Anyone tried Qlink pendants?
Hi all,
I recieved a letter through my door today about qlink pendants. Normally I'm very dubious about these sort of things because there's no way of scientifically proving them but this one seemed to strike a chord with me. There's a 90 day money back guarantee so I guess I can't loose if it doesn't work but has anyone tried one? Any success? I'm trying to treat my M.E and have often thought that EM sensitivity might be part of the problem. Do you reckon it's worth giving these a go??
Cheers!
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Hi Opendoor,
Don't really know much about Qlink pendants but found this website. http://www.leviticus11.com/pendant.htm
It has got some research into the effects of the pendant.
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Thanks for the info. Decided to give one a go. Can't hurt I guess!!
I'll let you know how I get on.
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I wouldn't worry too much about 'scientific proof' as in reality there is no such thing to the point of it being an oxymoron.
You will not find the word proof being used in either a court of law or by a genuine scientist. It's very much a media or the proverbial 'someone trying to sell you something' kind of word.
There's evidence, opinions and statistics.
If your only problem was EMF sensitivity, then yes I would buy a QLink pendant.
If you have ME, then I would suggest you spend the money on a treatment that is more likely to address the underlying issues.
ME is a physiological problem and despite a government investigation last year the large majority of the NHS medical system is still treating people with ME as having a psychological problem. This is because they simply don't believe the evidence and a certain professor, that happened to be a psychiatrist wrote a book on the subject, that was, essentially based on an almost 100 year old theory.
I have had this condition for most of my life and recovered from it and now I help others do the same. Despite the fact that there is good scientific evidence that osteopathic treatment helps a few years back I found myself referring patients to a NAET practitioner for this condition, as it was NAET that finally cracked it for me.
EMF's were just one of many sensitivities that I had, but no where near the top of the list.
Andrew.
I recieved a letter through my door today about qlink pendants. Normally I'm very dubious about these sort of things because there's no way of scientifically proving them but this one seemed to strike a chord with me. There's a 90 day money back guarantee so I guess I can't loose if it doesn't work but has anyone tried one? Any success? I'm trying to treat my M.E and have often thought that EM sensitivity might be part of the problem. Do you reckon it's worth giving these a go??
Cheers!
Answers:
Hi Opendoor,
Don't really know much about Qlink pendants but found this website. http://www.leviticus11.com/pendant.htm
It has got some research into the effects of the pendant.
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Thanks for the info. Decided to give one a go. Can't hurt I guess!!
I'll let you know how I get on.
Answers:
I wouldn't worry too much about 'scientific proof' as in reality there is no such thing to the point of it being an oxymoron.
You will not find the word proof being used in either a court of law or by a genuine scientist. It's very much a media or the proverbial 'someone trying to sell you something' kind of word.
There's evidence, opinions and statistics.
If your only problem was EMF sensitivity, then yes I would buy a QLink pendant.
If you have ME, then I would suggest you spend the money on a treatment that is more likely to address the underlying issues.
ME is a physiological problem and despite a government investigation last year the large majority of the NHS medical system is still treating people with ME as having a psychological problem. This is because they simply don't believe the evidence and a certain professor, that happened to be a psychiatrist wrote a book on the subject, that was, essentially based on an almost 100 year old theory.
I have had this condition for most of my life and recovered from it and now I help others do the same. Despite the fact that there is good scientific evidence that osteopathic treatment helps a few years back I found myself referring patients to a NAET practitioner for this condition, as it was NAET that finally cracked it for me.
EMF's were just one of many sensitivities that I had, but no where near the top of the list.
Andrew.