Magnets work really well for me. I buy very inexpensive ones, and they last forever. No side effects.
They have to be placed carefully, over the nerve path that is
over firing however. And they have to be strong. We now have much stronger ones easily available compared to 10 yrs ago.
Back then 2 little neodymiums cost $30.
Now you can get 50 of them for less than $10.
The plastic coated ones, are about $1 each. Compared to "medical" magnets, they are an amazingly low price!
This is my magnet thread:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ghlight=magnet
People with implanted devices cannot use magnets at home.
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