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> Hi Alexa, I guess my monitor is flat panel. It's a Dell & a couple of years old so looks flat to me. I think I'm just going to bight the bullet & order a shield for it. I think that is where most of the EMF is coming from that is burning me & making me a nervous wreck. I need to spend to muchtime on the computer & investment will be worth while I think. Loni
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> Hi Loni, I've ordered a QLink too, a bracelet, so I'll report also how itgoes. I was tempted by a few different options the MegaChi and the Shuzi mainly, but it encouraged me that QLink has been around a couple decades, wanted to try it first. I gave my Teslar watch another try yesterday and still found it too strong/altering for long-term use. I'm not sure what it doesfor EMF but it did help with me feel calm and solid. Too much so really!
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> About the face burning, I remember back around 1998 a man I worked with said he felt that symptom from his monitor especially if he'd just shaved. Idon't think I had much e-sensitivity then, but I didn't dismiss it. I often wonder what happened with him as he was in a tech job. Is your monitor flat panel?
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> > I just got the QLink Alexa so too soon to tell but my face is still burning while on the computer so that hasn't changed. I do seem to have a tad more energy but will let know after I use it for a month or so. Loni
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> > Marc, thanks for the list and I found an older email from you too answering this same question that was helpful also. I guess everyone starting out wants to know if this stuff works! You mentioned in your older mail that you thought the Springlife Polarizer might be the best one in terms of not overexciting the energy field. Do you still feel that? I have tried the Teslar watch - a couple years ago not for EMF - and found it helpful but oppressive. I felt like it sealed my energy, made it feel solid and heavier around me, but over time that feeling felt less positive so I didn't wear it consistently. It did work as promised in that I could fly on airplanes and certain conditions didn't affect me like usual - normally my energy is like aweather vane blown this way and that by EMF, crazy Christmas shoppers, etc. I'd like to find a method that is shielding but not suffocating or changes how I feel so much that it seems unnatural.
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> > Bob, so the Qlink works for you but not for Marc? So confusing! It seems like my best plan might be to find a place with a really good return policy and try these things out and just see what they do to me. I'll stay awayfrom those cell phone dots - not using the much at all anymore anyway. Andwhat changes do you feel when you were the Qlink?
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> > Ken, thanks for posting your email discussion about the Ray Master. It looks like you've been asking these questions before too. Maybe someone in the group will know?
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> > Loni, so it sounds like the Qlink aids you in physical strength? Is that what all those golfers are happy about as well? Do you feel there are mental effects?
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> Please let us know how you get on with the Qlinks [didn't know they did abracelet!] I saw an [old] article by George Carlo where he said the only things he advocated were ERT and Qlink. I have been trying to follow up the ERT bit and all I get is Biopro which is now completely discredited.
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> I just got a QLink & I hope it really helps. All those celebs use one? Loni
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> Alexa - remember - everyone is different and different things work for different people - The Qlink works for me and the following people have endorsed it and actually promote it to their friends.
> 300 PGA golfers wear one, 120 golf championships have been won with this product, and current players swear by this product.
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> In addition, Madonna, Demi Moore, Lindsay Lohan, Deepak Chopra, Sarah Jessica Parker, Anthony Hopkins, Dennis Hopper, Salma Hayek, Roger Daltrey (The Who), Simon Le Bon, Jimmy Page, Josh Beckett (professional baseball player), Alison Fisher (Championship pool player), Alex Shablalov (US chess champ says in his blog that it helped him win the tournament after putting it on)
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> The Bio pro cell phone products  - well that is another story altogether. I personally find it risky to believe that you can just put a piece of plastic on a cell phone and then go on using like before with it up to your head and not worry about microwave radiation entering your brain. A veryfamous doctor named George Carlo who is now an expert in EHS - once promoted the product but now speaks against it as does Dr Mercola and others.   
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> Please let us know how you get on with the Qlinks [didn't know they did abracelet!] I saw an [old] article by George Carlo where he said the only things he advocated were ERT and Qlink. I have been trying to follow up the ERT bit and all I get is Biopro which is now completely discredited.
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> Subject: Re: [eSens] pendants and gizmos
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> Alexa - remember - everyone is different and different things work for different people - The Qlink works for me and the following people have endorsed it and actually promote it to their friends.
> 300 PGA golfers wear one, 120 golf championships have been won with this product, and current players swear by this product.
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> In addition, Madonna, Demi Moore, Lindsay Lohan, Deepak Chopra, Sarah Jessica Parker, Anthony Hopkins, Dennis Hopper, Salma Hayek, Roger Daltrey (The Who), Simon Le Bon, Jimmy Page, Josh Beckett (professional baseball player), Alison Fisher (Championship pool player), Alex Shablalov (US chess champ says in his blog that it helped him win the tournament after putting it on)
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> Does anything one can wear block or counteract EMF effects? (Other than
> metallic shielding...) Qlink, Teslar, Bioshield, Shuzi, strange dots to
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> Let's please all agree about one thing:
> There is no change to the electromagnetic field that is measurable when
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> No change in strength, nor frequency, nor waveform, nor anything else.
> All claims that they do something electromagnetically are without basis.
> After all, if you cannot demonstrate an electromagnetic difference, how can
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> Now, if these devices are doing something biologically, I couldn't say.
> People seem to like them. But that doesn't mean that they are doing
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> > Does anything one can wear block or counteract EMF effects? (Other than
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> I must check out the titanium bracelet. You mention another neckklace which the Qlink pendant would get in the way of. Is it by any chance of gold or metal? Its just I used to wear a little silver cross all the time - couldn't bear to take it of - and then after that a little gold one - I stopped wearing all metal jewelry rings watch the lot because metals on or near thebody even on a belt buckle or eyeglass frames can make things worse - I cannot say for sure whether it has helped and I feel kind of "bare" without any jewellry but you should think about this too - do a trial and see for a bit if removing metal jewellry makes a difference.
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> Stephanie - Will do! I ordered the titanium bracelet because I already have a necklace I wear all the time and it would get awkward to wear the QLink pendant too. Titanium is supposed to have wonderful shielding and strengthening properties from the metaphysical point of view too - figured it was a two for one. Sorry to hear about the Biopro - it would be nice if it could work.
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> --- In eSens@yahoogroups. com, Stephanie Smith <reader41@ .> wrote:
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> > Hi Loni and Alexa
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> > Please let us know how you get on with the Qlinks [didn't know they dida bracelet!] I saw an [old] article by George Carlo where he said the onlythings he advocated were ERT and Qlink. I have been trying to follow up the ERT bit and all I get is Biopro which is now completely discredited.
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> > --- On Sun, 29/11/09, Loni <loni326@ > wrote:
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> > From: Loni <loni326@ >
> > Subject: Re: [eSens] pendants and gizmos
> > To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
> > Date: Sunday, 29 November, 2009, 18:00
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> > From: Bob Connolly <robert_connolly@ rogers.com>
> > Subject: Re: [eSens] pendants and gizmos
> > To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
> > Date: Friday, November 27, 2009, 8:28 AM
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> > Alexa - remember - everyone is different and different things work for different people - The Qlink works for me and the following people have endorsed it and actually promote it to their friends.
> > 300 PGA golfers wear one, 120 golf championships have been won with this product, and current players swear by this product.
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