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  1. I have been researching medline's reports that I found through the
    website http://www.magnetcure.com because a friend of mine has sworn
    that magnetic gadgetry works. Now magnetic insoles I have heard about
    and are as old as the hills...I never gave much credit to it. I did a
    Web search to read more and continue my conversation with him later.

    What I found in the above laboratory reports was surprising...that
    there are hundreds of studies on the efficacy of "active magnets"
    (electrically generated). I couldn't believe that this therapy
    (called by all sorts of names like Extremely Low Frequency ELF,
    magneto-therapy, Pulsed magnetic therapy, magnetic field
    therapy...etc.) has been clinically proven to treat various forms of
    pain, migraine...help bone fractures heal faster...help erectile
    dysfunction...even hair loss???

    If this therapy does indeed have such positive results, why aren't
    devices like Magnetan (http://www.magnetcure.com) or Nikken ("passive"
    regular magnet stuff) more commonly available or talked about?

  2. In said:

    I have been researching medline's reports that I found through the
    website http://www.magnetcure.com because a friend of mine has sworn
    that magnetic gadgetry works. Now magnetic insoles I have heard about
    and are as old as the hills...I never gave much credit to it. I did a
    Web search to read more and continue my conversation with him later.

    What I found in the above laboratory reports was surprising...that
    there are hundreds of studies on the efficacy of "active magnets"
    (electrically generated). I couldn't believe that this therapy
    (called by all sorts of names like Extremely Low Frequency ELF,
    magneto-therapy, Pulsed magnetic therapy, magnetic field
    therapy...etc.) has been clinically proven to treat various forms of
    pain, migraine...help bone fractures heal faster...help erectile
    dysfunction...even hair loss???

    If this therapy does indeed have such positive results, why aren't
    devices like Magnetan (http://www.magnetcure.com) or Nikken ("passive"
    regular magnet stuff) more commonly available or talked about?

    ELF magnetic fields induce small currents in salt water (e.g.
    flesh) which have an effect on tissues -- an obvious example
    being nerve stimulation, which can block pain.

    Passive magnetic fields don't induce those currents.

    --
    | "Really, I'm not out to destroy Microsoft. That will just be a |
    | completely unintentional side effect. " -- Linus Torvalds |
    +--------------- D. C. Sessions <[email hidden]> ----------+

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    (johnny) said:

    I have been researching medline's reports that I found through the
    website http://www.magnetcure.com because a friend of mine has sworn
    that magnetic gadgetry works. Now magnetic insoles I have heard about
    and are as old as the hills...I never gave much credit to it. I did a
    Web search to read more and continue my conversation with him later.

    What I found in the above laboratory reports was surprising...that
    there are hundreds of studies on the efficacy of "active magnets"
    (electrically generated). I couldn't believe that this therapy
    (called by all sorts of names like Extremely Low Frequency ELF,
    magneto-therapy, Pulsed magnetic therapy, magnetic field
    therapy...etc.) has been clinically proven to treat various forms of
    pain, migraine...help bone fractures heal faster...help erectile
    dysfunction...even hair loss???

    If this therapy does indeed have such positive results, why aren't
    devices like Magnetan (http://www.magnetcure.com) or Nikken ("passive"
    regular magnet stuff) more commonly available or talked about?

    Probably because such devices DON'T have "such positive results,"
    spammer.
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R.Stone said:

    Thanks for the information about magnets but why did you repeat the
    advertisement??? The post was reported for advertising and some people
    report the person that repeats the advertisers site but I did not do
    that this time.

    Point taken, but one could equally ask why you wasted bandwidth posting
    the exact same words above more than once in this newsgroup.
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

  5. "Orac" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R.Stone said:

    Thanks for the information about magnets but why did you repeat the
    advertisement??? The post was reported for advertising and some people
    report the person that repeats the advertisers site but I did not do
    that this time.

    Point taken, but one could equally ask why you wasted bandwidth posting
    the exact same words above more than once in this newsgroup.

