Titanium healing gets a high-profile push

There is scientific evidence that these products will help pain 30% of the time.(since placebos may work this effectively)

Nicely dressed up, and not harmful, except to the wallet.

I'm kind of disappointed in UH buying into this, though. It lends credibility to this fad treatment. Why didn't UH invest in healing gemstones back in the 80's?

sorry abought the typo wont happen again ALOAHA DOC SNITH

I will have Virginia check this out for propriety. We not need another scandal.

Titanium and magnets are fake. Now that Kinoki footpads, that's the real deal!

Better yet. When I put the bible up against my forehead, evil spirits like Alice disappear.

I am not evil. I am a loyal student at UH. I don't want UH to do anythign which is embarrassing or wrong. Virginia will handle it next week.

Whoever wrote UH should have gotten in on the ground floor of the healing gem fad look guys&gals UH is only lending add. space on the walls oe sidelines of the games they willnever leagly see one red cent of that products proffit if it makes any how do you think they get oall of those logalizez koolers & squuart bottles from gatoraid out of the sports buddgit comeon doc smith ALOAHA

What the hay! I'm going to try it.

cool hon

docsmith of f AINA inPA wrote:

As a medical proffesional i see the alore of a quick fix yes we are 90%H20 and more salts and minerals than you could shake a stick @ as for UofH administraters getting freebys of the products in question in exchange for ad space on the out field walls is a hell of a lot better than moneythat not so long ago was passed under thet table as for theHSB they have us talking! And thats allways good write your bro, allways ALOAHA docsmith

When you say you are a "medical professional" what exactly do you mean? I know you're NOT a physician or a nurse because NO physician or nurse describes himself/herself as a "medical professional". Physicians say, "I'm a doctor". Nurses say, "I'm a nurse". So you make me skeptical when you call yourself a "medical professional". I'm guessing you work in the billing department or maybe you're a housekeeper at a hospital. Maybe you're a nurse's aid or a ward clerk. Also, I know you ain't a nurse or doctor because of your statement that "the body is 90% water". The body IS NOT 90% water. It's about 60-65% water. Only Aquaman's body is 90% water.

DOC SMITH was a nickname I picked up in the army. For your info I was a nurse for 17 yrs then I went to PA school I am now a PA-C which stands for physicians asst. certified with a M.P.H. pa's are certified by the nccpa NAT.COM MISSIONON CERTIFICATION OF PHYSICIANS ASST. WE ARE REQUIRED TO RECERTIFY EVERY 5 YRS.and are required to have amin.of 100 hrs.inCME credits unlike drs who do not have to recertify I admit I was wrong as to the%ofh2o sorryevery one is not perfict

I am a UH student in Japan studies...I am from North Dakota.

You go alice as for mr rasta manI beleve your a nurse if so why not continue your education and become a CRNP or if you think you can make the grade go to pa school there aree manny on the mainland I am sure wwwnccpa.net has a list of schools aa bs & mpa programs 2 4 & 2yrs respectfully doc smith off AINA inPA

Thanks, I am proud of the UH. It is the only real university in our state but does well nationally with major reserach and some very good teaching. It is a major player in Asian studies, languages, religions, etc.

Very informative and objective article. I sincerley believe in the results of the titanium products and I now want one!! I now know where to find them! If it works for Balwan Singh, it will work for me.

I'm definately skeptical---but they sure have become popular in a slow, trickle-effect way. Havent seen much about them in the major health/fitness magazines at the newsstands. Def. a trend to watch!

Maia wrote:

I'm definately skeptical---but they sure have become popular in a slow, trickle-effect way. Havent seen much about them in the major health/fitness magazines at the newsstands. Def. a trend to watch!

You know who I've seen most wearing the Phiten discs? Older Japanese people. On arms, legs and neck for their old age aches and pains.

A lot of young kids playing sports wear the necklaces just because it's "cool".

Your belief in the healing powers of Titanium is like believing that Obama is not a socialist and communist.

I know hon. You are all voting for him. Wrap that Titanium around your head tightly, very, very tightly to experience maximum effect.

I participated in a demonstration at a trade show by some huckster who had some spray that they claimed was supposed to aid flexibility. First they had me reach down and try to touch my toes; they measured the distance between the tips of my fingers and the floor with a ruler (this was an empirical test after all). Then, they sprayed my lower back with something and rubbed it into the skin. Then, they had had me do the same reach down drill again. When the distance was measured again, wow, I could actually reach down over an inch further!

Did the spray help? Well, I’m no medical professional, but either the miracle spray on my back somehow loosened the tendons at the backs of my legs, or, the first bend-over (kind of a symbolic gesture, actually) stretched my hamstrings enough so that bend-over number two gained an inch.

By all means, folks: do try this at home.

Thanks to The Mufster, I feel like I have bent over enough.