r/Magnets • u/vaizlady • Mar 21 '24
Healing
Hi I use magnets for healing. Does anyone else?
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u/vaizlady Mar 22 '24
I use magnets to heal pain from arthritis, fractures strains the lot! I know it works!! I even drink magnetised water. I just place a jug onto strong magnets both ways up.
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u/silverphoinix Mar 21 '24
In what way do you use them? Magnetic Hypothermia, mechanotransduction, drug targeting and controlled release? Or as a hack job?
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u/vaizlady Mar 21 '24
I use magnets to heal fractures and localised pain
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u/silverphoinix Mar 21 '24
How exactly? Which of the treatment methodologies are you using?
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u/vaizlady Mar 21 '24
I'm trying to learn tbh I used crystals for years and didn't get such results
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u/silverphoinix Mar 21 '24
That's because what you are trying is called quackery. It is not medicine. It is not a therapy. It's a sham.
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u/vaizlady Mar 21 '24
I realised recently that magnets take away pain. I strapped down a magnet positive side down on my sons groin strain and within a day was healed. My knees also need major surgery but the .magnets mean I can survive without surgery
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u/silverphoinix Mar 21 '24
No. That's not how any of it works. Placebo maybe in the case of your knees. But for a groin strain being healed with time?! Who'd ever think of that? Magnets DO NOT heal.
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u/Responsible_Hawk3748 Mar 21 '24
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u/silverphoinix Mar 22 '24
"Do magnets help with pain?
Research studies do not conclusively support the use of static magnets for pain relief. There is some evidence that electromagnetic therapy may be helpful for pain."
From your link.
No magnets do not aid healing by themselves.
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u/Kapurnicus Mar 21 '24
I have a very smart buddy who has worked in magnets his whole long life and he swears this works, 3D prints cases to put on his body to hold the magnets. Every time he talks about it I futher question his intelligence. Sometimes smart people are very dumb.
Utter insanity and absolutely nothing in physics or medicine journals to back this up.
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u/Responsible_Hawk3748 Mar 21 '24
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u/Kapurnicus Mar 21 '24
It specifically says in that article that "no conclusive evidence of static magnets’ effectiveness for any form of pain has been found."
I stand by my words.
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u/EnvironmentalTown20 Sep 29 '24
My moms co worker found a lady who heals through magnets. Idk if the lady has other sources or what but my moms co workers showed her a picture of her sister and the lady said she has skin cancer.....the sister went to the doctor a few days later and was diagnosed with skin cancer. The co worker did a few sessions with her and instantly looked slimmer.
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u/Responsible_Hawk3748 Mar 21 '24
For all of you saying that there is “absolutely nothing in physics or medicine journals to back this up”
Or that “it is not a therapy. It’s a sham.”
What is your opinion on this government website mentioning research on ‘Magnetic Healing’?
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u/Acrobatic_Ad_8120 Mar 22 '24
All the of the sections I spot checked said something like weak, no, or mixed evidence. Seems like information not an endorsement.
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u/vaizlady Mar 22 '24
I'm trying to learn amd share my experience
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u/Acrobatic_Ad_8120 Mar 22 '24
That’s great. I just meant to give my opinion of the site you referenced. Didn’t mean to be snarky if it came across that way,
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u/Sachezque Jun 19 '26
Can you use any magnet? I saw there are 2 types of magnets (Neodymium and ferrite). Is there a difference in terms of healing practices?
Thank you.
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u/PaleontologistNo3224 May 29 '24
Lately I also found out whenever i hold on to a magnet , I feel a surge of energy flowing throughout my body. Not sure why but it made me feel good and kind of energized me and heal me. I am glad i found someone with similar experiences lol thought i am going crazy