Posted by Svetaswan-2 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/LCD-TVs-tolerable-tp1552959p1553496.html



from your favorable posts Marc - "emf protection devices" are redeemed in my eyes. :) It's just that recently, I read a few things that made me feel "stupid" and "suckered in" for buying these devices and for thinking that they were of any real benefit. So I backed off of them. But it's been goodto read that you, among others - believe in these devices enough that you've incorporated them into your lives.

So I might start experimenting with these devices again. I've only tried emf-protection devices from a couple of sources - I became a fan of the stuff at www.emfblues.com, for ex.. There might be better stuff out there thatI have yet to discover for myself - but for some reason I have a certain "comfort level" with those products. (The relatively-low cost of the products doesn't hurt.)

I also bought some orgonite - I actually found someone who made several orgonite pieces for me that he claimed were significantly stronger than the typical piece of orgonite...but I've had very iffy results with the pieces. They recommend placing some orgonite in your room, under your bed, etc. - to enhance sleep and for general wellbeing - but I found that, after a shortwhile, that the orgonite placed in my bedroom seemed to make me feel worse- more stressed and "agitated". Detox reaction, perhaps? Could be...but right now I'm not willing to persist to find out. Maybe those orgonite pieces were made *too* strong for me.

But anyway - do you think these protection devices actually make emf-radiating products safer to be around? Are we still being harmed by these products - but, thanks to the emf-protecting devices, we just don't feel it as much?  

And Loni - thanks for asking Marc the exact follow-up question that I wanted to ask. Saved me some energy. :)

~Svetaswan

--- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@...> wrote:
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> > What EMF devices made the LCD more tolerable? Loni
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> Putting my Quantum Pro next to the set, and/or putting
> a small tachyon silica disc on the TV's power cord.
> (the latter option being significantly cheaper!)
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> Marc
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