Re: Nikken PiMag Optimizer

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http://office.5pillars.com/e-nikken/pimag/optimizer.htm

I went to an Abilities Expo in San Mateo, CA today and saw this small water

machine that creates a little vortex type thing in the water. I didn't ask

how much it costs. Anyone try one? They have a carbon filter system that

they use first. The Optimizer has a coral/ceramic element in the bottom

that reflects far-infrared energy into the water. J.

[Guest guest]

http://office.5pillars.com/e-nikken/pimag/optimizer.htm

I went to an Abilities Expo in San Mateo, CA today and saw this small water

machine that creates a little vortex type thing in the water. I didn't ask

how much it costs. Anyone try one? They have a carbon filter system that

they use first. The Optimizer has a coral/ceramic element in the bottom

that reflects far-infrared energy into the water. J.

[Guest guest]

This looks like a MLM gimmic. The URL offers no hard facts. You could

always test the effect by taping a two magnets to the side of your

blender. That will give the effect of the pi magnet, as well as put more

oxygen into the water. I went to a Nikken meeting once, with the primary

object of asking the official Nikken MD some specific questions about

Nikken product polarities. The good MD made his official pronouncements,

and was faster getting out of the building than Elvis. Save your money.

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> http://office.5pillars.com/e-nikken/pimag/optimizer.htm

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> I went to an Abilities Expo in San Mateo, CA today and saw this small water

> machine that creates a little vortex type thing in the water. I didn't ask

> how much it costs. Anyone try one? They have a carbon filter system that

> they use first. The Optimizer has a coral/ceramic element in the bottom

> that reflects far-infrared energy into the water. J.

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I think it is MLM. They had Nikken magnetic insoles which I

think people have complained about on this list. What size or type magnets

would you tape on a blender? J.

Re: Nikken PiMag Optimizer

This looks like a MLM gimmic. The URL offers no hard facts. You could

always test the effect by taping a two magnets to the side of your

blender. That will give the effect of the pi magnet, as well as put more

oxygen into the water. I went to a Nikken meeting once, with the primary

object of asking the official Nikken MD some specific questions about

Nikken product polarities. The good MD made his official pronouncements,

and was faster getting out of the building than Elvis. Save your money.

[Guest guest]

Not sure about exactly what magnet. The only reference I could find for

Pi magnetics is a ceramic magnet mfg in Germany. My economy sugestion

would be that you go to a small engine repair shop (lawnmower). Last

time I pulled one apart they had a big circular magnet with a cutout of

about 3 inches. Have them give you one from a trashed engine. Stretch it

out a bit, to fit the blender glass. Now you will have a permanent

magnet with poles on opposite sides of the glass. Blend away.

wrote:

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> Thanks . I think it is MLM. They had Nikken magnetic insoles which I

> think people have complained about on this list. What size or type magnets

> would you tape on a blender? J.

>

> Re: Nikken PiMag Optimizer

>

> This looks like a MLM gimmic. The URL offers no hard facts. You could

> always test the effect by taping a two magnets to the side of your

> blender. That will give the effect of the pi magnet, as well as put more

> oxygen into the water. I went to a Nikken meeting once, with the primary

> object of asking the official Nikken MD some specific questions about

> Nikken product polarities. The good MD made his official pronouncements,

> and was faster getting out of the building than Elvis. Save your money.

>

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[Guest guest]

Last time I checked all Radio Shacks sell small magnets in 3 shapes. 3

for a quarter; 25 cents apiece. Etc. They are off inventory, so talk to

the manager to make a deal for a boxfull. I got enough 1/8 " magnets

w/holes in the middle to make it easy to sew them on a bedpad. A

cigar-box full. I made a magnetic bed for $17.

jim

McCourt, Ph.D. wrote:

>Not sure about exactly what magnet. The only reference I could find for

>Pi magnetics is a ceramic magnet mfg in Germany. My economy sugestion

>would be that you go to a small engine repair shop (lawnmower). Last

>time I pulled one apart they had a big circular magnet with a cutout of

>about 3 inches. Have them give you one from a trashed engine. Stretch it

>out a bit, to fit the blender glass. Now you will have a permanent

>magnet with poles on opposite sides of the glass. Blend away.

>

> wrote:

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>

>>Thanks . I think it is MLM. They had Nikken magnetic insoles which I

>>think people have complained about on this list. What size or type magnets

>>would you tape on a blender? J.

>>

>> Re: Nikken PiMag Optimizer

>>

>>This looks like a MLM gimmic. The URL offers no hard facts. You could

>>always test the effect by taping a two magnets to the side of your

>>blender. That will give the effect of the pi magnet, as well as put more

>>oxygen into the water. I went to a Nikken meeting once, with the primary

>>object of asking the official Nikken MD some specific questions about

>>Nikken product polarities. The good MD made his official pronouncements,

>>and was faster getting out of the building than Elvis. Save your money.

>>

>>OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and other

alternative self-help subjects.

>>

>>THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

>>

>>This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here are

for information and research purposes only. We are people sharing information

we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do so at your own risk.

Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the ability to take

responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you agree to hold

yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas found here

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[Guest guest]

Jim,

Like drugs, magnets have side effects. They often fix symptoms, but the

price to pay down the road can be disastrous.

I have a short, loaded report: " Our Romance with Magnets " that I'd be

willing to send you if you send me a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Send

it to me at 263 West End Ave.#2A, NYC, NY 10023.

Jerry

Re: Nikken PiMag Optimizer

> >>

> >>This looks like a MLM gimmic. The URL offers no hard facts. You could

> >>always test the effect by taping a two magnets to the side of your

> >>blender. That will give the effect of the pi magnet, as well as put more

> >>oxygen into the water. I went to a Nikken meeting once, with the primary

> >>object of asking the official Nikken MD some specific questions about

> >>Nikken product polarities. The good MD made his official pronouncements,

> >>and was faster getting out of the building than Elvis. Save your money.

> >>

> >>OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and

other alternative self-help subjects.

> >>

> >>THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

> >>

> >>This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here

are for information and research purposes only. We are people sharing

information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do so at your

own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the ability to

take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list you agree to

hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any ideas found

here without consulting a medical professional, unless you are a researcher

or health care provider.

> >>

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