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Have just seen an advert for the Q-Link range of 'EMF busting' products that are said to boost body's own bio energy levels , providing some protection from electro-smog said to be all around us. Claims seem quite remarkable, products look attractive but seem very expensive for what they are. Some people seem to swear by theirs, others gained no benefit. Anyone out there got one, tried one or bought one as a gift for someone else, and what was your experience?
thanks
Karl
Quote: Complete load of bullocks
Don't hold back Chris......Just tell it like it is.....
Quote: Some people seem to swear by theirs
That would be the Placebo effect.....
Quote: others gained no benefit
These would be the smarter of the species......
Quote: Come on guys where's your research to proves the makers of the q-link are talking bullocks?
I'm not defending q-link I'm just looking for your reasons why you think it's bunk (backed up by scientific research and papers)
Bio energy levels
EMF busting
case closed.
Upon closer inspection they claim that it works through electro-resonance from your heart.
Pitty that copper has a very low resonance level.
You know those copper bracelets for arthritis? Those were "proven to work" then heavily debunked right after.
But you know, if a rock de-stresses you then yeah its worked great.
Quote: Come on guys where's your research to proves the makers of the q-link are talking bullocks?
I'm not defending q-link I'm just looking for your reasons why you think it's bunk (backed up by scientific research and papers)
After much research I have found that you can achieve exactly the same levels of protection by hanging a tin of sardines round your neck on a chain.
If you don't believe me please come up with some scientific papers that show I am wrong..if you dont't believe me...how many tosh phrases like "Bio Energy Levels" would O have to put in my advertising before you did?
Quote: EMF busting
Unbelievable wasn't a great song but it can't be that much of an annoyance, can it?
Comments have come out pretty much as i predicted although it would be nice to hear from someone who has first hand experience of them; don't be shy! According to the manufacturers over 1 million have been sold and for some reason golfers have gone for them in a big way.
I don't need any persuading that the human body is basically a bio-electrical entity rather than just flesh and bones and there is plenty of research available indicating that EM radiation does cause changes in the body - mainly undesirable, so I can see why people might want something that promised to mitigate these effects. All then comes down to this technology which is further complicated by coming in two basic varieties - active or passive. Could see this product being a suitable subject for scrutiny on a 'Watchdog' or Esther Rantzen type programme if there are any Broadcasting/Production types reading! It seems to be big business and there are several 'me too' type competitors appearing.
I bought my mum one of these things and it did nothing. In fact the very same day she got it she burnt my toast, and was late to come pick me up... Proving that in actuality it inhibits normal function and because of the powerful bionic resonance from it; causes stress to others around it - as you all know, the very specific body frequency will suffer from falloff... And its designed to be worn on the body... So anyone more than 2m away from it gets a "bad" frequency and suffers greatly!
- I don't think watchdog would stoop so low as to debunk a product like this, its not even worthy of the time.
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