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Magnetic fluid

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the hypothetical fluid whose existence was formerly assumed in the explanations of the phenomena of magnetism; - no longer considered a meaningful concept.

See also: Magnetic



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These are controlled using a magnetic fluid and which is in turn controlled using an electromagnet.
From there on, he thought he had sufficient magnetic fluid in himself top effect the cures.
Not only is James Braid responsible for coining the term hypnotism he is also responsible for the study that proved that hypnotism was not a product of magnetic fluids flowing through our bodies.
 
 
 
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