Of course, people who think these machines make them feel better may actually feel better when there's one humming away. Still, no evidence from good studies has emerged to support the health claims made for these devices. And cooking sometimes actually boosts the nutrient content. Don't believe the health claims made for noni juice, which comes from the fruit of the morinda plant, consumed by Polynesians for centuries. Choose a roast beef sandwich instead of a hamburger at fast-food restaurants.
Roast beef is usually much leaner.
Pick a shampoo that smells good and costs least.