Yahoo . . . NK wonder jewel kicks Q-ray derriere
SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea (news - web sites) claimed Friday that it has developed a wearable device that uses a "jewel" to convert the sun's rays into a photo-electromagnetic field to purify blood and heal a range of serious diseases.
The device, worn as a wristband or ring, was tested on more than 500 patients, the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Friday.
Within hours, it cured 98.8 percent of the patients of a range of conditions, including blood clots in the brain, heart attacks, blocked arteries, the report said. It didn't elaborate.
"It is much better than medicinal therapy, dietary and exercise remedies," KCNA said.
The country remains the world's most isolated country. Its claims cannot be independently verified.
North Korea's communist government is cash-strapped and has been accused of resorting to selling narcotics and missiles to raise money. Alternative health remedies are believed to be popular in the country as health care is poor.
I guess I can retire now since there's nothing left for me to do.
SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea (news - web sites) claimed Friday that it has developed a wearable device that uses a "jewel" to convert the sun's rays into a photo-electromagnetic field to purify blood and heal a range of serious diseases.
The device, worn as a wristband or ring, was tested on more than 500 patients, the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Friday.
Within hours, it cured 98.8 percent of the patients of a range of conditions, including blood clots in the brain, heart attacks, blocked arteries, the report said. It didn't elaborate.
"It is much better than medicinal therapy, dietary and exercise remedies," KCNA said.
The country remains the world's most isolated country. Its claims cannot be independently verified.
North Korea's communist government is cash-strapped and has been accused of resorting to selling narcotics and missiles to raise money. Alternative health remedies are believed to be popular in the country as health care is poor.
I guess I can retire now since there's nothing left for me to do.
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