Is the use of a "power pyramid" for healing a form of superstition and a type of polytheism (shirk), considering its alleged benefits in treating diseases and preserving things from decay, and its effect on bodies, food, and water, as explained in the detailed experiment mentioned?
In conclusion, the "pyramid power" is a baseless myth. Dr. Abd al-Muhsin Saleh has proven the falsity of these claims through practical experiments in his laboratory and inside the pyramid itself. Bacterial growth inside the pyramid was greater than outside, indicating that decay and decomposition are faster within it. Furthermore, the so-called "pyramid power" in sharpening razor blades or curing psychological illnesses is nothing more than a myth.
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