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health advisory Hospital Alternative Medicine 2007-11-16 3:11:16

hi my grandpa used to be interested magnetics and herbs for arthritis. how effective are magnetics for that kind of problem. if it is effective how does it work?

Answer:

The experience that my loved ones have had with them has been hit or miss. I think it has more of a placebo effect.

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I know several people who use them and find them very effective. It works on your energy and polarity. Use them on the side of the body that is affected.

Good Luck

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They are not a substitute for conventional treatment. If you are still in pain after conventional treatment, then give it a try. It could'nt hurt.

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They're complete nonsense and a total waste of money for the gullible. Magnets have no effect on the body whatsoever - any "efficacy" is purely placebo effect.

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this is a variance from person to person kind of like one medication works great for one person not so good for another. i found it helps me with tensonyitis (i hope i spelled that right) in my wrist which is what some people develop before carpals tunnel. i also have a roommate who has bad arthritis i her wrist from a metal piece holding her wrist together after a car accident. she was taking a lot of aleve when we first met. i gave her one of my magnetic bracelets it worked great for her. she will wear that thing out at some point im sure.