Watches -

Anyone affected by wearing watches?

A friend of mine was talking about watches,
and how it affects the heart chakra. I suppose
it could be translated how it affects
the electrical cardiac conductivity, ion channels
etc.. Not sure.

I took my watch off, skeptical, well, what do ya know,
I felt instantly better.  

After we discussed this, I found some articles
about electrostatic fields, and how to measure
voltages even in foods we eat!!

Anyone else experienced this?  

Kooky

Hi Kooky,

There is voltage in water or food we eat. The voltage is directly linked tothe pH of the food/water.

For instance food/water:
with a pH of 6.04 has got +50 mV running through it
with a pH of 7.35 has got -20 mV running through it

(+ is electron stealer and - is electron donor)

http://www.tennantinstitute.com/TIIM_MAC/Healing_is_Voltage.html

Dr Jerry Tennant says you can easily measure it on food with a cheap Voltmeter.


There is also an energy value in the water/food we consume. But that's muchmore difficult to measure. It can not be measured with "scientific" tools.It's longitudinal. It's expressed in Bovus value... You can measure it with kinesiology or with dowsing for instance.

Pure water from a mountain river (or vorticised water or re-energized with purple plate,...) has much higher Bovus value than water in bottles or tap water. Same with food fresh from your garden compared with processed foods,...

When different people would measure Bovus value they may be similar but there will always be differences in the values they measure. I think that's not only because measuring the Bovus value is not as easy as measuring Voltage. It also has to do with what type of energy is best for somebody at that particular moment.

Praying to a bottle of water (Emoto) or vorticising the water (Schauberger), both will energize the water in some way. But the type of energy in that water is different. Person A may be better with the water that has been prayed to and person B with the vorticised water...


Regards watches, if you search in older messages, you'll find a lot on that, for instance 4 weeks ago (with title "batteries"):
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/message/19198

Watches is just the same as all other stuff, it emits emf, some feel a difference, some/most don't... Some also feel the influence of the battery of the watch, some drain the batteries very fast...

Stephen.





--- In [hidden email], "furstc0404" <furstc0404@...> wrote:

I can't comment on Tennant's gizmo
for pain.

Personally, I stay away from high tech gadgets
to alter physiological voltage which is
messed up already.

Might help some, though.

Kooky



--- On Sat, 8/28/10, stephen_vandevijvere <[hidden email]> wrote:

From: stephen_vandevijvere <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: Watches -
To: [hidden email]
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010, 10:02 AM







 



 


   
     
     
Hi Kooky,



There is voltage in water or food we eat. The voltage is directly linked tothe pH of the food/water.



For instance food/water:

with a pH of 6.04 has got +50 mV running through it

with a pH of 7.35 has got -20 mV running through it



(+ is electron stealer and - is electron donor)



http://www.tennantinstitute.com/TIIM_MAC/Healing_is_Voltage.html



Dr Jerry Tennant says you can easily measure it on food with a cheap Voltmeter.



There is also an energy value in the water/food we consume. But that's muchmore difficult to measure. It can not be measured with "scientific" tools.It's longitudinal. It's expressed in Bovus value... You can measure it with kinesiology or with dowsing for instance.



Pure water from a mountain river (or vorticised water or re-energized with purple plate,...) has much higher Bovus value than water in bottles or tap water. Same with food fresh from your garden compared with processed foods,...



When different people would measure Bovus value they may be similar but there will always be differences in the values they measure. I think that's not only because measuring the Bovus value is not as easy as measuring Voltage. It also has to do with what type of energy is best for somebody at that particular moment.



Praying to a bottle of water (Emoto) or vorticising the water (Schauberger), both will energize the water in some way. But the type of energy in that water is different. Person A may be better with the water that has been prayed to and person B with the vorticised water...



Regards watches, if you search in older messages, you'll find a lot on that, for instance 4 weeks ago (with title "batteries"):

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/message/19198



Watches is just the same as all other stuff, it emits emf, some feel a difference, some/most don't... Some also feel the influence of the battery of the watch, some drain the batteries very fast...



Stephen.



--- In [hidden email], "furstc0404" <furstc0404@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Anyone affected by wearing watches?

>

> A friend of mine was talking about watches,

> and how it affects the heart chakra. I suppose

> it could be translated how it affects

> the electrical cardiac conductivity, ion channels

> etc.. Not sure.

>

> I took my watch off, skeptical, well, what do ya know,

> I felt instantly better.  

>

> After we discussed this, I found some articles

> about electrostatic fields, and how to measure

> voltages even in foods we eat!!

>

> Anyone else experienced this?  

>

> Kooky

>





   
     

   
   


 



 






     

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> Anyone affected by wearing watches?

Yes, I can tell a difference, and it's not just battery-powered watches either.
I actually feel worse from the no-battery, self-winding watches than I do from
the battery watches, so I think it might have to do with the amount of metal
contained in the watch (or maybe it's the jewels that are contained in
non-battery watches?)

I've determined that it's not the glow-in-the-dark numbers/hands that's the
problem, as I have one watch that doesn't glow in the dark yet it still
bothers me (this watch has a lot of metal in it, though).

The watch I usually wear these days (if I wear one at all) is a mostly-plastic
Swatch watch, which runs on a battery. It's not too bad.

One thing I haven't tried lately is an LCD watch, to see how that compares
to the analog/dial watches.

Marc

I've worn an old self-winding watch with leather strap and never
noticed a problem.

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According to my friend, even wearing
old fashion watches can alter the heart rhythm.

Need to read more on that.  Meanwhile,
feel a difference, since not wearing my watch
which had an LCD, probably had titanium it it too, yuk

Kooky


Kooky


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From: Bill Bruno <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Watches
To: [hidden email]
Date: Saturday, August 28, 2010, 11:02 AM

I've worn an old self-winding watch with leather strap and never
noticed a problem.

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