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An article on MSN spouting off about the benefits of magnets and pain.
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http://healthandfitness.sympatico.m...rticles/els_Pain_Relieving_Magnets.htm?isfa=1
Quote:
Another problem is that there is no generally agreed upon explanation for how magnets might work in dulling pain. In 2004, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the US National Institutes of Health listed eight possible reasons for how magnets might affect the body.
These ranged from changing how nerve cells respond to pain, to increasing blood flow, to changing the brain’s perception of pain, to allowing the body to flush toxins more easily. “None of the theories or claims…have been conclusively proven,” said NCCAM.
(bolded mine)
If none of these claims have ever been proven, they why are they still so popular in modern culture? Sad to think that critical thinking is lost upon the masses.
/ install woo repellant device
http://healthandfitness.sympatico.m...rticles/els_Pain_Relieving_Magnets.htm?isfa=1
Quote:
Another problem is that there is no generally agreed upon explanation for how magnets might work in dulling pain. In 2004, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) of the US National Institutes of Health listed eight possible reasons for how magnets might affect the body.
These ranged from changing how nerve cells respond to pain, to increasing blood flow, to changing the brain’s perception of pain, to allowing the body to flush toxins more easily. “None of the theories or claims…have been conclusively proven,” said NCCAM.
(bolded mine)
If none of these claims have ever been proven, they why are they still so popular in modern culture? Sad to think that critical thinking is lost upon the masses.