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> Magnetic therapy The practice is still pervasive in CIS/Russian medicine despite being considered pseudoscience[1] by the rest of the world. You're almost gu
by maga 5y ago
> Magnetic therapy
The practice is still pervasive in CIS/Russian medicine despite being considered pseudoscience[1] by the rest of the world. You're almost guaranteed to be prescribed electromagnetic therapy if you're recovering from any sort of tissue injury.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet_therapy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet_therapy
- oceanghost 5y agoIn the late 2000's I was prescribed a magnetic "bone stimulator." (not to be confused with the implanted ones that are electrical and may actually work) -- and this was in California.
- djmips 5y agoI also had same, in Vancouver BC recovering from broken tibia, early nineties. After one session, I considered it quackery and never went again.
- oceanghost 5y agoIt is absolute quackery-- as if a 9v battery an generate enough of a magnetic field to alter anything. I had a gap in my malleous bone several millimeters tall. I felt it was a insurance delaying tactic-- a way to postpone the needed surgery to just see if things got better on their own. This bone break lasted literally, 18 months.