Re: EMX

[Guest guest]

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Les

[ ] EMX

Has anyone ever heard of a product from Japan called EMX? My

girlfriend heard about it froma Japanese woman who said her younger

brother had gone through chemo and eventually it stopped working and

it looked bleak but he tried EMX and he actually is clear of cancer

now. She acknowledged that this is not the norm but she said

hospitals there use it for many diseases besides cancer, primarily

for any immune based problems. I couldn't really find much in my

internet search, but I didn't look that hard. was told it

consists of rice bran extract, seaweed and other things but she

wasn't very clear on it. The woman said it is only produced in Japan

but it is sold in the U.S. and it is about $70 per bottle.

Love to hear if anyone has any news or opinions.

Marty

[Guest guest]

> Anybody hear about this before?

>

> http://www.icswebsite.com/s-products.htm

>

> The military had it developed at Catholic University. There are

> keyboards as well as cell phone applications.

Yes, I saw that years ago, but never found anything that I

could actually purchase. Even that website lacks any

" buy now " buttons.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> So this is noise field cancelation technology right, surely it seems

> feasible ?

My recollection is that EMX is not noise " cancellation " , but rather

the " addition " of random noise. They felt that the problem with

EMF is that it is a steady pattern, and that humans won't react

as badly if they make the noise more random.

My thinking is that the addition of noise would just make things

worse, but I never got to try out any of their products, as they

mostly seemed to be " vaporware " (non-existent)

Marc

[Guest guest]

That Biochip/EMX issue is weird!

I have been trying for years to purchase something of  that kind (noise

generator) as allegedly based on late Prof. Litovitz's research... Have firstly

spoken to a company in US maybe 10 years ago, they promised to send me a sample

of a keyboard but apparently the technology was soon sold to a company in GB

which allegedly sold the patent to Nokia, but it ended up in Singapore at that

web address. The phone at the website was (sometimes) answered by some

" Professor Chen " (or similar name) who after my several trials gave up even

faint attempt to sound credible...

Since than I am thinking about making a noise generator according to Litovitz's

works, the task is rather demanding as the signal characteristics should be

determined, but would there be anybody interested in working with me on that,

please let me know!

Theoretically, if you plug ear buds to mp3 player, they give away a significant

magnetic field that fluctuates on random base, what should by superimposing make

some difference in the way we react to unfluctuating fields present in the

environment. I have done some testing of this hypothesis, and I think that

listening music at earphones does make some difference in how I feel " in the

brain " ... Next step would have been to remove membrane to check whether the

effect is up to sound, but previously I would like to hear some other thoughts

of yours?

Drasko