Check this out. New in the USA Magna-mat dog beds

http://www.magna-mat.com/

Help my dogs metal plate is stuck to his mat!


On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:55:34 GMT, George Roberts
wrote:

Check this out. New in the USA Magna-mat dog beds

http://www.magna-mat.com/

On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:55:34 +0000, George Roberts wrote:

Check this out. New in the USA Magna-mat dog beds

http://www.magna-mat.com/

Are you a shill for this company or just an idiot?

Magnet therapy, whether applied to humans or canines, is a scam. Please
cite a single study, that has not been subsequently debunked, published in
an established scientific journal with any credentials that don't evoke a
laugh, which supports this snake oil. Testimonials are worthless. This
bullshit is on a par with homeopathy. Which is to say, a waste of money.
Worse, by misleading the user into thinking it has benefits (beyond the
placebo effect) it can actually cause harm.

N.B. Obviously for a pet it is highly unlikely that even the benefit that
can be obtained by a human from simple belief in the efficacy of the
treatment (the placebo effect) will be realized.

Kurtis D. Rader wrote:

On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:55:34 +0000, George Roberts wrote:


Check this out. New in the USA Magna-mat dog beds

http://www.magna-mat.com/


Are you a shill for this company or just an idiot?

Magnet therapy, whether applied to humans or canines, is a scam.
Please cite a single study, that has not been subsequently debunked,
published in an established scientific journal with any credentials
that don't evoke a laugh, which supports this snake oil. Testimonials
are worthless. This bullshit is on a par with homeopathy. Which is to
say, a waste of money. Worse, by misleading the user into thinking it
has benefits (beyond the placebo effect) it can actually cause harm.

N.B. Obviously for a pet it is highly unlikely that even the benefit
that can be obtained by a human from simple belief in the efficacy of
the treatment (the placebo effect) will be realized.


I enjoyed a post I read by a gal who claimed that her dog's magnetic
collar really helped his arthritis. She then went on to mention that
he'd also been put on rimadyl. DOH!

Kathleen