magnets and the placebo effect.

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In a message dated 2/5/02 5:00:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,

adriennelynn1@... writes:

> Don't know, unless

> you explain it by saying the magnets have a placebo effect, however,

> considering the amount of money that can be made from selling magnets,

> it's a lot to pay for a placebo. Just one opinion.

>

So okay, what if it is a placebo effect. What difference does that really

make? I mean - if it works, it works. If the pain is gone, it's gone. If

it produces the desired result, then doesn't that make it worth the money?

Just wanted to throw something into the mix here.....

in health,

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> So okay, what if it is a placebo effect. What difference does that

> really

> make? I mean - if it works, it works. If the pain is gone, it's

> gone. If

> it produces the desired result, then doesn't that make it worth the

> money?

>

Hi ,

True, that's why my husband doesn't tell people to stop using them if

they feel the magnets have helped. He's glad it's not a harmful drug.

Adrienne ;-)

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