What is the miracle cure that occupies the Internet and no one knows it?

 Weird websites are teeming with talk or advertisements of "miracle devices" called "Mopeds" that can cure almost any ailment you can think of using the power of mystical energy. Some companies charge thousands of dollars for using these devices, but these allegations have not been proven.

This small-town Mississippi motel-turned-medical therapy center is far from a place that houses supposedly world-changing technology, says a flyer in its deserted lobby. Almost, which describes these therapies as "the new wave of scientific therapy.

But since last summer, the building in East Dubai, Illinois, about three hours west of Chicago, has been outfitted with little-known medical devices that supposedly provide patients with "life force energy".

This former motel is one of several sites across the United States that offer this type of treatment and is affiliated with Tesla BioHealing, which has nothing to do with the famous car company.