Re: Electromagnetic frequencies

[Guest guest]

I really don't have the answer to your question, but I have some spare

time, and will research the devices that you mentioned.

The reason for this is that I for a long time just dismissed the claims

that cel phones, computers etc. em fields were damaging, but on

reflection, I guess that emf's can be harmfull, as well as beneficial

if not the correct ones.

I can say that anything that is truly 'Tesla' is probably far ahead of

our technology, if it is truly something that Tesla himself approved

of. I have been fascinated by the works of Tesla or a long time. I have

even suspected that he was a time traveler.

here is a Dr Mercola blast agin' cel phones for now

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/1/3/great-

example-why-you-simply-can-t-believe-that-cell-phones-are-safe.aspx

Dean

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> In Doctors are Dangerous book, the author says that electromagnetic

frequencies (EMF) from cell phones, computers, power lines, etc. is

damaging. She recommends a Tesla pendant. I've also seen orgone

pendants and other orgone devices being sold on the Internet. Wading

through some curezone threads, there's also mention of Carol Croft's

Harmonic Protector and Chiu magnetic devices, among others. It

still seems a little woo-woo to me, but I'm wondering if anyone has any

experience with any of these devices? Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

I would like to see prove that any of these devices work. I have

already bought several different devices and from my own personal

experience, I don't believe any of them worked. I am sensitive to cell

phones and depending on my state, I can feel very bad after a brief

phone call even with these devices (that I bought) that said they

protected from cell phone radiation. So in my opinion, many of these

devices are a scam.

Anyone can say any of their devices offer this protection - where is

the proof?

The best thing I've found is to use the speaker on the phone.

Margaret

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> > In Doctors are Dangerous book, the author says that electromagnetic

> frequencies (EMF) from cell phones, computers, power lines, etc. is

> damaging. She recommends a Tesla pendant. I've also seen orgone

> pendants and other orgone devices being sold on the Internet. Wading

> through some curezone threads, there's also mention of Carol Croft's

> Harmonic Protector and Chiu magnetic devices, among others. It

> still seems a little woo-woo to me, but I'm wondering if anyone has any

> experience with any of these devices? Thanks.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Or you could use the blue tube device ear headphone.mom4sure23 <mom4sure23@...> wrote: I would like to see prove that any of these devices work. I havealready bought several different devices and from my own personalexperience, I don't believe any of them worked. I am sensitive to cellphones and depending on my state, I can feel very bad after a briefphone call even with these devices (that I bought) that said theyprotected from cell phone radiation. So in my opinion, many of thesedevices are a scam.

Anyone can say any of their devices offer this protection - where isthe proof?The best thing I've found is to use the speaker on the phone.Margaret> >> > In Doctors are Dangerous book, the author says that electromagnetic > frequencies (EMF) from cell phones, computers, power lines, etc. is > damaging. She recommends a Tesla pendant. I've also seen orgone > pendants and other orgone devices being sold on the Internet. Wading

> through some curezone threads, there's also mention of Carol Croft's > Harmonic Protector and Chiu magnetic devices, among others. It > still seems a little woo-woo to me, but I'm wondering if anyone has any > experience with any of these devices? Thanks.> >>

[Guest guest]

Dean, That'd be awesome to hear what you find in your research. Thanks, deanl79556 <deanl79556@...> wrote: I really don't have the answer to your question, but I have some spare time, and will research the devices that you mentioned.The reason for this is that I for a long time just dismissed the claims that cel phones, computers etc. em fields were damaging, but on reflection, I guess that emf's can be harmfull, as well as

beneficial if not the correct ones.I can say that anything that is truly 'Tesla' is probably far ahead of our technology, if it is truly something that Tesla himself approved of. I have been fascinated by the works of Tesla or a long time. I have even suspected that he was a time traveler.here is a Dr Mercola blast agin' cel phones for nowhttp://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/1/3/great-example-why-you-simply-can-t-believe-that-cell-phones-are-safe.aspxDean>> In Doctors are Dangerous book, the author says that electromagnetic frequencies (EMF) from cell phones, computers, power

lines, etc. is damaging. She recommends a Tesla pendant. I've also seen orgone pendants and other orgone devices being sold on the Internet. Wading through some curezone threads, there's also mention of Carol Croft's Harmonic Protector and Chiu magnetic devices, among others. It still seems a little woo-woo to me, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with any of these devices? Thanks.>