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, affects many women of childbearing age. Its signs and how strongly they show can be very different from one woman to another.

Irregular or absent cycles, skin problems, excess hair growth, fertility difficulties or fatigue can all be part of some women’s journey. On top of that there may be the wait for a diagnosis, the tests, the treatments and the emotional impact of a situation that touches the body, self-image and sometimes the wish to become a mother.

Over my 27 years of practice, I have seen women living with PCOS. They do not come to me so that I treat the syndrome, but to have a complementary time of relaxation and support in what they are going through.

What I do, and what I do not do

It matters to me that there is no ambiguity about the place of magnetic healing when a woman is living with PCOS.

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a condition that requires appropriate medical care. Its diagnosis, follow-up and any treatment offered are the responsibility of qualified health professionals, in particular your doctor, gynaecologist or endocrinologist.

My work lies elsewhere: in complementary well-being support, meant to offer a time of relaxation, letting go and listening to someone who may have been living with a draining situation for a long time.

Magnetic healing never replaces medical advice, the necessary tests, a prescribed treatment or the follow-up arranged with your health professionals.

For medical information on PCOS, you can consult the Ameli page on polycystic ovary syndrome (in French).

The weight PCOS can put on you

A chronic syndrome cannot be reduced to test results or a list of physical signs. It can also have a significant impact on everyday life.

Some women describe a long period before getting answers to their questions. Others find certain visible signs hard to live with, particularly acne or heavy hair growth.

When having a child is part of a life plan, questions about fertility can also take up a great deal of room.

And then there is sometimes the feeling of constantly having to explain your tiredness, your discouragement or what is happening in your own body.

This is exactly where my support can find its place: not to act on the illness, but to offer a moment where this tension can be set down.

You can also discover the other situations people come to see me for on the page about what I help with.

PCOS and stress: not confusing cause and consequence

Women living with PCOS can hear a lot about stress. It is therefore important not to wrongly blame it for the origin of the syndrome.

On the other hand, living with a chronic situation, signs that are sometimes visible, tests, questions about the future or a long care pathway can be exhausting.

The tension that comes with this experience can then weigh on rest, mood and the way a person lives day to day.

What some women come looking for

There is no single experience of PCOS. What people hope for from a session therefore differs from one person to another.

A moment of respite

Stopping for a while, with no tests, no paperwork and no need to keep explaining what you are living through.

Releasing tension

Some people describe a feeling of relaxation or letting go during or after the session. These sensations remain personal and vary.

Reconnecting with your body

Taking a moment where the body is no longer only associated with symptoms, tests or the difficulties you face.

Being supported

Not staying alone with fatigue, discouragement or built-up tension, while continuing the necessary medical follow-up.

How does a session go?

A session is above all an individual moment, adapted to the person I am seeing. You do not have to talk about anything you do not wish to share.

• A conversation. We take a few moments to talk about why you have come and what you would like from this time of support.
• The session. You stay dressed and comfortable. Depending on the case, you are lying down, seated or standing; I sit or stand behind you, connect to your energy and absorb what is negative, often yawning or burping as I do so.
• What you feel. Warmth, relaxation, letting go or sometimes very little sensation: there is no feeling you are supposed to have, and every experience is different.

If someone feels warmth or a particular sensation in one area of the body during the session, no medical conclusion can be drawn from it, and it does not mean that magnetic healing is acting on the organ concerned.

Sessions can take place at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne or remotely, from a photograph. For a distance session concerning an adult, their prior consent is required.

Come when you feel ready

Living with PCOS can ask a lot of you: appointments, tests, sometimes treatments, but also a great deal of energy to keep going with what the syndrome means day to day.

My role is not to promise you an improvement in the syndrome, nor to offer an alternative to your medical care.

I simply offer you a complementary space, devoted to you, where you can pause and receive well-being support within my practice as a magnetic healer.

Lionel Roubine · Healer · Magnetic Healer · Burn Healer (« coupeur de feu »)

For 27 years I have been supporting people who are suffering, at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne and remotely in 26 countries.

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