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What about the claim that crystals can heal or change moods? Total B.S?
Almost absolute rubbish. Regarding healing: no it does not work. Regarding changing moods: well an advocate of crystals would probably be quite happy to get one for Christmas, personally I would be pretty annoyed so there's some mood changes right there but it's totally down to how the person views crystals and not though some magic woo.navynuclear said:What about the claim that crystals can heal or change moods? Total B.S?
navynuclear said:What about the claim that crystals can heal or change moods? Total B.S?
zoobyshoe said:Yes, but if I tell you to close your eyes, put out your hand, and ask you what you feel without suggesting any particular sensation, why should you feel a moving heat spot?
I guess this got split off from the other thread.FlexGunship said:Perhaps other individuals experience it in some other way. We have a sample size of one. I would bet that I wouldn't feel anything at all, and someone else might feel a cooling sensation. Maybe you feel whatever you most associate with "healing." Perhaps, in this case, the mark is most used to "heating pads" as a healing method as opposed to "ice packs."
Just an idea.
Ryan_m_b said:Almost absolute rubbish...
The concept behind using crystals for healing is based on the belief that these natural minerals possess certain vibrations and energies that can affect our own energy and physical well-being. It is believed that by placing crystals on or around the body, the energy field of the crystals can interact with our own energy field and promote healing and balance.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the healing powers of crystals. While some studies have shown that certain minerals may have some beneficial properties, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that crystals have any direct impact on our mood or physical health.
There are a few reasons why people may claim to have experienced positive effects from using crystals. One is the placebo effect, where the belief in the healing powers of the crystals can create a perceived improvement in mood or health. Another is the power of suggestion, where the person may feel a certain way because they have been told that the crystals will have that effect on them. Lastly, it could simply be a coincidence or temporary improvement in mood or health that is attributed to the crystals.
While there is no scientific evidence to suggest that crystals have any direct healing powers, they also do not have any known negative effects on mood or health. However, some people may experience discomfort or allergic reactions to certain types of crystals, so it is important to consult a healthcare professional before using them.
Yes, there are many alternative methods for improving mood and promoting well-being besides using crystals. Some examples include practicing mindfulness, exercise, spending time in nature, and seeking therapy or counseling. It is important to find what works best for each individual and to approach any alternative methods with a critical and open mind.