Natural Remedies & Cleanses : Benefits of Magnetic Therapy

[rafyraf100]

our bodies are electromagnetic magnet therapy works bigtime but you must get product from reputable co.

[ihaterobbie123]

Magnet therapy is bullshit.

PS. It's said "Herbal" not "Urbal".

[thesehands2000]

nice presentation.

[thesehands2000]

I love magnetic therapy!

[a1mint]

Benefits of Magnetic Therapy: same as with homeopathy, you can't harm the patient, because there's nothing in it.

The only risk is getting people to seek help for the cases that really needs attention, as opposed to wasting time with this distraction.

But given that most ailments are psychological, a bit of feeling and touching and fuzzy wuzzy goodness makes people stop complaining.

[publicanimal]

This woman should be put to death for perpetuating these lies. "What they've shown is that this increases circulation" Who is they? All reputable scientists reject magnet therapy. Believe this moronic woman at your own risk, waste your money at your own risk. Do not rely on quackery as an alternative to clinically proven medicine.

[sugoo2]

@publicanimal gosh... what a trolling rant.. put to death>! lol you are the one who needs condemning..

Let people make up their minds through experience not through your spiteful comments...!

[a1mint]

There exists no evidence that a magnetic field can have any effect on the human body.

It's all just placebo. Complete and utter quackery.

It's absolutely disgusting to see people trying sucker a living by ripping people off like this. SHAME ON THEM ! How *DO* you sleep at night.

[sugoo2]

@a1mint - you havent got a clue about magnetic fields have u?? thats like saying a microwave does nothing to your body..! lol

You are about as much use on this site as your fellow troll..

Go learn something thats useful and stop with your disinfo..

[publicanimal]

@sugoo2 You're the one with no clue, you probably sell this stuff and that's why you support it. It is JUNK SCIENCE aka pseudoscience. You probably also believe in therapeutic touch. These are all examples of PLACEBOS, not beneficial therapies. Now go get the brain transplant you obviously so desperately need.

[sugoo2]

@publicanimal - have you ever tried these things.?!

[publicanimal]

@sugoo2 Why would I try something with ZERO science backing up it's fraudulent claims? That would make me an idiot.

[sugoo2]

@publicanimal - because everything isnt always reliant on yr god science...!

some people can use the right side of their brains.!

[a1mint]

@sugoo2 Microwaves can accelerate molecules and warm it.

A magnetic fields is completely and entirely unrelated and has absolutely nothing to do with microwaves whatsoever.

Insulting isn't going to give you any credibility. In fact, it makes you look ignorant and dumb.

What you need to do if you want to prove something, is to find evidence to back up your claim and post it here.

So far, all information points to that magnet therapy is a scam because it does absolutely nothing whatsoever.

[sugoo2]

@a1mint - i just bored of you lot..! Dont u think others have the right to decide whether this ancient therapy works for them or not without angry trolls going round telling everyone they are stupid & ignorant for believing in something so unscientific..!!

there;s one of u on every site that has anything even slightly alternative or spiritual... its so tedious..!

Saying someone should be put to death for talking about magnets doesnt really imply that you care about others welfare does it?

[a1mint]

@sugoo2 Your ancient faith based placebo therapy does absolutely nothing, because a magnetic field does not interact with any of your cells at all.

More insults makes you only look stupider.

Using a scientific approach is the only way to go. That means, finding proof, evidence, information, of how it can work. Not some fuzzy wuzzy faith based assumptions hoping to fool people into buying in to it.

[publicanimal]

@sugoo2 "ancient therapy" my ass!

[publicanimal]

The truth is sacred and snake oil salesmen are the worst scum on Earth. Obviously I am kidding about the death penalty but I am strongly against the spreading of pseudo-science. This woman should be forced out of business by the FDA for defrauding all of her customers.

[wavepsychic]

@publicanimal I am not for people wasting there money however do you mean too say that only such Pharmaceutical based products work? Poisoning the body with such things which have NO EVIDENCE for curing people is not the way too go. Since most people die of the illness they pay doctors to treat instead of finding out the real reason people have such illnesses. Trusting such exports as doctors who are controlled by big industry instead of making real lifestyle changes sends people to the grave.

[TheFlanker35]

@publicanimal,

You can never win that way. Forcing someone out of business by force of law only gives them a huge advertising point that "big pharmaceutical companies" want to shut the business down because they're scared of competition.

The way to win is through making these people and their products look as bad as they are by showing actual trial results.

[guillermocostecho111]

ufff very deep comment

[GoodVibrationsHealth]

I wear magnetic jewelry.  I sell it at my store too.

[ccheng21]

I wonder how magnets actually increase blood circulation.

[brendandylanmaloney]

I have heard it is weakening.

[fetchglove]

isn't the magnetic field of the Earth enough?

[GoodVibrationsHealth]

Hypothesis... The magnetic field is very large. There is no way to be near both poles since Earth is so vast.

[fetchglove]

@GoodVibrationsHealth hm ok. 

[thajadewolf]

wow i liked that a lot, so true