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I don’t get the magnet thing either. But it’s interesting to know that horse trainers have been using magnet therapy for years on their million dollar investments.
Go figure.
There’s a little bit of superstition in horse training (Hell! In horse betting…but that’s another story) I’m a stronger believer in feeding horses onions to thin the blood to make it race faster.
This use of magnets seems to hark back to a time when the Williams Company sold electric toothbrushes, shaving brushes, belts, etc.
The “electric” part occurred at the factory when they’d give the product a jolt.
The only thing this therapy seems to accomplish is to part folks from money.
Have you heard anything great about magnets and medicine from the New England Journal of Medicine or the alternative therapy crowd?
No?
Then I really believe you’re a step away from snake oil.