I got sick because of the wrong polarity
Now I'm pretty convinced the rings work beyond any doubt, and that it's not placebo. I didnt sleep at all last night because I went to bed late and had to go somewhere that morning. So I just stayed up, but that plan didnt work because I had too much caffiene and ended up crashing at the place I had to go to and feeling horrible. My sister said she was sick, and I just thought whatever, but apparently I had caught whatever she had. After my appointment, I had felt a slight fever coming on, very slight, but most of it was just from being tired. I had my neodynium magnets I use for the rings, but I left my instruction sheet somewhere else, and decided to see if I could do it from my head, and taped my left finger right, but I ended up taping the right finger the same as the left finger. I thought I got it right, and took a nap. When I got out of my nap, I felt horrible. I had a pretty bad fever, and my muscles ached and I had a headache. At first, I thought my body was just healing, I remembered Alex's "no pain no gain" and also remembered lots of people saying that a fever is your body fighting the virus or whatever, but I just found the paper and checked the rings polarity, because maybe I did mess up doing it from memory, and I found out I put the right ring on the same settings as the left ring. I took off the right magnets, and felt immediately felt a good bit better, and then I taped the right polarity on, and then about a minute after, had almost no fever and felt fine. I think this is proof that the rings work at least basically as advertised, because it's a test not many ring users bothered trying. I dont believe it'll be as noticable if you just mess up once like me if you're already healthy, but if you do it while you're sick, you're definitely going to feel worse. As far as positive effects of the rings, when I wake up, my eyes are very white and sharp looking, and I'm also noticing my skin getting tighter. I've noticed the "grids" (like fingerprint of the rest of your skin on your body) is getting much more seeable. Also, when riding my bike, I have much more energy than usual, and my posture is much better than before, too. I mentioned my posture in my earlier post, but I still stand up much more straight. One wierd and kind of unwanted effect is that my skin is turning whiter. That's not so bad, really, it's erasing some tan I think, not much, but it's helping to get rid of a lot of the "redness" my skin had before, random redish tinges, like this: http://www.captaincutaneum.com/science/melanoma/images/melanoma_01-over.jpg btw, that's a skin cancer picture, but the surrounding skin is what I'm talking about. Also, my hearing has improved. Before, it was bad for a teenager, and people have to repeat stuff for me to get what they said. It was probably due to loud music and fireworks, which is a pretty manly way to get hearing loss, I think. 8) But now, when I'm listening to music, I can hear details much better, and people have to repeat stuff less and I'm able to listen in on conversations better. One negative/positve thing, is my food tastes are changing. Not to the point where I cant eat anything bad I used to eat, but I feel like I know what's an unhealthy food just by taste, and it seems my body tries to get rid of anything unhealthy I eat fairly quickly. One other thing I noticed is that I'm more sensitive to salt content in food than I used to be, but on the flipside, I'm much less sensitive to caffiene than before. Before, 1-2 energy drinks would have my heart pounding pretty hard, but now it's not very noticable. My vision has always been very good, but I believe it's improved, too. It's gotten quite a bit sharper, and I can even see smog and stuff that everyone else doesnt see. I hope I can get a pair of real rings soon, only like 10 more clicks to go. My rings in general are a pain, because I need to go pull out my compass and tape them on each time, so an actual ring rather than 4 magnets and tape would be much more convenient.