Magnet Therapy

[jrnyc]

hey guys
the mattress filled with magnets came with no warnings...about fillings or anything else, just a bunch of phony promises! i think there was a magnetic headboard too...
total waste of $800!!

couldn't test out if it would keep somebody in my bed...the Lyme had me so exhausted all the time, i couldn't imagine even HAVING anyone in my bed!!

jess

[Pooka1]

I have worked around extremely powerful electromagnets used for workholding in surface grinders. My hands have been in the strong magnetic zones quite a few times, and have felt nothing. I still wouldn’t dismiss magnetism and its effects, we just don’t know enough about it, after all, we are just bunnies trying to cope.

Protecting the bunnies is the task at hand. And it's a huge one when there is more nonsense out there than you can shake a stick at.

Love that the symbol for Element 5 is Id.

Just knowing there are clever people in the world helps keep me going.

[foofer]

Sharon,

Did you know that today is International Be Nice to Bunnies Day?*



*This info provided may or may not be true. (smiley emoticon)

[JenniferG]

Before I had surgery, my friend talked me into trying a magnetic wrap. She'd used one on her ankle after it had broken and felt it worked. I eventually bought a wide, strong band of elastic with magnets sewn into it and wrapped it around my waist held at the front with velcro. It worked. Well, the strong band of elastic worked, not sure about the magnets. It gave me just a little support and did ease my back when it was sore. At first I thought it was the magnets that were doing the trick but in hindsight, I think it was the support given by the very strong band of elastic. Now *that* might be worth recommending.