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On Sun, 26 Nov 2006 11:28:26 -0500, William <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>I have used *therapeutic* magnets. Still do, for those bug bites that
>won't stop itching on their own, also for burns. They do what they are
>supposed to do.
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>Never tried magnetic therapy for depression; paleofood seems to take care
>of that.
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>William
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If it works for you, great, and more power to you William! I only said
that Mercola's advocacy of magnetic therapies was "questionable" (ie.
controversial), not that some people don't find them helpful. I was open
minded enough to try magnets myself in a couple different ways and they
did nothing for me, but that doesn't mean I'm going to argue with anyone
who believes magnets help them.
Also, as I stated before, I have found some of Mercola's articles to be
quite informative and helpful and I think he gets more things right on
nutrition than many doctors, despite finding some of his recommendations
to be questionable/controversial. I am not saying that his criticisms of
canola should be dismissed out of hand because he promotes something else
that most people in the scientific and medical communities consider highly
questionable. I am just indicating that one should check out the other
arguments on canola, like those of Loren Cordain, Ken Stuart and Todd
Moody, because neither Mercola or anyone else is the final authority on
anything. In other words, use your own mind rather than rely on any
single "authority."
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