The Food and Drug Administration is skeptical of magnets' ability to relieve pain, but last December the New York Times published a story about a researcher at Baylor's Institute for Rehabilitation Research who found that magnets significantly reduced pain from post-polio syndrome.
The food and Drug Administration does not believe that magnets can relieve pain.
The food and drug Administration supports the claim that magnets can relieve pain.
The dogs are outside.
A dog is leaping over a fence.
An old lady is buying hair supplies at the store.
There is a man helping a girl in orange
Three men are sitting on a bench by a concession stand.
Julius returned two days later.