In this book, Heinsius explores the use of magnets in the treatment of various diseases, drawing on contemporary medical theories and empirical evidence. He provides detailed descriptions of experimental procedures and case studies, as well as critical reflections on the potential benefits and dangers of this method. A fascinating glimpse into the history of medical innovation and experimentation.

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