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    History of Biomagnetic Pair Therapy

    Sep 27, 2020 2 minutes

    In the 1970s, Dr Richard Broeringmeyer was working for NASA, researching the effects of magnetic fields. Astronauts would reliably come back from space with one leg shorter than the other because being outside of the earth’s magnetic field caused imbalances in their physiology.

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