EMF protection chip?

[Claradonna]

Has anyone tried the EMF protection devices, like BIOPRO or Q link?

Not sure what to make of these, especially with the marketing of these products, but wonder if they are legitimate?

[Akashic_Librarian]

Hmm whos to say haha. No doubts there will be two sides, one saying it works, one refuting it. Personally...I don't care.

[Brutha]

The websites claims that there is peer reviewed research that backs up their claims.
Unfortunatly they don't say you where their peer reviewed research got published.

I generally don't trust any product that claims to to use quantum effects.

[andrew]

I have a Q-Link, and I do think it helps a little. I stare in front of a computer screen everyday for 12+ hours, and I don't get headaches anymore after using it. I wear it 24/7 around my neck. It's been almost half a year, so I don't really pay attention anymore.

I really do think it's doing something, but unless you're really sensitive, it may only have a subtle effect. But watching the video about what the cells were like before and after, it seems it's doing a lot more than I can tell. I got if of eBay for $50, so it was pretty cheap investment to see if it would work. I should try not wearing it for a week, and see if I feel different.

[Mayo]

This "magic" chips are mostly crap, if you really want EMF you should get clothes that does not pass through electromagnetic waves and in the house you should have shielded 1st electric cords, then tv's, computer and etc....

All this stuff costs alot, for example TEMPEST proof pc cost x2 or x3 from the normal higher-end computer.

I would recommend poor man's technique at least for the face to use sun screen protection creme when in front of pc or tellie.

[Brutha]

A nice article about what's inside one of these.

[Claradonna]

to Andrew: do try, and tell us about your experiment!

I too get headaches after being at the computer for too long, over an hour or so.
I have a laptop, but feel the same way even in front of desktop computers.