Beware, Magnets can confuse your brain.

Scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found a way to switch off your sense of right and wrong, by using magnets.

Scientist first asked a group of volunteers to rate actions on a scale from one (morally forbidden) to seven (permissible), the journal Proceedings of the US National Science Academy reports.

Beware, Magnets can confuse your brain.

Magnetic Suspension Device,

This is just like another sci-fi thing, but now its no longer and you can have it one. Magnetic Suspension Device works on simple basic science. It can keep any bottle or can (up to 300g) dangling in its cylinder by placing a magnet on its top.

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Magnetic Suspension Device,

Magnets can help ease depression

Article appeared on deccanchronicle.com

Magnets may cure depression in people who have not responded earlier to drugs, a new study has said.

A research team from Medical University of South Carolina, US, has revealed that people who had magnets attached to their heads to activate certain parts of the brain were more likely to report relief from depression than those treated with a similar device without a magnet.

The study involved 190 people, of which just under half were randomly assigned to receive the transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy. These people had to wear a helmet like device that applied a magnetic current to the front section of their brain for around 37 minutes a day for three weeks.

Magnets can help ease depression