Dr. Joe Schwarcz: Mesmer and 'animal magnetism'

[@maryamaejaz1652]

I am completely mesmerised by the number of toy ducks around you! xD

[@MG007.]

I hadn't noticed until you mentioned it, what the hell...😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@coreyrachar9694]

lol i somehow didn't notice...

[@Camilliamahal]

When you raise your frequency within you literally can hypnotize yourself therefore your magnetism changes for you are electricity.

[@thekarmafarmer608]

Hi. Lovely video but slightly patronising of the hypnosis process. Hypnosis does not rely on placebo effect. It`s wrong to use that term although it can describe an indefinable amplification of the process based on the patients will to get better and belief in the system. Also, magnets were far from new in Mesmer`s day. They were used in healing in pre-Vedic times; thousands of years before. Modern magnet therapy does not base itself on Mesmer`s `animal magnetism`. It works on the positively charged potassium, sodium and calcium of the cells that boosts the bioelectric healing process natural in humans. Mesmer was an experimental scientist with regards to this process.

[@BalwantSingh-hs3zc]

Thanks for this decently explained what is animal magnetism. Wish it were a little longer.

[@BlackHairandSkinCare]

I heal people with my hands all the time 💜☀️

[@dr.snapyourneck9142]

I appreciate your video but as a Chiropractor I always ask the skeptics this question “if it works, but isn’t ‘scientifically provable’ why are we, healthcare practitioners so eager to discredit it?” Usually the answer is that “patient safety” or “that’s not how medicine works”. But if you’ve ever been to any healthcare practitioner, be it PT, DC, DO, MD etc, you sign a document that says in so many words “this procedure may fail, reverse, have side effects etc”. I can’t think of a single surgery, medication, imaging, therapy that has a 100% success rate or 0 side effects. So, I propose to the skeptics, accept the unknown, be skeptical but not ignorant.

[@dr.snapyourneck9142]

@Γεώργιος Μαραγκουδάκης Your comment makes no sense of what I said. Secondly, to assume all homeopathy is placebo is wrong. That’s the equivalent of saying Neem leaf is homeopathy, so it’s only placebo and therefore doesn’t work. Now regarding placebo only curing psychosomatic disorders, again completely false. Sir, I am more concerned with your blanket statements which are all false and your lack of understanding regarding my comment. Please tell me you are not in any form a healthcare practitioner

[@dr.snapyourneck9142]

Lol same to you “Doc”

[@rlew8095]

If you guys want to learn more, read the book “You are the placebo” by Dr. Joe Dispenza. I’m reading it now. You are what you tell yourself you are.

[@magomichel6160]

Hes a bone doctor, what would ge know about this subject

[@xmaseveeve5259]

Nonsense.

[@iconaastratta8202]

He focused chi. He knew the secrets of the universe and string theory. The real mystery of Mesmer was after he went into exile nobody knew what he did in the last 20 years of his life.

[@piyushchaudhari7271]

True

[@DelmyTreeCutter]

Please do not do chi, hyptnotism, acupuncture, and things the like. The devil, our adversary walks about seeking whom he may devour. Resist him in the faith brother. And stay away from vaccines. The vaccines and the mark of the beast have too much in common. Revelation 13, Revelation 14, Revelation 16, Revelation 17, Revelation 19, Revelation 20.

[@bodhitreehealthandwellness745]

@@DelmyTreeCutter you need help

[@DelmyTreeCutter]

@@bodhitreehealthandwellness745 We all do need help. Where our help comes from is what really matter. My help comes from the Lord the maker of heaven and earth.

[@nicopeachh]

@@DelmyTreeCutter you have a problem with chi healing and acupuncture? sounds like you just don't like Chinese people...

[@tarologadalma]

Thank you 🙏

[@ScarlettTantrika]

Disagree that magnets wouldn’t have an effect. Magnetic fields influence each other. Auric fields interact

[@suhaybm186]

Can you explain how we can study and apply these auric field concepts? Any solid, non-mystical books or principles of some sort out there?

[@gangstaworldtv]

Powerful messages brother thank you peace

[@sz7568]

thanks! in the book, "the discovery of the unconscious" there is a method refered to as "magnetism"... it was a method before hypnosis. is this the same thing?

[@thisutuber]

_Actually, both “‘resistance”’ and “‘transference”’ had been known to magnetizers and hypnotists. The hypnotists knew that their subjects often showed resistance to falling into a hypnotic sleep, and that once hypnotized, they resisted certain commands, or they would perform suggested acts in a distorted or incomplete way. Forel had described how, when recalling forgotten events, under hypnosis, the procedure became increasingly difficult the closer he came to the critical points that were painful to the patient. As to transference, it was a reincarnation of what had been known for a century as rapport and which Janet had recently brought back into focus as somnambulic influence. Freud’s innovation lay not in introducing the notions of resistance and transference, but in the idea of analyzing them as a basic tool of therapy._ The Discovery of the Unconscious; the History and Evolution of Dynamic Psychiatry by Ellenberger, Henri F 1970

[@amnalodi7297]

I mesmerised by books and ducks behind u give me that 😂

[@ElectroMonkeyz]

You had me at coffee enemas.

[@dancegod1691]

Wonderful presentation!

[@angelmiggymaddie]

I see you like ducks. Thanks for this :)

[@EmeraldSequoiaRose]

💌💌💌! Love this. Thank you!

[@tayya7371]

They don't buy magic but reality that can heal for some serious people out there . you gotta do some research and get involved if not how would you know???

[@sleepinbeaut]

my bro joe schwarcz coming in with that heat. dope vid

[@aaronhillsworld]

Back room for further treatment.... 🤔.... 😂

[@milleniumf15]

Thank you! Studying for an exam on the history of science and this made my day :)

[@kruszer]

Rubber Duckie! I am in love with your collection... What magnets?

[@rademilosavljevic5893]

Maybe Dr Schwarz did not read Mesmer biographies .

[@GabyG48]

I been reading about Johann Joseph Gassner and mesmer interesting stuff they both did

[@SakkiDuran]

Mesmerizing

[@Tulip-i6h]

i can't focus on what you are saying because all I am doing is looking at those cute ducks those are so cute

[@ThePoehladian]

Not magnets but CRYSTALS ⚡

[@AkashKumar-iq8wg]

came for the lesson stayed for the ducks

[@thisutuber]

Guessing you are not a fan of Reiki

[@Randomness78]

who's here after watching "Cure" 1997 movie? 😆

[@Camilliamahal]

Yes yes yes

[@umangternate]

Ah... Another echo from the old tale... Without referring to Esdaile or Elliotson or others... I am writing on Mesmerism right now and looking for something new... But, alas... Again? Doc, can't you see that the sentiment on animal magnetism violates recent studies on the effects of EMF to human health? Or that of the theory of Entanglement? Or at least Seasonal Affective Disorder? Oh...Come on doc... Don't take part in the conspiracy. 😅

[@azizataurus]

Duck magnetizzmm

[@oO-_-_-_-Oo]

.......Jesuits.

[@carykaradasia4568]

The dude was demonically possessed and he was possessing others. That s what he did

[@sabrinasokal]

Cool, what was he like? Since you were there.

[@skillfulmeans88]

wrong