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**pBiRXp8u** · 12-14-2009, 08:07 PM

But if people think it works, it must work right? haa haa

Does wearing bracelets interfere with your golf swing? I don't like to wear rings or bracelets when I play. I did wear a bracelet once and it kept getting in the way.

In my opinion, it is pure placebo. Most of the effects that they claim are physically and physiologically impossible. There are some mixed reactions to certain tests, but even the researchers admit that it's difficult to keep a control group in the dark because magnets are hard to disguise. All you have to do is test it with any steel object to see if you have the real magnet or the fake control. Google "magnetic pain relief evidence" and read about it for yourself.

Mostly it's another way for the snake oil salesmen to separate suckers from their money. Maybe it's the lighter weight of your wallet that is helping the pain???

12-14-2009, 08:07 PM	#13
pBiRXp8u Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	But if people think it works, it must work right? haa haa Does wearing bracelets interfere with your golf swing? I don't like to wear rings or bracelets when I play. I did wear a bracelet once and it kept getting in the way. In my opinion, it is pure placebo. Most of the effects that they claim are physically and physiologically impossible. There are some mixed reactions to certain tests, but even the researchers admit that it's difficult to keep a control group in the dark because magnets are hard to disguise. All you have to do is test it with any steel object to see if you have the real magnet or the fake control. Google "magnetic pain relief evidence" and read about it for yourself. Mostly it's another way for the snake oil salesmen to separate suckers from their money. Maybe it's the lighter weight of your wallet that is helping the pain???
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