ener-G-polari-T cook's diodes

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> > Has anyone ever user these ener-G-polari-T cook's diodes and if so how
> does
> > it compare to the springlife polarizers? THanks.
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> Well, as one datapoint, I tried several of those diodes and noticed
> nothing
> at all from any of them. Alternately, I had a big reaction to the
> springlife
> polarizers, and years later have one sitting in front of me right now...
>
> Marc
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> Paul Coffman wrote:
> > The real reason I ask is I have a cook diode and I tried using it again
> and
> > I find it does help me somewhat, so I am now really curious to see if
> the
> > springlife helps even more. There are 2 sizes for the 'pocket rocket' -
> > small and large - I am a big person (6'4" 225 lbs) Do you think I should
> > order the small one or the large one?
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> Well, it's impossible for me to predict if you will respond positively to
> the Springlife Polarizers at all, so it's hard to say if one vs. the other
> would be better.
>
> For my own case, I use both Quantum Products and Springlife Polarizers
> (and lately have been experimenting with the MegaChi pendant). I haven't
> found that ANY of the dozens of devices I've tried proved to be a complete
> solution. Just that some of them help more than others, and that
> some combinations of different devices work even better than single
> devices alone.
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> The Springlife Polarizers cause me a detox reaction (mobilization of
> toxins)
> if I use a size which is too large, so I tend to use the smallest pendant
> for most of the time, which is about 1" long. The small pocket rocket
> (2") is good for when I'm suffering from a cold or allergies and need
> some extra help, but will make me feel bad otherwise if I use it longterm
> at close range. And the larger pocket rocket (4") is even worse.
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> However, if you're trying to counter a large CRT computer monitor and
> have no other devices, the 2" or 4" pocket rockets would probably be the
> appropriate choice. However, for this case, I tend to use multiple
> items from Quantum Products (which, if anything, suppress my detox
> reactions) and add the smallest Springlife Polarizer to that.
> (although lately at work I've been using the MegaChi pendant behind
> my computer monitor, and that seems to work as well or better than
> the Springlife Polarizer -- but the problem is that this costs a lot
> more and it causes me agitation if I have it too close to me)
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> I've found it all rather tricky to keep everything in balance,
> but have found workable solutions after years of trial & error
> experimentation.
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> Also, one of the best "all-in-one" devices I've tried were Vinny's
> prototype "coherent space" devices. However, as prototypes, these
> cost a lot more than the commercially available options, and also
> I did not find them to work any better than the combination
> of devices that I was already using. If I were to ever buy
> one of those, I'd get the smallest (IND-14) version, as the
> one that Vinny lent to me (AUTO-21) was too strong for me
> to wear on my person for any length of time.
>
> Marc
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