  In this paper we describe briefly the basic aspects of magnetic resonance
therapy, registered as TMR therapy. Clinical studies have shown that
application of this therapy significantly accelerates wound healing and, in
particular, healing of the diabetic foot disease. To understand the working
principle of this therapy, we analyze relevant to it biological effects
produced by magnetic fields. Based on these data, we show that there is a
hierarchy of the possible physical mechanisms, which can produce such effects.
The mutual interplay between the mechanisms can lead to a synergetic outcome
delayed in time, which can affect the physiological state of the organism. In
particular, we show that soliton mediated charge transport during the redox
processes in living organisms is sensitive to magnetic fields, so that such
fields can facilitate redox processes in particular, and can stimulate the
healing effect of the organism in general. This and other non-thermal resonant
mechanisms of the biological effects of magnetic fields are summarized as the
working principle of the magnetic resonance therapy. We support our approach by
some biological and histological data (both in vitro and in vivo) and, finally,
by some clinical data.
