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With all this talk about Stetzer filters, I decided to ask the folks at Quantum Products if there would be any advantage to using Stetzer filters if I already owned Quantum Products devices. Their reply is below (note that the Mark that is referred to in this email is the inventor of the Quantum Products, not me!) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Marc, Thanks for your question :) Other people have asked us the same thing. If the "Stetzerizer filter" works by blocking or cutting off the higher frequencies then it will not be necessary if you have a Quantum environmental unit. There is no real advantage to cutting off the higher frequencies. That 'solution' arises due lack of knowledge about how to increase the integrity of the signal. The logic behind cutting off the higher frequencies is that the higher frequencies are more fragile and more vulnerable to breaking down into noise. It is the noise that triggers the stress response in living systems, so it makes sense to cut off the frequencies that are most likely to break down and turn into noise IF you do not know how to strengthen the signal so that it does not break down so easily. Quantum Products use a technology that strengthens the underlying coherence of electric currents so they do not collapse into noise. Cutting off the higher frequencies does nothing to neutralize the noise of the lower frequencies. Until the technology governing Quantum Products was discovered there was no way to raise the signal-to-noise ratio of electronic signals. We have tested Quantum Products and they have been shown to increase the signal-to-noise ratio significantly (by as much as 108% so far). Mark is constantly upgrading the products and now has discovered that the increase in signal-to-noise ratio has very practical applications in many areas. An increase in signal-to-noise ratio, when applied to the wireless industry, for example, increases coverage. We have measured at least a 50% increase in wireless coverage so far. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marc |
Marc, is there a way for me to contact him directly and ask him for some
proof it really has physically measurable effects as he claims? Drasko ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marc Martin" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 5:10 PM Subject: [eSens] Stetzer/ Quantum > Hi all, > > With all this talk about Stetzer filters, I decided to ask the folks > at Quantum Products if there would be any advantage to using > Stetzer filters if I already owned Quantum Products devices. > Their reply is below (note that the Mark that is referred > to in this email is the inventor of the Quantum Products, > not me!) > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Hi Marc, > > Thanks for your question :) > > Other people have asked us the same thing. If the "Stetzerizer filter" > works by blocking or cutting off the higher frequencies then it will > not be necessary if you have a Quantum environmental unit. > > There is no real advantage to cutting off the higher frequencies. That > 'solution' arises due lack of knowledge about how to increase the > integrity of the signal. > > The logic behind cutting off the higher frequencies is that the higher > frequencies are more fragile and more vulnerable to breaking down into > noise. It is the noise that triggers the stress response in living > systems, so it makes sense to cut off the frequencies that are most > likely to break down and turn into noise IF you do not know how to > strengthen the signal so that it does not break down so easily. > > Quantum Products use a technology that strengthens the underlying > coherence of electric currents so they do not collapse into noise. > Cutting off the higher frequencies does nothing to neutralize the noise > of the lower frequencies. > > Until the technology governing Quantum Products was discovered there > was no way to raise the signal-to-noise ratio of electronic signals. > We have tested Quantum Products and they have been shown to increase > the signal-to-noise ratio significantly (by as much as 108% so far). > > Mark is constantly upgrading the products and now has discovered that > the increase in signal-to-noise ratio has very practical applications > in many areas. An increase in signal-to-noise ratio, when applied to > the wireless industry, for example, increases coverage. We have > measured at least a 50% increase in wireless coverage so far. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Marc > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > |
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--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@u...> wrote:
> Hi all, > >Would you be so kind as to give me a web address where I can find this environmental unit by quantum. I've looked in google and I don't think I have found it. Much appreciated. With all this talk about Stetzer filters, I decided to ask the folks > at Quantum Products if there would be any advantage to using > Stetzer filters if I already owned Quantum Products devices. > Their reply is below (note that the Mark that is referred > to in this email is the inventor of the Quantum Products, > not me!) > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > > Hi Marc, > > Thanks for your question :) > > Other people have asked us the same thing. If the "Stetzerizer filter" > works by blocking or cutting off the higher frequencies then it will > not be necessary if you have a Quantum environmental unit. > > There is no real advantage to cutting off the higher frequencies. That > 'solution' arises due lack of knowledge about how to increase the > integrity of the signal. > > The logic behind cutting off the higher frequencies