magnet braclet

[DONNA1458]

Has anyone used these and do they work? I have diabetes and they claim to help with blood sugar? how do you find a quality one to buy. TIA

[whiffey]

Last summer I had a persistent neckache and splashed out �60 (ouch) on a bracelet in a marquee at a country fair, well in deep rural Morden which is close. The neckache went, but of course cause and effect can never be proven. I suspect I wasted �59, but it is a handsome bauble, and suggestion is a powerful placebo.

[stonemonkey]

I was given a magnetic bracelet to help relieve migraines. I was doubtful about it, but it does help. If I've got a full blown migraine, then nothing helps not even the bracelet. I'll ask my friend if she uses a bracelet to help with her diabetes, and get back to you.

[DONNA1458]

Thank you please let me know the outcome. Donna

[stonemonkey]

Hello again Donna,
I asked 3 people with diabetes, and 2 of them had tried the magnetic bracelet with no success. The other person doesn't believe in it, so wouldn't try it. I'm sorry I haven't got better news for you.

Good luck with the bracelets if you decide to go ahead.

[j-jefferson]

I bought a magnetic bracelet (�50) for a painful wrist five years ago but it didn't help. I kept wearing it cos I paid so much thinking it might be doing some good. It wasn't cos pains kept arriving in different parts of my shoulder. I've discarded the bracelet, exercise my shoulders and am able to ignore the relatively slight pain now. I'm convinced the bracelet was no good, not even as a placebo.