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Sandra Guile, director of communications for the International Association of Better Business Bureaus (BBB), agreed that consumers should think twice before buying through social media advertisements, and interrogate whether a product for weight loss has been approved by food and drug regulators. Typically, BBB encourages customers to use caution when considering using a weight loss product and a healthy sense of skepticism when reading the product claims," she said. As someone who has been struggling with thyroid dysfunction and weight gain, I didn't have much time to work out to shed my excess weight. However, I stumbled upon the Wuxpm ™ Blue Carbon Energy Bracelet and decided to give it a try. To my surprise, it worked wonderfully! In just a few weeks, I noticed significant changes in my body, and many of my friends have noticed the changes too. Despite my condition, I feel much healthier and happier now, thanks to this amazing product.” - Fallon Williams Companies that sell copper or magnetic metallic bracelets claim that their products can ease rheumatoid arthritis pain. Other health claims include:‌ The US Federal Trade Commission says: "Nothing you can wear or apply to your skin will cause you to lose weight. Period."

Schwarcz said that wearing magnets in a bracelet is not dangerous in and of itself, but could prove problematic if a person puts faith in the jewelry over seeking treatment for a serious condition. The posts are part of a pattern of health misinformation spreading on social media that includes other spurious weight loss claims.The common thing among all these claims is that there is not enough scientific evidence to prove or disprove them. There haven’t been enough studies carried out to show that metallic bracelets don’t work. But most of the research that’s been done has found claims about their effectiveness to be partly or completely false. But the bracelets are not a simple weight loss cure, according to Donald Hensrud, associate professor of preventive medicine and nutrition at the Mayo Clinic. Instead, diet and exercise are necessary to achieve weight loss goals, according to public health experts.

There may be no physical health benefits to wearing metallic bracelets. They serve as placebos that help adjust your mental state when dealing with pain or illness. They do not reduce your pain's intensity.The bracelets are also advertised in Facebook posts claiming they provide a "metabolic boost," while a similar product was pitched in posts, including one claiming to offer "magical relief."

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Metallic bracelets made of different materials have different uses. For example, gold bracelets are said to improve brain function, while silver bracelets may ward off infections and boost the immune system. Buy only from trustworthy suppliers. There have been several cases of poisoning or injury because of metallic bracelets. In most cases, this is because the bracelets were made with counterfeit or harmful materials.I know of no good scientific evidence that magnetic bracelets stimulate metabolism or help with weight loss," Hensrud told AFP.