is that the higher > frequencies are more fragile and more vulnerable to breaking down into > noise. It is the noise that triggers the stress response in living > systems, so it makes sense to cut off the frequencies that are most > likely to break down and turn into noise IF you do not know how to > strengthen the signal so that it does not break down so easily. > > Quantum Products use a technology that strengthens the underlying > coherence of electric currents so they do not collapse into noise. > Cutting off the higher frequencies does nothing to neutralize the noise > of the lower frequencies. > > Until the technology governing Quantum Products was discovered there > was no way to raise the signal-to-noise ratio of electronic signals. > We have tested Quantum Products and they have been shown to increase > the signal-to-noise ratio significantly (by as much as 108% so far). > > Mark is constantly upgrading the products and now has discovered that > the increase in signal-to-noise ratio has very practical applications > in many areas. An increase in signal-to-noise ratio, when applied to > the wireless industry, for example, increases coverage. We have > measured at least a 50% increase in wireless coverage so far. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > > Marc |
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> Marc, is there a way for me to contact him directly and ask him for some
> proof it really has physically measurable effects as he claims? The email address I use to contact the folks at Quantum Products is: [hidden email] Emails sent here always seem to be replied to by Margi Wilson. They also have a website at: http://www.natural-stress-reduction.com/ They used to have one at quantumproducts.com, but that site has been "closed for repairs" for a while now. Several years ago, I bought some Quantum Products from a distributor who sent along some photocopied articles, testimonials, etc. that were pretty interesting. They even hooked up a device to part of the Los Angeles power grid in the early 90's and measured a subsequen reduction in air pollution. I believe that the inventor is an electrical engineer that was initially concerned with improving signal-to-noise ratio, but also found that this technology helped people with electrical sensitivities (the inventor is sensitive himself, and is also blind). Also, this technology has been used for high-priced stereo equipment, and I've read various reviews from audio magazines that agree that it improves the sound fidelity. One of the first things I noticed when I first started experimenting with these was that the picture on my television looked better and the sound coming out of my speakers sounded better. I was never sure if that was because the devices were impacting the electronics, or if they were impacting my eyesight/hearing (or both!). The website for the company which markets this stuff specifically for the audio/video use is: http://quantumqrt.com/ . I believe that this is actually a company while stole the technology from the first company, and is run by an ex-employee/distributor. You could also email them separately and ask the same questions, since they are a different company using more or less the same technology. Marc |
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> Would you be so kind as to give me a web address where I can find
> this environmental unit by quantum. I've looked in google and I > don't think I have found it. Much appreciated. The website to use right now is: http://www.natural-stress-reduction.com/ The unit they recommend for use in the home is the "Quantum Home". However, I have had good luck with the much less expensive power strip. And I've found that the effects of the power strips are additive, so if one is not enough, then two may work better. But I've seen no need for twenty! Note that Quantum Products do not impact the readings in the Stetzer filter, so they do not remove the high frequencies in the line. They just seem to make those frequencies less harmful to people. Marc |
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> The website to use right now is:
> > http://www.natural-stress-reduction.com/ Oh, another distributer for Quantum Products is: http://advancedliving.com/ They've got some of the older marketing materials on that website. Note that the clock they sell is not officially part of the Quantum Products product line, but is based on the same technology. Marc |
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> Marc, is there a way for me to contact him directly and ask him for some
> proof it really has physically measurable effects as he claims? By the way, Drasko, before asking about their claims, you may want to read this page, which lists several claims: http://advancedliving.com/QSciTest.ivnu Although I don't know how one can ever ascertain "proof" of anything, unless you've done the experiment yourself... Marc |
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> Although I don't know how one can ever ascertain "proof" of
> anything, unless you've done the experiment yourself... Also, note that the QuantumQRT website has many positive reviews from audio/video standpoint: http://quantumqrt.com/reviews.htm I also see that they carry a 220v version of their power strip, which is something that the other Quantum Products does not. They also have a better explanation of how the technology works: http://quantumqrt.com/explanation.htm But they do NOT focus on the health aspects at all, even though it seems to be the same type of technology (just a different implementation) Marc |
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> Also, note that the QuantumQRT website has many positive
