[Theoria]

[BipolarBob]

I think I saw this movie. it didn’t turn out well though.

[DeathBeforeDishonor1]

I was at a friends house and he has magnets that keep his hot tub clean. No chemicals, no chlorine and the water was crystal clear.

[Candor7]

You may find this interesting PING.

[I want the USA back]

That is the work of the mind of a genius.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Hmmm.

[DeFault User]

This sounds like chelation,nonly in reverse...the metallic particles attach to the bacteria as opposed to the removal of metals from the blood.

[itsahoot]

Traveling Medicine Men have been touting the power of magnetism as miracle cure since the 1800s. 😀

[Candor7]

You may find this of interest

[ctdonath2]

Fun fact: blood has enough iron that you could make a sword from 400 of your enemies.

https://www.tor.com/2017/07/20/sword-forged-from-the-blood-of-your-enemies/

[gaijin]

Nah!

This concept has been around for 10 years.

Still a good post, though.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

You have gotta love engineers. Always thinking.

[infool7]

BRILLIANT!

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[moovova]

Incredibly clever.

[11th_VA]

“More Leaches !!!!”

[LaMudBug]

Can this treatment be used on Chronic Kidney Disease early stages to improve the gfr score? If anyone knows, please post a response.

[richardtavor]

What a great idea! A disease filter...

[Fedora]

More on this: "The way in which traditional dialysis filters the blood is non-specific, and simply relies on molecular weight to remove individual blood components. By contrast, MediSieve uses biocompatible magnetic particles coated with binding agents (such as antibodies) which target specific blood components. It then uses magnetic forces to extract these magnetic particles, and crucially, the blood targets they’re bound to. MediSieve’s blood filtration device The whole process takes place outside the body and the MediSieve system is designed to integrate with existing hospital peristaltic haemofiltration pumps. George commented: “Using this method, practically anything can be removed from the blood, including specific cell populations, pathogens, toxins, inflammatory cytokines and even potentially viruses. “The vision is to revolutionise the treatment of diseases like malaria, sepsis, leukaemia and others, improving patient outcomes, and ultimately saving lives.” MediSieve’s first product for malaria has completed pre-clinical validation and is ready to enter clinical trials. Its second product for sepsis is undergoing pre-clinical validation.": ‘Innovator of the Year Award’ for UCL alumnus who developed revolutionary blood filtration device

[Nifster]

Oh right. This and chelation

Please pass the tin foil

[Rashputin]

Even if this only works on a subset of the known bacteria that causes great harm it could reduce the use of antibiotics the over use of which now leads to immunizing some strains of bacteria against the least expensive antibiotics.

[BuffaloJack]

Well done to George Frodsham.
A thinking outside the box solution to a problem.