Do These Trion:Z Bracelets Really Work ?

I have worn the Trion:Z bracelet since May 2006 and have had great benefit from it. There is a book “The Ion Effect” by Fred Soyka that covers studies of the effect of ions on the body. There is another book called “The body electric” that covers the physiological explanation of ions and magnetic fields’ effects on the body. Look into it!

Now, what does Ions have to do with magents? ions are possitivly charged or negitivly depending on what they are made from and there bonds??? sort it out!!!

Dear Mike,
Lay off of Ben, he was only trying to provide an simple, albeit flawed, explanation for the ions. As for yourself, maybe the pain in your hands has come from fondling millions of fellow golfer’s ”balls” over the years, you pretentious buffoon.

Sincerely Yours,
Whitworth

Mike,

You’re a jerk, find some happiness in your life.

Unlike the rest of you half-wits, I agree with Mike. After my Chemistry course I can tell you, ions can be pos/neg charged – like the magnet. Also ions have become and ion by the transfer/share of electrons. Electrons are negatively charged. Trion:z suggest the skin picks up a positive charge from waves such as UV and Phones etc. Therefore the ions can rub against the negative charge => become negatively charged and therefore prevent the positive charge on the skin (which Trion:z suggest affect concentration and doesn’t help joints). Ben wasn’t particularly friendly with Mike and if anyone takes Mikes reply to Ben to heart, you really deserves a slap. Its a computer comment! How does a comment like that affect your life – really?! Its not hurtful, I’m sure Ben doesn’t care if he misspelt words.
Ben

i do care actualy

Or should that be “incorrectly” instead of wrong?

would all of you just shut up it really doesn’t matter.

wow, why do you bother commenting on these stupid form things anyway. your just a very rude person

Mike…you must have a lot of negative ions.

Have a lovely day. You sound like you need one.

Mike,

Not only are the world’s best golf blogger, you’re also pretty dang smart!

Love

the CALAMAN

MIKE SIGERS is the ultimate golf blogger and he plain rules!

I love him muchly!

Hey Mike, you’re a big ugly jerk and are rude. I happen to know more about molecular physics and chemistry than probably any of you jargon heads so i will let everyone know that ionic charge and magnetic charge have NOTHING to do with each other. They both exist, and they’re both charges but thats about all they have in common. Ions are charged particles, but they are NOT magnetically charged. There is no reason to fight over the issue because neither one matters. This is still under scientific investigation and NO ONE has clear results about the effects. Most likely, the effects are minimal since the results seem to be hit or miss with many test subjects. Now stop being children!

Mike,
You are right, the small courses of physics and chemistry don’t really matter that much.

Oh wait, these fields of study are highly valued if you want to understand anything about the physical universe that you’re in, rather than just take up space in it. Maybe you should take you skills of wordplay and type useless questions barely known websites. Then you could mock those trying to help by using sarcasm and your courageous wit. Maybe that will boost your confidence enough to make you not hate yourself for a day.

For those here for actual information, my point was; neither ionic nor magnetic charges have any KNOWN effect on the human body. Therefore, presence or absence of these charges doesn’t matter and those arguing about what they are need not argue. The discussed product is still under scientific investigation and all effects are person by person. Therefore, only the experiences of others would be able to better decide if they work or not.

Now, if you aren’t Mike, you can make informed decisions on the majority opinion, instead of making up your mind while posting the question and then being rude to the only person who provided an actual scientific fact. (Whether it be misspelled and full of grammatical errors or not.)

P.S. Mike, I hope you realize that you dissed the ONLY person that was right. Ben was correct that both ions and magnets have positive and negative charge, but the charges are very different and cannot be compared. The same way you couldn’t subtract 4 apples from 5 bananas. Maybe you should be the one asking about a side of fries.

A typical ad hominem argument from someone with nothing intelligent to say. Using where I might be from is a great tactic by the way. I could never possibly be using a false name and a routed ip address. Oh wait, you probably wouldn’t have any idea about that either, since you are so clearly and obtrusively unintelligent.

Great job with the ionology comment too. You couldn’t even bother to find out the actual field that we’re talking about. A quick google search would have done it, and the spell check should have given away the fact that ionology doesn’t exist.

Mike I think you are hilarious. Jim I think you know what you are talking about (with regards to the science). I hope to hear more from you Jim especially if you here of any breakthroughs in the investigation of these bracelets. I already have one, I just think they look cool and I have my school logo on it. I suggest anyone that get one make sure you like the way it looks just in case it turns out to do nothing hahaha. My mom, not the scientific type has said that the arthritis in her hands has gone away. Also my uncle swears by it, but he is a golf gear junkie. All in all there are two trust worthy people I know that believe there has been positive effects. Keep up the entertaining conversations. And as far as misspelling words, am I the only one here that gets the little red line under misspelled words, not that it matter, but this should be an easy fix. If you don’t get the red line try switching to google chrome. It does it for you

Thanks for having a big time with us Sambo!

How’s thangs down there at Clemson?

Wow! I was trying to research these bracelets and had the same question as mike. Then when people started answering him all he did was being a jerk. I guess some people get their kicks off of being a jerk to helpful people. Don’t get me wrong I love being a jerk when someone is an idiot but not when people are answering my questions for me. Mike do you have a big truck an over compensating for your manhood? Does your man-gina hurt? Are you angry at life or do you just not like helpful people on this site? Anyway thought tho thread was entertaining enough to leave a comment that had absolutely nothing to do with the original topic. Mike you really are the best golf blogger ever. Prolly even the best blogger ever. You my friend are just simply the best EVER!!! Oh and btw you might want to get your man-gina checked. When you got something fungal in your lady jungle… Gynalotrimin!

Does anyone else read this post and think to themselves that Mike is trying successfully to be funny. It is pretty embarrassing even if not using chrome to spell that many words wrong and if it bothers you so much when someone comments on it I’m sure you could find a second grade spelling book to practice from. Otherwise let’s not cry over someone pointing out our mistakes.
Thank you Mike for making me laugh today.