> reviews from audio/video standpoint: > > http://quantumqrt.com/reviews.htm Also, I found this line in one of the video reviews interesting: "LCDs are notoriously noisy, and also are plagued with cheap power supplies. The Symphony Pro pulled out all background noise, and reduced the hum from the WEGAÂ’s power supply." from my own experience, I find that the (other) Quantum Products devices the best thing available to make LCD monitors tolerable. Marc |
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I do thank you for that information. They gave me a free power strip with my purchace of a quantum pro. Hopefully I won't be listen to noise anymore. I was already thinking of running some dedicated lines using armored cable under my house to install an outlet or two to places where I have lots of stuff plugged in so I could turn off more breakers in the breaker box. I get an awful feeling whenever I turn on the breaker to the lights in the kitchen. Maybe this will clean it up so I can use those circuits. By the way, I received my springlife pendant yesterday. I put it in the top of my pyramid when at home. It has a good effect so far. I am glad because it doesn't use any pwer and doesn't put anymore electricity into the air. I'm finding that I'm even starting to get sensitive to the Q-Link clocks now and turn them off. I'm hoping that the quantum pro will solve the problem because it doesn't put any new frequencies or electricity into the air but just cleans up the lines like the stetzer filters. --- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@u...> wrote: > > The website to use right now is: > > > > http://www.natural-stress-reduction.com/ > > Oh, another distributer for Quantum Products is: > > http://advancedliving.com/ > > They've got some of the older marketing materials on > that website. Note that the clock they sell is not > officially part of the Quantum Products product line, > but is based on the same technology. > > Marc |
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Hello all. My name is Sharon and I'm new here. I ran across this group when looking for info on how cell phones affect our bodies. Within the past few months, I've noticed that if I use my cell phone or cordless phone alot, I get dizzy and foggy brained. I have also started feeling this way if I sit at my computer too much. I haven't found too much info on this so I thought a group with other people would be the best way to go. I'm looking forward to any information I can obtain. Thanks so much...
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> I'm finding
> that I'm even starting to get sensitive to the Q-Link clocks now and > turn them off. I'm hoping that the quantum pro will solve the problem > because it doesn't put any new frequencies or electricity into the air > but just cleans up the lines like the stetzer filters. I don't think the Quantum Pro cleans up the lines "just like" the Stetzer filters. It does its own unique thing, and it certainly possible that you could have a bad reaction to the Quantum Pro, which is a very strong unit that I would use in an office building, not a house. For a house, I would use the Quantum Home or put a couple power strips in the bad areas (one in the computer room, one in the big TV room, etc). For a lot of these technologies, sensitive people have to be aware of not only doing too little, but also of doing too much. Fortunately, if you have a bad reaction to the Quantum Pro, you can return it and get your money back. Marc |
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> I'm finding
> that I'm even starting to get sensitive to the Q-Link clocks now and > turn them off. Did you ever have a good reaction to the Clarus Clocks? If so, you'd be the first person I've heard from that has... Marc |
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Welcome Sharon,
I think we've all experienced the symptoms you are reporting. You might want to browse the message archives (they are all collected in groups of 500 messages at a time in the "Files" area). Also, for the computer, you might want to try downloading the free 15-day trial version of the Quantum Byte software and see if it makes any difference: http://www.quantumproducts.com/quantumbyteinfo/ I would also consider replacing your cordless phone with a corded phone, if that is at all possible. Also, if you have any energy efficient light bulbs (florescent), I'd suggest replacing them with the old fashioned incandescent lighting. Marc |
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By the way Sharon, if you're looking for an explanation
for what is causing your reaction to cellphones and computers, it seems that there are all sorts of contradictory theories. And I suppose that different people are reacting for different reasons. In my own case, I subscribe to the theory that exposure to the EMF fields opens up your "blood-brain barrier", which allows toxins (like mercury, etc.) entry into your brain and central nervous system. So a longterm solution would be to "Detoxify", but I can assure you that this is easier said than done, and will take a long time, and require a lot of money (e.g, getting all of your silver dental fillings removed is one typical step along the way). Short term solutions involve avoidance of the EMF fields, or transforming them into something less harmful with devices, or building up your resistance to them with diet, better nutrition, excercise, etc. Marc |
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Boy are you in for a surprise with this list. We have got a bunch of
