> there are a lot of weird "antennas" or "chips" claiming various things
> about the EM, magnetic and other types of fields. Some people are
> spending huge amount of money on such devices. One of these is
> torser.
> http://www.torser.com/en/index.aspx
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> Unfortunately none of these devices action can be verified using
> scientific procedures.

If the Enviro Chip really operates at 500-700THz, that's the frequency
range of visible light photons. I'd be surprised if there isn't a detector
for those !!

The way Envirochip and Torser are presented doesn't lend them any
credibility

Your paper on electrosmog is the type of thing you'd expect a scientific
claim to be backed up by, not hearsay and how many awards it's said
to have won

Scammers muddy the waters for consumers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsion_field_%28pseudoscience%29

I have people knock my door who are absolutely and genuinely
convinced about certain "facts". They can believe all they like, it
doesn't make them true, even when backed up by a book, but it
does demonstrate certain human characteristics and motivations

Joe


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