Abstract: A cyclomagnetic device for use in cyclomagnetic therapy. The device has a head and tail connected by a handgrip and is housed in housing in the shape of a showerhead. Inside the head end, a variable speed DC motor turns a rotor to which magnets are attached in a unipolar and unbalanced arrangement so that the rotor vibrates when the rotor turns. Inside the tail end is a pressure/trigger point massage tool. A battery pack that provides power to the motor is located in the handgrip. A dual switch attached to an electronic card connects the batteries to the motor that operates the device. To provide comfort when the device is used on the body, a soft rubber cushioned band is provided around the edge of the head and a soft rubber boot covers the tail of the device.