Completely ignorant. Magnetic therapy pulls in big bucks even for big pharma. You can pay TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS for this treatment for your depression or you can buy emotion code for $20 & pull a magnet off the fridge. Even the FREE magnet that you get from your realtor.DesertWonderer wrote: ↑April 10th, 2017, 2:36 pm http://www.csicop.org/si/show/magnetic_ ... never_dies
Magnetic Healing: An Old Scam That Never Dies
Column
Steven Novella
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 35.1, January/February 2011
The notion that magnets can be used for healing has existed since humans discovered them.
Magnetic charms, bracelets, insoles, and braces remain popular and are sold with claims that they improve athletic performance, relieve arthritis pain, increase energy, and pretty much treat whatever symptoms you might have. These products may seem modern and high-tech, but similar devices and claims have been around for centuries....
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