Medical term:

magnetic

mag·net·ic

(mag-net'ik),

1. Relating to or characteristic of a magnet.

2. Possessing magnetism.

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magnet

(măg′nĕt) [Gr. magnes, magnet]

Any body that has the property of attracting iron. This may be a natural iron oxide or a mass of iron or steel that has this property given to it artificially. A piece of iron may be magnetized by passage of an electric current through an insulated wire wound around it.

magnetic (măg-nĕt′ĭk), adjective

Patient discussion about magnetic

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Q. hey guys! has anyone ever tried a chinese magnet to help a diet?? Somwone I know who is a chinse medicine healer, gave me a special magnet you stick to the right thumb of your hand to help evoid snack attacks. Did you ever hear anything about it?? did iot help anyone??

A. i tried magnets. not to dieting but magnets to the feet. supposed to help in giving energy while walking (i hike a lot). couldn't say i felt a big difference, but i only tried it for a day- so i don't know...

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