I just read an article on BBC about ‘medbeds’: The truth about 'medbeds' - a miracle cure that doesn't exist.
There are apparently several facilities that offer medbeds (medical/meditation beds), and this case it is a place called Tesla BioHealing. They are careful not to claim to be able to heal anything, but on the other hand inform us that “Many people note improvements in their wellbeing even after only an hour of resting on a Tesla MedBed.”
An hour in their motel room cost $160, but you can buy a home generator at up to $19,999.
Before you go to rest on a medbeds, your “life force energy” is measured, an after the treatment there is a significant improvement!
I find it unusual that a decidedly skeptical article is produced by well-known news media. There are comments by Sara Aniano, a disinformation analyst at the Anti Defamation League's Centre on Extremism, and Dr. Stephen Barrett.
There are apparently several facilities that offer medbeds (medical/meditation beds), and this case it is a place called Tesla BioHealing. They are careful not to claim to be able to heal anything, but on the other hand inform us that “Many people note improvements in their wellbeing even after only an hour of resting on a Tesla MedBed.”
An hour in their motel room cost $160, but you can buy a home generator at up to $19,999.
Before you go to rest on a medbeds, your “life force energy” is measured, an after the treatment there is a significant improvement!
I find it unusual that a decidedly skeptical article is produced by well-known news media. There are comments by Sara Aniano, a disinformation analyst at the Anti Defamation League's Centre on Extremism, and Dr. Stephen Barrett.
via International Skeptics Forum https://ift.tt/4rjCtb5
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