    LOLOL YOu better believe I cut the advertisers part that mattered about
    advertising. Screw the bandwidth. We are talking about advertising and
    making money off of people with problems. If you can not see that,,,, your
    problem is more than I can handle.
    Harv


  6. Quoted message said:

    Probably because such devices DON'T have "such positive results,"
    spammer.
    --
    Orac

    And you repeated his post. Are you just stupid? Are you really the kind
    of dummy that would buy magnets?? I guess so.

    Harv

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R. Stone said:
    Quoted message said:

    Probably because such devices DON'T have "such positive results,"
    spammer.
    --
    Orac

    And you repeated his post. Are you just stupid? Are you really the kind
    of dummy that would buy magnets?? I guess so.

    Normally, I try to stay polite, but given your insults I see no
    compelling reason to try to do so with you. Obviously you have a problem
    with reading comprehension. I just told the person pushing the magnet
    therapy that they don't work.

    Please, do learn how to read for comprehension.
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

  8. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R. Stone said:

    "Orac" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R.Stone said:

    Thanks for the information about magnets but why did you repeat the
    advertisement??? The post was reported for advertising and some people
    report the person that repeats the advertisers site but I did not do
    that this time.

    Point taken, but one could equally ask why you wasted bandwidth posting
    the exact same words above more than once in this newsgroup.

    LOLOL YOu better believe I cut the advertisers part that mattered about
    advertising. Screw the bandwidth. We are talking about advertising and
    making money off of people with problems. If you can not see that,,,, your
    problem is more than I can handle.

    I suspect many problems are more than you can handle. Obviously the
    hypocrisy of your repeating identical text multiple times in criticizing
    spam eludes you. The sad thing is, we probably agree about these
    scammers, but you seem rather sensitive about even mild criticism and
    unable to resist insults, as demonstrated in your other reply to me
    ("dummy" and "stupid" were your words, were they not?).
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

  9. Licking Your Fingers and Sticking Them in a Light Socket -- Really Works!

    --
    David Canzi

  10. "Orac" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Harvey R.Stone said:

    Thanks for the information about magnets but why did you repeat the
    advertisement??? The post was reported for advertising and some people
    report the person that repeats the advertisers site but I did not do
    that this time.

    Point taken, but one could equally ask why you wasted bandwidth posting
    the exact same words above more than once in this newsgroup.
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

    Because sometimes people aren't aware of what they are doing. Harvey was
    merely pointing it out.

  11. "Orac" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    (johnny) said:

    I have been researching medline's reports that I found through the
    website http://www.magnetcure.com because a friend of mine has sworn
    that magnetic gadgetry works. Now magnetic insoles I have heard about
    and are as old as the hills...I never gave much credit to it. I did a
    Web search to read more and continue my conversation with him later.

    What I found in the above laboratory reports was surprising...that
    there are hundreds of studies on the efficacy of "active magnets"
    (electrically generated). I couldn't believe that this therapy
    (called by all sorts of names like Extremely Low Frequency ELF,
    magneto-therapy, Pulsed magnetic therapy, magnetic field
    therapy...etc.) has been clinically proven to treat various forms of
    pain, migraine...help bone fractures heal faster...help erectile
    dysfunction...even hair loss???

    If this therapy does indeed have such positive results, why aren't
    devices like Magnetan (http://www.magnetcure.com) or Nikken ("passive"
    regular magnet stuff) more commonly available or talked about?

    Probably because such devices DON'T have "such positive results,"
    spammer.
    --
    Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent."
    |
    |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you
    | inconvenience me with questions?"

    You did it again, Why? I have a lot of respect for Harvey, he has been
    here for years fighting people trying to post their spam. I would have
    given up a long time ago. My hat is off to you Harvey, you fight for what
    you believe in and you are still doing it.

    I ran into another old timer in the group today and thought I would stop by
    and say Hi. I hope you are doing well, but I see the battle is still going
    with the spammers. I hope the day comes when you are rid of them.. Is your
    email address still the same? I might be able to find you some help. If I
    do I will email you. I still have you in my book. Just give me a week or
    two.

