We're sleeping above the ground now.

first off, many doctors give "magnet therapy" to patients who have had injuries. If magnets were that harmfall they wouldn't be considered a good form of therapy. Though between you and me, magnet therapy is typically for someone who has nothing wrong with them except in their head, so that's the treatment and they think it helps fix the problem.

ANYWAYS, sounds great, but what can the house be made of? I mean you can't have a carpet because the staples would be ripped out, and nails, that'd be no good either. So basically you need a special house for it.

AS for the table, not such a good idea, putting your legs underneath it. I wouldn't put anything underneath it and interrupt the magnet flow. Oh, there's another problem, what about storage space under the bed? Or bunk beds? Can you have a magnet bed floating over another magnet bed?

THE JACKEL

I'd get one, but surely it doesn't have to be that high above the ground?

http://www.google.com/search?num=100...cer%22&spell=1

After reading some of these links Ill pass on the bed, thanks.:)

Just out of saying. If you passed on everything that supposedly causes cancer, you;d be one hell of a boring person.

Do we really have to argue.

Magnetism is a form of radiation. Certain degress of magnestism , like lifting a bed probabally leads to a long term effects of cancer. Treatment is a very different and complcited issuse than sleeping on a magnet everyday is.

if you interrupt the magnetic field, yes you would have problems after too long of exposure, but the field is mainly between the bed and the floor, so with pads and everything on the bed, you should be out of the magnetic field, at least for the most part.

THE JACKEL

No we don't have to argue and I do know what magnetism is. Also I've seen a family member with cancer, so don't tell me what treatment is like.

one and a half million dollars for a bed. yikes

Ooooh pretty, I want a floating bike next ^_^

When you drop a atom bomb it forms radation and it spreads around it doesnt just sit in one spot actually it is absorbed into every metal and particle in waves , it corrupts the cellular compostion of living flesh and it melts the molecules in metals. This causes people to have dead cells and for there hair to fall out and for there skin to weaken and start to deterrate. Radiation is any form does not just stay in a nice controlled area, it just depends on how much you are exposed to. That is unless it is within a nuclear reaction containment center on a nuclear submarine ....

In the article it says that there are magnets on the floor. It also says that one with piercings should be able to sit on the bed with no problem, but going under it could cause bad things. :(

The whole design is crazy.Of course going under in direct contact would cause bad things. Just wait a year this design will be outlawed because of the long term effects regardless of where you stand.

If my cat goes under it and disrupts the magnet....poor kitty..poor crushed kitty...

I also agree that it will probably end up being outlawed if they don't find a way to make it safer.

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Originally Posted by lovehurts

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The whole design is crazy.Of course going under in direct contact would cause bad things. Just wait a year this design will be outlawed because of the long term effects regardless of where you stand.

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If you read the article, you'd know that by "Bad things", I meant your piercing would get stuck on something.