here's a fun game: try to figure out what, exactly, these thousand dollar "holistic wellness" products are supposed to do.
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batman
1 months ago
clearly they help you resonate with your spiritual chakras better
batman
1 months ago
fuckin... duh
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"“Individualized Microcurrent Frequencies” ("IMF") is a proprietary technology of Healy World. It uses the data from a physical noise generator to assign a priority to frequencies that professional user experience indicates have the highest relevance for the user."
it is… a white noise machine?
batman
1 months ago
it lets you control the tailed beasts inside your body
batman
1 months ago
they're only at 7 tails rn though
batman
1 months ago
they're still working on the 9 tails version
red wolf
1 months ago
this doesnt seem peer-reviewed
red wolf
1 months ago
like on the one hand weird shit affects your nervous system and neurologists don't know why yet. on the other hand,
Gemini
1 months ago
"healy world" ok then
cat burglar
1 months ago
i mean, i'm definitely going to add on the HealAdvisor Analyse Meridian Module for an extra $1000
red wolf
1 months ago
if this were a normal price my mom would have gotten it for me on the basis that 'couldn't hurt'
it's also an mlm!!!
red wolf
1 months ago
it doesn't say you'd be recruiting new sellers but 'multilevel compensation model' was a choice of words
red wolf
1 months ago
definitely not peer reviewed
feeble scholar
1 months ago
actual health care in the US is cheaper holy shit
red wolf
1 months ago
here is the thing, most care options for chronic pain aren't!!!
oh wow I assumed they were some kind of advanced tracker, like they somehow tracked more than just the standard fitness device
WORM MOON
1 months ago
"Program Pain, Pain locally" is arguably the most obscure phrase like... what does that even mean
WORM MOON
1 months ago
i know a certain subsect of crunchy girlies are into like auras and programing speak as aura healing but literally what does this mean
WORM MOON
1 months ago
oh it also has a subscription service...
makes you see ghosts, obvs
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