Hi, Vonkje,
I have had good success with the Quantum Pro. I have also had good success with particular supplements.
Good luck,
Diane
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I will look if any of the things that helped you are still available somewhere .
Maybe I can try one of them from someone in Belgium ?
Reactions seem to be different with different people.
That makes it even more difficult.
Has anybody else good experiences with
- "The Quantum Pro
- The Mega-Chi pendant
- The Springlife Polarizer ?
Vonkje
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> > To be honest Marc, I have no idea.
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> Ahhh, well, if you don't have any reason to think that they are
> helping, then they probably are NOT helping.
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> > Did the relief that you felt last or was it also only in the first week(s)?
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> Yes, the items that I use today still obviously help me, even though I've been using them for years. I did have a much stronger reaction to them initially, but I think that's due to the body dumping toxins as a side-effects of the devices. These detox reactions eventually go away over time, but that could take days/weeks/months.
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> > Where they affordable ?
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> The most expensive item I use is "The Quantum Pro", which I think was around $500. The Mega-Chi pendant is around $300, although I've seen them used on eBay for much less. The Springlife Polarizer devices were between $100 - $250, but are no longer sold.
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> > Why are they not sold anymore ?
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> It seems that having a good product does not necessarily mean it will be a business/financial success. And sometimes bad products are successful just due to marketing. The Springlife Polarizers were a good product, but they were manufactured by a single family in California, and this family never chose to market these products much or ensure their success by hiring staff, etc. The key family members in charge of them eventually passed away, and at that point they stopped being sold.
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> But other EMF devices have come and gone -- I don't know why each one went off the market, but I assume these are all small operations with very few customers.
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> Marc
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