recovery electrical sensitives that have been around the block, make that the world a couple of times with detoxing, filters, diets, etc also professional electrician types,. You name it, you can find it here. So, what would you like to know, other than you are not crazy. You are experiencing a very real phenomenon. I recommend getting rid of your cordless phone and get a regular old fashion land line, limit your cell phone use as much as possible and keep the power turned off unless you are using it. When you do use it, never put it against your head (use the speaker phone). Sit back as far from the computer as possible. There are thousands of things you can do with your computer, electricity, shielding etc. We'll get into that a little at a time so we don't bombard you all at once. Welcome to the list! I am not the moderator by the way, Marc is. Happy you are here. Andrew On Aug 23, 2005, at 3:21 PM, sharonx9 wrote: > Hello all. My name is Sharon and I'm new here. I ran across this > group when looking for info on how cell phones affect our bodies. > Within the past few months, I've noticed that if I use my cell phone > or cordless phone alot, I get dizzy and foggy brained. I have also > started feeling this way if I sit at my computer too much. I haven't > found too much info on this so I thought a group with other people > would be the best way to go. I'm looking forward to any information I > can obtain. Thanks so much... > > > **Sharon > In God's Hands > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > |
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I'm answering two posts at once. The first point you made was that
the quantum pro did not clean up the lines the same way that the stete filters do. I understand this from reading the post you wrote earlier that it leaves the high frequencies in and does something quite different to the electricity. The point was that it does not, as far as I understand, put any new currents into the air but works on the electricity in the lines. If the stetzer filters do nothing to the low frequency noise and the quantum products do then I need them as well. I will have to play with it a bit to see what is best. But I'm gessing I will be plugging stetzer filters in to remove high frequencies still. I know from experimenting with a frequency generator that the higher frequencies can be the most damaging if exposed to them too much. Although I also know if not overexposed to them they can be very good for removing brain fog. And so I will experiment with both the quantum pro and the stetzer filters to try to create an energy within my home that works best, maybe using only a few of the stetzers or using many of them. Now to your second question, did I find anything good in the clarus clocks. I am able to get some quick energy by sitting under my pyramid that has a clarus clock attached to it. I know some people in the group may understand this. But I found a way to stop "Psychic attacks" by sitting under this pyramid. But I have since found a better way using a material called velostat. But I know I am also becoming sensitive to the frequency that it puts out. I'm not throwing them away. Once the sensitivity subsides I may find a temporary use for them again some time in the future. Again, thanks for the info about the quantum products. I couldn't find anything on google searches like what you were talking about. --- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@u...> wrote: > > I'm finding > > that I'm even starting to get sensitive to the Q-Link clocks now and > > turn them off. > > Did you ever have a good reaction to the Clarus Clocks? If so, > you'd be the first person I've heard from that has... > > Marc |
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> Again, thanks for the info about the quantum products. I couldn't
> find anything on google searches like what you were talking about. Yeah, the company that makes the Quantum Products has not been very good at marketing. I think the other company that took their technology and targetted the audio/video industry is doing a better job at marketing. Also, I see that there yet another company that makes somewhat similar products, although much more expensive and probably only for the rich audio/videophiles: http://www.bybeeconnection.com/ourtech.asp Marc |
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Hi all,
Doing some more searching on "all things Quantum", I found an interesting interview with the guy in charge of the audio/video Quantum Products. http://archive.avsforum.com/avs-vb/history/topic/169767-1.html Here is a passage which I found interesting: "We have done electromagnetic conducted emissions testing of our Symphony products with interesting results. The standard for conducted emissions covers the range from .450 MHz to 30 MHz. A laptop computer was tested for em emissions to get a reference reading. The Symphony was then installed on the 110VAC power line and the resultant amplitude was recorded. In the range of 1.1 MHz to 3.4 MHz, the peak amplitude measurements (dB micro volt) decreased by 30 - 40 %! This is a very significant decrease in RF noise on the AC line." So, if this Quantum technology is reducing the RF noise in the 1-4 Mhz range, I guess it wouldn't show up on the Stetzerizer meter, which only goes up to 100 khz. Note that this interview mentions the other company which sells this technology for health concerns, but it claims that this company went out of business in 1997! (odd, since it still seems to exist today) Marc |
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In a message dated 8/23/2005 12:41:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes: Did you ever have a good reaction to the Clarus Clocks? If so, you'd be the first person I've heard from that has... I have one (ironically, I had it before developing e.s. and it does absolutely nothing that I can notice). In fairness, one I have was purchased 10 years ago. Stephanie [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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