Re: BioProtect card, Quantum Pro and Stetzer

[Guest guest]

Hello , you are comparing a microbe with an elephant.

Everything has of course electronic properties, but the amount of it differs

enormously.

People are frightened by underground waterbeams, because people with a

divining rod make many people frightened.

But the fields from those are minimal compared with the enormous and quite

good measurable static magnetic fields on metal parts in beds.

There are even people who place magnets under metal spring mattresses. The

fools.

So, you should not worry about the gasses regarding electronic fields.

The chemicals incorporated are quite a different chapter, and these are to

be regarded closely.

Fluor is a nasty poisonous chemical.

Greetings,

Claessens

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Re: BioProtect card, Quantum Pro and Stetzer

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>> > Just curious...is there any detection for electromagnetic gases such as

>> > hydrogen fluoride?

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>> > Or Radon? What about monitoring the household gases. It is not only the

>> > electricity

>> > coming into a home that causes symptoms of electromagnetic sensativity.

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>> > One of the key indicators of radiation exposure is compromised thyroid.

>> > It

>> > is interesting if

>> > you look at the chemicals reported in the water that cause thyroid,

>> > from

>> > the google search

>> > you get hits with fluoride. (CNN announced a chemical contamination of

>> > water causing

>> > problems with women's thryroid suspicion surrounding perchlorate).

>> > Fluoride is THEE most

>> > electromagnetic element appearing on the periodic table.

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>> > I would assume that the EMF from flouride would be applicable to sodium

>> > fluoride too.

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>> > So is it not possible that would be the toothpaste in the bathroom

>> > giving

>> > off those

>> > readings...no? Or the water in the kitchen or the sulpherly fluoride

>> > sprayed on the dry

>> > foods in your pantry, or the Monsanto engineered grains (Round-Up

>> > Ready)

>> > " treated " .

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>> > http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00051658.htm

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>> > Just curious.

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