- Magnetize
Your Beverages?
- Dr. Stephen Barrett has posted a new QuackWatch
article. "Explorations, of Broomfield, Colorado, markets a large collection of books,
videotapes, devices, and other items related to self-help and spirituality. Its products
include a magnetic mug, a 'Q-Ray Bracelet' alleged to 'balance the body's electromagnetic
circuits,' and magnets claimed to provide pain relief in many parts of the body. The
magnetic mug, which costs $45, is said to 'magnetize beverages for better
hydration.'" It never stops, does it? Included is a photo of the mug and the
company's description of how it is supposed to work - followed by Dr. Barrett's detailing
of the numerous flaws in the claim.
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