Magnetic bracelet

[Mark Bolam]

I've got quite a few niggles from various injuries over the years, and I've always had poor circulation in my hands.

I saw these at a country show yesterday and thought it was worth £30 if only for placebo effect.

Anyone used one?

 

 

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[Graham]

Yes. Certainly a placebo effect and once you realise that then it won't work :-) I got conned into one.

[eggsarascal]

I have one. Works in my mind. Saying that, so do other ideas.

[stihlmadasever]

If you were one on each wrist would that end up like handcuffs then.??

[GardenKit]

Don't listen to the sceptics Mark. They really do work, honest.

 

Bioflows are by by far the best with their double pole magnets.

[jomoco]

If you were one on each wrist would that end up like handcuffs then.??

 

Does the hooskow they drag you to have sharp steel rotating blades?

 

Jomoco

[Mark Bolam]

Don't listen to the sceptics Mark. They really do work, honest.

 

Bioflows are by by far the best with their double pole magnets.

 

 

I think these are double pole, alternate links attracting and repelling?

Only every other link will pick up a pin anyway.

I remember years ago a magnetic collar seeming to give a new lease of life to our ancient arthritic old lab.

I've become that lab recently.

 

 

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[Darrin Turnbull]

one of the lads from my Kusche & Partner days had magnatic insoles which made him fart alot . nobody wanted to work with him so he give it up.

[Robert_S]

Whats the science behind these or is it snake lotion in a bracelet? Apparently if you have arthritis your body is too acidic look into an alkaline diet mark.

[Paul in the woods]

I've become that lab recently.

 

Do you also love your food and stick your nose between people's legs?

 

On a serious note we give our aging arthritic lab glucosamine tablets and I've often wonder about taking them meself.