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the truly scientific minded will not let a preexisting model or theory interfere with experimental results --- he will experiment and let the results speak for themselves, regardless of how unexpected they may be.
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Fair enough, but wouldn't you agree that it's naive to believe anything you hear or read on the internet? I could tell you that pissing in your cereal every morning builds immunity against disease, but I doubt you would experiment with that.
But to be fair, I'll keep an open mind.
So this technique is supposed to be able to cure real illnesses right? Just because you felt "as if someone were reaching inside your body and 'shifting things around'" doesn't really prove anything. Nor does your belief that there were no "placebo" or other psychological affects at work. Tell me about someone who was cured of a real illness this way. I think if evidence like that really existed it would be well known.
And I do apologize for calling it dumb. That wasn't very nice. Please provide some actual evidence that this works.