Overcoming the Sceptics, Rewarding Advocates, and Expanding Q Magnets' Reach
Greetings from Q magnets!
We hope you’re enjoying the festive spirit as we approach the holiday season. As the year comes to a close, we look forward to celebrating the joy and warmth that this special time brings.
The last few weeks have been incredibly rewarding as I travelled across the Netherlands and Belgium, meeting with medical practitioners—both experienced users of Q Magnets and those curious to learn more.
One of the highlights was a fascinating discussion with a group of orthopaedic surgeons at a regional hospital. Their fresh perspectives were invigorating, particularly one surgeon’s comments about Q Magnets being a valuable tool for patients experiencing inflammatory pain rather than those needing surgical intervention for severe nerve compression. There are many cases of people experiencing sensitized pain, where Q magnets have worked a treat.
One surgeon even quoted the famous physicist Max Planck, who said:
“A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die.”
This principle, often paraphrased as
“Science progresses one funeral at a time”
reminds us how challenging it can be to introduce new ideas into entrenched systems. Hearing this openness from the next generation of specialists was inspiring.
Challenging Ideological Capture in Healthcare
Introducing innovative technology in healthcare isn’t always easy. As Mae-Wan Ho eloquently wrote in The Rainbow and the Worm:
“Science is a quest for the most intimate understanding of nature. It is not an industry set up for the purpose of validating existing theories and indoctrinating students in the correct ideologies.”
Unfortunately, many organizations—even in healthcare—are slow to adapt due to ideological capture and vested interests. For example, Wikipedia's page on Magnetic Therapy has been notoriously resistant to edits suggesting even modest claims about multipolar magnets, reverting back to sceptical positions almost immediately.
Despite these challenges, it’s heartening to see more open-minded practitioners willing to explore Q Magnets as a non-invasive, drug-free option for managing pain. If you’ve benefited from Q Magnets yourself, we encourage you to share your story with others—and we’d love to reward you for helping us spread the word.
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Real People, Real Stories
When you share Q Magnets, you’re helping people like Dean, thanks to this innovative technology. Your advocacy can make a real difference in the lives of those struggling with chronic or inflammatory pain.
Thank you for being part of our mission to spread awareness and innovation in pain relief.
Until next time, stay curious and stay well,
James Hermans and the Q Magnets Team
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