Just my two for what it's worth

I work in the medical field and have for over 20 years. Not a doctor but I work with them closely and you cannot work in medicine and not know a little something about the human body and what is possible and what is not.

First of all I have no problem with any medical product that doesn't make false claims that might lead to death. In other words, if any product claims to cure cancer, HIV, or any other terrible disease process than I take issue. People have a tendency to be more gullable and/or vulnerable when they are terminally ill and I simply don't take too kindly to people profiting from this sort of situation. Since Al's products don't seem to "Jump This Shark", I remain open minded.

Now add to that the fact that it has been proven that copper, through electro-magnetic fields, actually cures arthitis, and Al might just be onto something. I know of the effect of copper from first hand experiences. Put a copper bracelet on and watch how fast that sore elbow starts to feel a bit better. Don't believe me? Ask some of the world's best golfers why they wear them.

So.....

Am I endorsing Al's products? Nope. But I am basically advising that people remain open-minded with regard to this med tech.

150 years ago they used maggots on wounds to clean them up when they were getting infected. Now sterile maggots are placed into hard to heal wounds in order to facilitate the healing process.

For hundreds of years it was believed that leeches were medicinal. Now they are used to re-establish bloodflow into limbs that were severed and reattached or in cases of diabetes where blood flow has been diminished. The leeches literally suck the blood back into the distal spaces and revitalize the extremeties.

Medicine requires an open mind. A placebo will work because the power of the human mind allows it to. So long as someone isn't telling you "Use this and you won't die", I don't take issue.