The overlap of people who read this and people who believe in new agey medicine has got to be really fucking small, but I suspect at least one or two of you might believe that there’s some credibility to things like the Q-Ray bracelet or other similar magnetized jewelry.  I have a cruel streak in this department.  I love compromising placebo effects.  So here is a short and clear article that unintentionally explains exactly why magnetic jewelry is bullshit.  “Does MRI attract the iron in your blood? (No.)”

[Fortinbras gains 200 pounds and grows his hair three feet long.]