Copper Bracelets, Magnetic Wrist Straps Worthless for Arthritis: Study

Press1ForEnglish wrote:

I thought that $99 copper bracelet from eBay was supposed to enhance my manhood......... although I just noticed it is no longer crooked !!

writewingproxycontin wrote:

Can't wait to see these UK skeptics study pharma products for cost benefit ratios.
Moral: If you want to make money selling quackery then be credentialed and mainstream.

Cafe de La Paix wrote:

Nope....It's the FOOD THAT WE EAT...that is worthless. It gives you high-blood pressure, makes you fat, and ultimately ruins your health.
Some people become addicted to all kinds of grub, and when they look like hippos, they blame their thyroid gland, stress, childhood abuse, and everybody else.
Food used to be good and balanced, so even a homemade remedy for aches and pains like a simply copper bracelet actually worked........because it was a balancing act trying to balance another act, and it worked fine for so many people.
NOW.....even Humpty Dumpty is benign compared to some hippopotumuses I see in broad daylight, go figure!

Purple Gurl wrote:

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Just like the Dianetics you are so obsessed with told you? ;-)
How have you been?

Cafe de La Paix wrote:

Stop pikkin' on me you little nut. I have never used a copper bracelet, but because I have heard so many people that do, AND have relayed the information to the rest of us, whether the 'placebo effect' had ANYTHING to do with it or not, is for me to argue or put words in their mouths.......okay. So stop it already!
Richard Heene is nothing but a manipulator, are so busy listening to stupid people with slanted views and ideas or are you actually watching the news?
Stop it punk!

writewingproxycontin wrote:

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My engrams have really been flaring up recently.

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What is wrong with you wrote:

<quoted text>Why is everybody always pickin' on me?
It was a one eyed, one horned flyin' purple people eater
Not that there is anything wrong with that

Purple Gurl wrote:

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LOL! Go get audited or whatever they call it. Then again, we denizens of Topix will tell you what is wrong. In one of the Yahoo! Groups I am in, the owner has gone on a wild kick posting anti-psychiatry links. On one, I could identify with a few of the points, but disagreed with most. And then I had to look at the about link. Guess who started this so-called "human rights" and anti-psychiatry site? So maybe I should tell the group owner that she is linking to some lunatics. I thought that site seemed a bit like stuff Tom Cruise would say, though he didn't start the site, though he and the site get their stuff from the same place.
What can I say? You've indirectly helped me with critical thinking skills. For instance, one of our Yahoo! Group members created a article in Conservapedia about our cause. Immediately after creating it, someone deleted the article and called it a pack of lies. We all first assumed a specific left-wing radical was responsible. Lets call her Andrea. Then I began to wonder how it could be Andrea. The idea of a mole in the group came to mind first, but it didn't quite seem like the work of Andrea. Realizing it didn't feel like Andrea being behind it as the others alleged, my curiosity was raised and I examined the edit logs and profile of the person who allegedly deleted the article. It couldn't have been her since a right wing religious fundamentalist was responsible that time.
That was actually a shift for me. I tell others not to jump to conclusions and automatically start blaming the right in regards to the rights of the group I am working with, and this time, I saw first hand a right-winger was guilty.

Proff Louie alternator wrote:

<quoted text>GURL..!WOW..!! Take alot of prune juice at night and don't call me in the morning...(don't forget to issue boots to your friends)...

Purple Gurl wrote:

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Okay, so now you want to drag me into it. ;-)