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Do more magnets = more results??
July 22 2008 at 11:13 PM Em (Login Emilia109)
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Hey guys! I was wondering if adding more magnets to a stack would improve or quicken the results. (I know there isn't really a quick fix, but you know what I mean) Like if I normally just use two and I add another one or two would it give them more magnetic power?
Thanks!
Em
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grace
(Login grace1892) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 4:50 AM
yes ive heard that the magnetic pull will become greater with the amount of magnets u stack. (more magnets more magnetic pull/strength)
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Dixieland
(Login Dixieland) more magnets July 23 2008, 7:41 PM
I wonder how many would be safe? Have any ideas?
Dixieland
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Em
(Login Emilia109) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 8:49 PM
Thanks for the answer, I had hoped it would increase the pull but I thought that might be too easy, lol. I have no idea how many are safe, any ideas?
Em
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kieyah
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SENIOR MEMBER Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 9:33 PM
It does increase the pull but not by much. It does not double like you might think.
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Magma
(no login) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 24 2008, 6:44 PM
Why don't you just get a bigger magnet? Surely that would be the easiest way to get more pulling power?
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Moon
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SENIOR MEMBER Re: Do more magnets = more results?? August 18 2008, 2:03 PM
I remember reading that if you stack more magnets together, the strenght increases, but it doesn't add up as if you had one magnet of the size of the stack, the increase is smaller. Also a stronger magnet probably doesn't mean better growth - it would mean that the magnetic field would be reaching past your breast tissue into your internal organs (lungs mostly) and that would be of no benefit, but potential harm. The positive polarity can also be harmful so it should be used sparingly and above all correctly.
July 22 2008 at 11:13 PM Em (Login Emilia109)
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Hey guys! I was wondering if adding more magnets to a stack would improve or quicken the results. (I know there isn't really a quick fix, but you know what I mean) Like if I normally just use two and I add another one or two would it give them more magnetic power?
Thanks!
Em
Author Reply
grace
(Login grace1892) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 4:50 AM
yes ive heard that the magnetic pull will become greater with the amount of magnets u stack. (more magnets more magnetic pull/strength)
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Dixieland
(Login Dixieland) more magnets July 23 2008, 7:41 PM
I wonder how many would be safe? Have any ideas?
Dixieland
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Em
(Login Emilia109) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 8:49 PM
Thanks for the answer, I had hoped it would increase the pull but I thought that might be too easy, lol. I have no idea how many are safe, any ideas?
Em
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kieyah
(Login kieyah)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 23 2008, 9:33 PM
It does increase the pull but not by much. It does not double like you might think.
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Magma
(no login) Re: Do more magnets = more results?? July 24 2008, 6:44 PM
Why don't you just get a bigger magnet? Surely that would be the easiest way to get more pulling power?
Edit Message Delete Message
Moon
(Login -Moon-)
SENIOR MEMBER Re: Do more magnets = more results?? August 18 2008, 2:03 PM
I remember reading that if you stack more magnets together, the strenght increases, but it doesn't add up as if you had one magnet of the size of the stack, the increase is smaller. Also a stronger magnet probably doesn't mean better growth - it would mean that the magnetic field would be reaching past your breast tissue into your internal organs (lungs mostly) and that would be of no benefit, but potential harm. The positive polarity can also be harmful so it should be used sparingly and above all correctly.