Posted by snoshoe_2 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/EMF-Protection-product-survey-tp1541705p1541713.html

A little p.s. I can't say for all countries, but a valid reason for
some of the ambiguity is the laws of marketing. What it can do, and
the results it can give, can't necessarily be claimed, or explained and
remain legal.

I've practiced natural health, and herbalism most of my life, but I
don't say I practice alternative "medicine" like some do. I think even
alternative "health" may come under fire eventually. People are taken
to court and dragged over the coals all the time because they're
practicing "medicine" without a license. Never mind that in my book
most of western medicine is actually poisoning rather than healing...

The more expensive items by the way, should have a money back
guarantee, so if it doesn't work for you, you should like most anything
you buy, be able to return it.

~ Snoshoe


--- In [hidden email], "treja_cat" <sahara_exodus@...> wrote:
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>
> My partner thinks EMF products are bogus, because I can't seem to
> find a website that explains the product details in good
> plain "scientic" language. He think's it's all mumbo-jumbo. Well
> some people may think that way about blood electrification (although
> there is a patant on it).