Two points around the naval have the same elements, magnesium and mangasese. There is no scientific evidence of benefit. There are reports of contamination and poor quality control in an unregulated industry. A treatment based on the concept that a medicine becomes more potent, as it becomes more diluted. There is no conclusive evidence of any results, other than a placebo efffect from this treatment.
Treatments are sometimes so diluted that they are only water.
The inducement of a trance like state of heightened suggestibility and compliance to the therapist. This method has been used as a means to enter occultic spirit contact. It is well documented in medical settings as anesthesia. Cases of nutritional deficiency have occurred, and there is no evidence of cancer cures as claimed by promoters. Removal of diseased organs or body parts through apparent supernatural means without sterilization, medical instruments, or anesthesia.