Certainly reading their book was comical and outrageous, but I was no closer to believing that magnets can increase the circulation of the blood or penetrate any deeper than common liniment. Before I surveyed the veterinarians hereabouts, I talked to a couple of MD's who shared my doubts about magnetic action on the circulation of the blood. They were skeptical. Doctors must use scientific tools. Top of Article That approach applied to the phenomenon of magnetism fails investigation.
Scientists seek that which, at some level of amplification, can connect with our senses.
The reality of magnetism exceeds what science registers. It is nonsensical. Crack scientists can't measure its effects. Crackpot scientists like Davis and Rawls only draw trouble and resentment from the scientific medical community. It is well known that there are medically appropriate scientific ways to describe the electrical configuration of charges across a cell.