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I wonder if any of your students have enquired about "Magnetic Therapy?"
Mayhaps I missed it but I don't remember postings on "magnetic therapy".
What brings it to mind at this time is a catalog from a "Lifestyle"
company which has at least 14 pages out of 47 featuring magnetic therapy
devices. The most memorable device is a "love magnet" which "expands
blood vessels and improves blood suply in the genital area when you
carry it in your pocket!
The sections called: "How magnetic therapy works" states: Magnetic
therapy works with the magnetism of your own cells to regulated
blood-flow and circulation...your body's natural pain-relieving system.
The magnetic field created by magnetic therapy does not healóit merely
aids cells in creating an optimum environment for healing. Your own body
takes over from there.
Several scientific studies (all uncited) on magnetic therapy have proven
the powerful effect magnets can have on muscular pain, diabetes related
foot pain, fibromyalgia and sports injuries...
Magnetic therapy benefits: Enhanced circulation and blood flow;
increased flexibility; faster healing and inflammation relief; improved
conform in joints, muscles and even bones; greater energy and overall
well-being."
I think it's our responsibility to deal with "JUNK SCIENCE" in the
classroom. Does anyone have any data that supports magnetic therapy?
Comments???
Ray Rogoway
--
The woods are lovely, dark, and deep
And I have no more papers in a heap
And in the morning I can sleep
And stroll in those woods so dark and deep.
r. frosted
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<p>I wonder if any of your students have enquired about "Magnetic Therapy?"
<p>Mayhaps I missed it but I don't remember postings on "magnetic therapy".
What brings it to mind at this time is a catalog from a "Lifestyle" company
which has at least 14 pages out of 47 featuring magnetic therapy devices.
The most memorable device is a "love magnet" which "expands blood vessels
and improves blood suply in the genital area when you carry it in your
pocket!
<p>The sections called: "How magnetic therapy works" states: Magnetic
therapy works with the magnetism of your own cells to regulated blood-flow
and circulation...your body's natural pain-relieving system. The magnetic
field created by magnetic therapy does not heal—it merely aids cells in
creating an optimum environment for healing. Your own body takes over from
there.
<p>Several scientific studies (<i>all uncited</i>) on magnetic therapy
have proven the powerful effect magnets can have on muscular pain, diabetes
related foot pain, fibromyalgia and sports injuries...
<p>Magnetic therapy benefits: Enhanced circulation and blood flow; increased
flexibility; faster healing and inflammation relief; improved conform in
joints, muscles and even bones; greater energy and overall well-being."
<p>I think it's our responsibility to deal with "JUNK SCIENCE" in the classroom.
Does anyone have any data that supports magnetic therapy?
<p>Comments???
<p>Ray Rogoway
<p>--
<br>The woods are lovely, dark, and deep
<br>And I have no more papers in a heap
<br>And in the morning I can sleep
<br>And stroll in those woods so dark and deep.
<br> r. frosted
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