The Power of Magnets?

[Guest guest]

Hi all - glad to be here, neat community!

 

I stumbled upon this gentleman's website and - while I'm skeptic - I'm

still curious. I've heard of the healing and rejuvenating power of

magnets before of course, but I have to say: the testimonials on his

website are really quite intriguing.

 

Have any of you heard of these powerful " rings " ? Tried them? There is

an offer for a free pair if you get a certain number of people to

, so I'm taking the bait and giving it a try. If

you'd like to help me out, I've placed the link below - just cut and

paste. I've already checked it out myself and assure that it's not

spam/virus material. If/when I get them, I'll be sure to provide an

honest testimony - but even if not, any experience with magnets and

the like I'd love to hear about. I'm not looking to " live forever " by

any means, but am definitely interested in the healthful properties of

magnets and how

they work...

 

Thanks in advance!

Nina

 

http://www.alexchiu.com/intelliscript/in.cgi?id=1202231351

[Guest guest]

My foot was partially torn off a couple years ago; I think it's healed

as much as it's going to, now. It just would not stop hurting,

intermittently. MSM seemed to help some, then I found a " Thera-P "

ankle brace with magnets in it. It really seems to keep the ankle from

hurting (when I don't wear it for a few days, it starts hurting more,

over and over). It's too hot to wear in the summer, so I went to the

craft store and got some " magnetic beads " (that's all it said on the

package) and a few sterling silver beads to make it pretty, and made

an ankle bracelet. That seems to help as much as the magnetic ankle brace.

 

My biggest question is about polarity. I keep reading that the

polarity of the magnets is so important -- one of the poles is

supposed to be toward your skin (don't remember which), or it might do

more harm than good.

 

??????

Joy

[Guest guest]

Thanks very much for your reply! That's really interesting. And I

agree about the polarity - it alludes me but I have heard the same

theory... odd. Another thing for the library I guess!

 

 

 

, " jmr1290 " <jomarex wrote:

>

>

> My foot was partially torn off a couple years ago; I think it's healed

> as much as it's going to, now. It just would not stop hurting,

> intermittently. MSM seemed to help some, then I found a " Thera-P "

> ankle brace with magnets in it. It really seems to keep the ankle from

> hurting (when I don't wear it for a few days, it starts hurting more,

> over and over). It's too hot to wear in the summer, so I went to the

> craft store and got some " magnetic beads " (that's all it said on the

> package) and a few sterling silver beads to make it pretty, and made

> an ankle bracelet. That seems to help as much as the magnetic ankle

brace.

>

> My biggest question is about polarity. I keep reading that the

> polarity of the magnets is so important -- one of the poles is

> supposed to be toward your skin (don't remember which), or it might do

> more harm than good.

>

> ??????

> Joy

>

[Guest guest]

PS - I'm glad your foot is feeling better BTW... did you say " torn

off " ? Wow... sounds terrible...

 

 

 

, " jmr1290 " <jomarex wrote:

>

>

> My foot was partially torn off a couple years ago; I think it's healed

> as much as it's going to, now. It just would not stop hurting,

> intermittently. MSM seemed to help some, then I found a " Thera-P "

> ankle brace with magnets in it. It really seems to keep the ankle from

> hurting (when I don't wear it for a few days, it starts hurting more,

> over and over). It's too hot to wear in the summer, so I went to the

> craft store and got some " magnetic beads " (that's all it said on the

> package) and a few sterling silver beads to make it pretty, and made

> an ankle bracelet. That seems to help as much as the magnetic ankle

brace.

>

> My biggest question is about polarity. I keep reading that the

> polarity of the magnets is so important -- one of the poles is

> supposed to be toward your skin (don't remember which), or it might do

> more harm than good.

>

> ??????

> Joy

>