Thanks

> Thanks so much for your feedback, Marc, Beau, Lachlan and Dietrich.
>
> I have a few more question, but they are less pressing, I will press
> through
> the rest fo the messages and then formulate them.
>
> To asnwer your question Marc, I found the Teslar watch to actually be
> quite
> strong. After a quick 'buzz' from it, I found mysefl to be quite wired,
> and
> so only use it very rarely. although not in a fashion systematic enough to
> determine whether it is particularly useful. I will look into the
> Springlife
> as you suggest. I've found the Pulsor micro-crystals developed by Yao to
> be
> quite potent as well, again giving some form of awakening jolt, but can't
> say that I would ultimately use them on a regular basis, although they
> kickstarted a mental clarity that I hadn't experienced for quite a while.
>
> And Beau, I do indeed have the Trifeild, it is what has has permitted me
> to
> find an appartment with low volt/meter and milligauss readings. I didn't
> get
> it in time enough for a car. Also Beau, I'm considering what the next
> meter
> purchase (or borrow from the physics and engineering department) should
> be
> to try to seek out the lowest impact areas in my work environment, which I
> know is bathed in high gigahertz emissions from cell masts and wireless
> communications devices. There's a great company in Ottawa (I'm Canadian)
> run by an expert in clean energy which distributes an RF field Strength
> meter (measures power density of radio waves from 0.5MHz to 3GHz). I have
> to
> find out if this would be useful as an analytical device, although from
> reading Blake Levitt's book on Electromagnetic Fields, it appeasr that the
> Cobb's Test Protocol for suggests that for a clear picture of cell mast
> and
> wireless com emissions at least 5 different meters are necessary for
> generating a proper picture. And then there's the whole question of
> longitudinal waves. Is there any use in trying to do this myself, or
> should
> I hire the compnay in Ottawa to come out and do a comprehensive test? Oh,
> to
> be a poor witless humanities prof!! I feel like Mr Bean landed in a bad
> sci-fi movie. A bad 3-D science movie.
>
> In an effort to provide something useful for the group, in addition to
> questions: I've witnessed a variety of friends do the EJUVA intestinal
> cleanse (ejuva.com) which allows the body, apparently unlike many other
> intestinal cleanses, to safely divest itself of mucoid plaque built up on
> intestinal walls. This is a particulalry good way to rid oneself of a lot
> of
> impacted toxins. Perhaps others in the group have tried it.
>
> Best to all
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