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Old 09-27-2009, 05:36 PM #14
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Many people have that "buzzing" effect... PNers, MSers,
RSDers... it is very common. It does not mean you have excess electricity coursing thru your body.

I can induce this feeling with a simple magnet. (put with the N pole against the skin). The South pole will block pain, very effectively. But the North may cause buzzing.
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