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:Carl-david:'s avatar

None of it convinces me.

Good business model though. A bit like religion, 'you just have to have faith'

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The "information" they provide is somewhat confusing with some contradictions that you posted. I didn't dive into the primary source information. I do have PEMF type device that can signal at 10 or 33 hertz for some period of time. I find it very good for circulation and relaxation myself and putting the device onto germinated seeds show they grow at a much faster rate than the same amount of seeds not using this PEMF device one time per day so it has biological effects for certain.

There is validity in the EMF intensity of inverse distance squared (inverse distance cubed for magnetic fields I believe) so a device closer to you will probably have more intensity than the same EMF power output device at a further distance away. So this would compete with signals from smart meters, smart TVs, cell phones and wireless routers and unbalanced 60Hz electrical wiring and magnetic motors in your home or your neighbors home.

From what I understand about digital communication signals, those following a certain communication standard will have some preamble and header frames that are just about the same and these will be transmitted in the near gigahertz or higher frequency carrier wave and have frequency modulation to make up the particular communication packets or frames for the code/decode to take place by the electronics, so there are a lot of sharp square wave signals that are not normally surrounding us humans until the age of wireless communication. Before the occassional lightning strike may have been the source of strange EMF signals throughout history is my guess.

I don't know if I would get the C1 anytime soon, as I already have a PEMF device that seems to work out for me. Anyways just thought you might want to hear from other people that have experience with similar tech.

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