    Sharon from about 3 years ago, it's been a long time since I was here, I got
    really sick then found out I had cancer. But right now I am doing really
    well.

    Sharon


  12. Quoted message said:


    You did it again, Why? I have a lot of respect for Harvey, he has been
    here for years fighting people trying to post their spam. I would have
    given up a long time ago. My hat is off to you Harvey, you fight for what
    you believe in and you are still doing it.

    I ran into another old timer in the group today and thought I would stop by
    and say Hi. I hope you are doing well, but I see the battle is still going
    with the spammers. I hope the day comes when you are rid of them.. Is your
    email address still the same? I might be able to find you some help. If I
    do I will email you. I still have you in my book. Just give me a week or
    two.

    Sharon from about 3 years ago, it's been a long time since I was here, I got
    really sick then found out I had cancer. But right now I am doing really
    well.

    Sharon

    Hi Sharon, I am sorry to read that you have had cancer and I hope that
    is under control now. We both are both doing well. I used to say that
    I did now know anyone that had actually gone into remission with
    inflam.arth. until for 10 months I was without any problems and took no
    medicine for my RA. I donated my medicine to my Rheumatologist for that
    period of time for him to use with someone that could not afford what
    todays medicine costs. All things do come to an end sometimes and the
    old pains in my knees and shoulders started to come back so it was back
    on the Enbrel for myself. It was a good ten months and I was able to do
    many things just like anyone else.
    I know that your brush with cancer made you look at life a
    little differently. The good Lord does not promise us one more day and
    sometimes the things that happen to us makes us look at tomorrow a
    little differently and enjoy the people around us and the things that
    happen in our daily lives a little more. I enjoyed my 10 months and
    look forward to the next time I go into remission because now I know it
    can and does happen.
    Thank you for your nice words of times gone by. Lets you and I
    makes our tomorrows at good as we can and yes,,, I still enjoy kicking a
    little spammer ass every now and then. I still will not put up with
    someone that comes into a newsgroup just to make money off of people
    with problems.

    Harv

  13. Looking for the best Medical journal to publish
    traditional herbal medicine for HIV/AIDS.
    [email hidden]
    Tom

  14. "Bro. AA Thomas> wrote in message news:rCTfb.26$282.9202.

    Quoted message said:

    Looking for the best Medical journal to publish
    traditional herbal medicine for HIV/AIDS.

    Tom


    Oh sure,,, herbal to fight aids. Reported for advertising.

  15. "Bro. AA Thomas" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Looking for the best Medical journal to publish
    traditional herbal medicine for HIV/AIDS.
    [email hidden]
    Tom

    Once upon a time, there was a group of salescreeps who sold something that
    they called "G-d's Recipe".

    I warned them that He did not like to have his name used in spam. I offered
    to sell the Deluxe model from the Acme Lightening Rod Company, but, of
    course, made no guarantees. I mentioned that sometimes, even He misses.

    Well they did not take up my offer, and there have been no sales creeps
    selling "G-d's Recipe" for many years.

    Just let your friends know, so they can stay far enough away if He should be
    having a bad day and is off by a few feet.

  16. Harvey R. Stone said:


    "Bro. AA Thomas> wrote in message news:rCTfb.26$282.9202.

    Quoted message said:

    Looking for the best Medical journal to publish
    traditional herbal medicine for HIV/AIDS.

    Tom


    Oh sure,,, herbal to fight aids. Reported for advertising.

    There are a number of journals, some peer-reviewed, for the discussion
    of botanical medicine. Indeed, there are many reasons to believe that
    botanical medicine has much to offer the management of HIV disease.
    Not perhaps with the same potency as ARV but means that may delay
    progression. See for example:
    http://www.aidsinfonyc.org/fiar/links.html

    However, you could well be correct that the poster is indeed trolling
    for spam purposes. I guess we'll see.

    George M. Carter

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