Hologram Chips for Pain | Arthritis Information

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LMAO This is my favorite part....

Our Chips do not treat or cure any specific disease; it simply enables the body to function at a higher level of health. When this type of natural healing environment is present, the body is able to effectively repair and heal itself in many cases. Naturally, individual results will vary depending upon numerous personal and environmental factors such as overall state of health, age, diet and so forth."
Spammer Please do not give in to it all Snow.  I know how stubborn men can be and sometimes you have to take the bull by the horns, so to speak.  If he will not go voluntarilly threaten him with an ambulance.  That use to work on my dh.
Please, please, try and hang in there.  There will be a light at the end of the tunnel.  You cannot give up now.
 
Pat
[QUOTE=SnowOwl]Are you kidding me?  You freaking vulture.
 
I've spent the day watching and evaluating my husband for (more) signs of TIA and coping with his refusal to ask for medical care, and crying and wondering where to go with all this.  I can't come here for support anymore because of all the crazees looking for attention and whatever nasty gratification they get, who'd believe me.  REAL cries for help get lost to the drama threads, drama threads are so exciting and entertaining, aren't they, compared to the grim realities of genuine illness.
 
I've tried to be fair.  I've tried to be kind.  And for what.
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Oh Snow, I'm so sorry that you are having such a bad time.  I'm here, pm me....I refuse to get caught up in the neverending drama fest.  It is a huge waste of my time and i'll soak raisins in gin.... [QUOTE=NewAlternativeHealth]Sorry, I was just trying to pass some information on.  Of course "they don't treat or cure any specific disease"...   The same would be true of Tylenol or any other pain medication.  [/QUOTE]

But at least acetaminophen, NSAIDs, opiates and the like have a proven track record.
an affordable and drug-free method of treating the symptoms... Uhm, lemme see, 55 bucks a packet, they say you can use all the packets at the same time and will probably benefit from it. 3 different packets at 55 bucks each (plus shipping and handling) and you have to change them every 2 days. Even if they did work, through some weird miracle other than the placebo effect, I sure couldn't afford to use them.
 
From what I can tell from reading this mumbo-jumbo it's supposed to work with the magnetic field produced by humans. So in my mind should have about the same efficacy as magnets. No telling how many magnets I can buy for 165 bucks. They still won't help.
Snow, I sent you a pm.
 
Wendy, For 5 I'll balance my out of balance by getting a great soak and massage while wearing my magnets.  Lindy
sounds good to me!

Magnets

Magnets are objects that produce a type of energy called magnetic fields. The term "magnets" is also used to refer to consumer products that contain magnets. Examples include shoe insoles, clothing, wraps for parts of the body, and mattress pads. These are of a type called static magnets, because their magnetic fields are unchanging.

Effectiveness and Safety: Static Magnets

  • The research so far does not firmly support claims that static magnets are effective for treating pain, including pain from RA. In those cases where some benefit was seen, it has not been proven why; many scientists think it may be due to a placebo effect. If someone does experience a benefit from a magnet, it will tend to occur quickly.
  • Static magnets should not be used by pregnant women; people who have a condition—such as an acute sprain, inflammation, infection, or wound—that could be affected by dilation of the blood vessels; and people who use a device such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, or insulin pump, or who use a medication patch.

The second type of magnets used for health purposes are called electromagnets (EMs), because they produce magnetic fields only when electric current flows through them. EMs are used in conventional medicine to treat bone fractures that have not healed well, and they are being studied in research settings for a number of other conditions (including cancer, epilepsy, RA, and mental disorders). Some consumer products using EMs are available.

Effectiveness and Safety: Electromagnets

  • EMs are being studied because there have been some encouraging early findings indicating the possibility of benefits for pain, physical function, and stiffness. However, it is too early to know for sure whether EMs are of benefit for patients with RA.
  • EMs should not be used by pregnant women; people who have a condition—such as an acute sprain, inflammation, infection, or wound—that could be affected by dilation of the blood vessels; and people who use a device such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, or insulin pump, or who use a medication patch. It may be advisable for people who have a history of cancer or seizure disorder to avoid using EMs until more is known about their effects on these medical conditions.

For more about magnets, see the NCCAM fact sheet "Magnets for Pain."

http://nccam.nih.gov/health/RA/#magnet About a fifth of the cost of a package of cigarettes. Those of you who smoke, could cut out 5 cigs a day and try this. It could work you know.
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