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Can I re-magnetize my sensory magnets?

Magnets.

I've had sensory magnets installed since November 2016. I bought the magnets and had them installed by Steve Haworth. As of July 2020, you can now buy his magnets for installation elsewhere. https://store.stevehaworth.com/collections/magnets

Since then I have been able to notice some key differences, and in 2018 started to notice sensory loss. I have a very large magnet at home, which before was impossible to touch, and now I can rest my right magnet on it. 

While this is a brief post, I am posting my intention to remagnetise the magnets. I've attempted and gave this up previously, because the process is uncomfortable. However, I must do it in order to keep the magnetic sense. 

I'm using different sized magnets to move the sensory magnets in my finger to strengthen them and break down some of the scar tissue in my finger to let them move freely. 

Reps. This is the big magnet I'm using. I found there's two different things I'm trying
1. Running my finger across it for extended seconds
2. Swipe across multiple times in rapid succession, in different sets throughout the day

I'm hoping to do the reps until the become uncomfortable. Uncomfortable is not the most accurate word, but it's the best one I have for the time being. So far, at least I can feel my magnet pull from the large magnet. All is not lost.

Wish me luck. 
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