Are those magnetic metal healing bands fake or real? the ones that claim lower blood pressure?

Question

some for stress and fatigue, I just got one that says negative ionic band 1500. I have seen lots of them in drug stores and commericials who claim do so many good things are they fake if so why?

Answer 1

It is harmful  to play with the magnetic field of the body unless you are adept in it.  There are very few who know the actual nature of magnet and magnetism and in particular their role inside the neurotransmitters and other latent parts of the body.  It has been found giving relief to some.  But use of magnets without knowing its exact functions inside the body could be harmful and should be avoided.  I have seen Zincum Metalicum giving relief to the people who have been on magnetotherapy.   It means that magnets used beyond required limits can be disadvantageous.  Magnets function inside the body at an abstract level.

Answer 2

Anything that you believe in works!  I think the magnets are to recharge energy or chakra centers.  If the energy is balanced, the rest of you will too.

Try oatmeal, and breathing exercises.  I saw a monitor that emits a tone to breathe in and one to breathe out that is proven to work - but why pay hundreds of dollars if you can regulate and slow your own breathing?

Answer 3

they're fake.

there's no evidence that they work, aside from testimonials

my dad bought one a while back unfortunately, did nothing for him

Answer 4

Here's my best answer on a similar question about healing magnets in alternative medicine.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Answer 5

I would like to say yes, but i would be lying to my self. They (the magnets and copper bracelets) always come and go in waves. Like every 10 years. I did try all this 30 years ago and I must say, it was just a piece of s**t. Well, not all of our alternative ways are working for the people and with the people.