I just love snake-oil merchants. They never fail to amaze with their imagination, pretty pictures, use of scientific and pseudo-scientific jargon just to wow the easily-concerned.
I also love how this thing is supposed to make you immune to harmful electro-magnetic radiation. Priceless stuff.
I’d put the QLink in the same category as copper bracelets for arthritis: if you believe enough in it, it’ll work for you. Other than that, I’d say it’s a high price to pay for a gizmo placebo.
I’ve got enough problems trying to reach the keyboard when I’m Yogic flying.
FWIW, I do tend to the view that we’re all moving further and further away from the natural state, or natural pace, of life as humans have almost always lived - it’s life, but not as we knew it.
the more I read that page, the more I think this thing is as magical as those radios that run off the broadcast power (no batteries or line voltage required).
Modern life has frequently caused people to suffer ailments caused by their electro-magnetic auras experiencing a phase shift away from the natural resonant frequencies. Science has proven that this may cause one or more of the following symptoms: allergies, malaise, insomnia, restlessness, constipation, voting for the Reform Party, taking Michael Jackson seriously, and loss of money to snake oil salesmen.
Luckily, there’s hope. If you send me $29.95, I will rush order you a matching set of refrigerator magn… um, a matching set of electromagnetic modulator pendants that are guranteed to cure whatever ails you or no MONEY BACK! Thats correct, if you are at all dissatisfied by the electromagnetic modualtor pendants I will send you no MONEY BACK at absolutely no cost to you.