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British royals secretly employed a mystic who claimed she could heal ailments with vibrations

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The British monarchy loves a good alternative medicine scandal. King George VI and the Queen Mother were devoted clients of Lilian Bailey, a trance medium, and also entertained various radionics practitioners. These mystics believed they could cure ailments by sending invisible healing vibrations through a lock of hair or a drop of blood. It’s exactly like Wi-Fi, but for royal diseases.

British royals secretly employed a mystic who claimed she could heal ailments with vibrations
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