Springlife Polarizers

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

As many people here know, I've been using and recommending

Springlife Polarizers for ES symptoms, although I realize

that they do not help everyone. The place I had been

buying them from however (Bioharmonics.com) seems to have

disappeared. I recently purchased a one from

an alternate distributer (http://choosecra.com/), and

confirmed that these are essentially the same as the

ones from Bioharmonics.com (Bioharmonics claim that

they sold " enhanced " versions, but to me they seem

be about the same).

Also, I tracked down the manufacturer, in case all the

distributers vanish. They are a small company in

California, and have no desire to become a big

company, so you will never see them creating

a website and publicly marketing these products.

They do however have a postal address and telephone

number where people can contact them and order

their products directly.

Springlife Polarity

P.O. Box 40

Aptos, CA 95001

USA

phone 831-688-0553

I also asked them if they had any literature that

they could send me, and they confirmed that they

had a color catalog, some testimonials, and an

article explaining what polarization was. I asked

for copies and they'll be mailing them to me.

If anyone is interested, when these arrive I can

scan whatever they sent and upload it for people

to read.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Coffman wrote:

> The real reason I ask is I have a cook diode and I tried using it again and

> I find it does help me somewhat, so I am now really curious to see if the

> springlife helps even more. There are 2 sizes for the 'pocket rocket' -

> small and large - I am a big person (6'4 " 225 lbs) Do you think I should

> order the small one or the large one?

Well, it's impossible for me to predict if you will respond positively to

the Springlife Polarizers at all, so it's hard to say if one vs. the other

would be better.

For my own case, I use both Quantum Products and Springlife Polarizers

(and lately have been experimenting with the MegaChi pendant). I haven't

found that ANY of the dozens of devices I've tried proved to be a complete

solution. Just that some of them help more than others, and that

some combinations of different devices work even better than single

devices alone.

The Springlife Polarizers cause me a detox reaction (mobilization of toxins)

if I use a size which is too large, so I tend to use the smallest pendant

for most of the time, which is about 1 " long. The small pocket rocket

(2 " ) is good for when I'm suffering from a cold or allergies and need

some extra help, but will make me feel bad otherwise if I use it longterm

at close range. And the larger pocket rocket (4 " ) is even worse.

However, if you're trying to counter a large CRT computer monitor and

have no other devices, the 2 " or 4 " pocket rockets would probably be the

appropriate choice. However, for this case, I tend to use multiple

items from Quantum Products (which, if anything, suppress my detox

reactions) and add the smallest Springlife Polarizer to that.

(although lately at work I've been using the MegaChi pendant behind

my computer monitor, and that seems to work as well or better than

the Springlife Polarizer -- but the problem is that this costs a lot

more and it causes me agitation if I have it too close to me)

I've found it all rather tricky to keep everything in balance,

but have found workable solutions after years of trial & error

experimentation.

Also, one of the best " all-in-one " devices I've tried were Vinny's

prototype " coherent space " devices. However, as prototypes, these

cost a lot more than the commercially available options, and also

I did not find them to work any better than the combination

of devices that I was already using. If I were to ever buy

one of those, I'd get the smallest (IND-14) version, as the

one that Vinny lent to me (AUTO-21) was too strong for me

to wear on my person for any length of time.

Marc

[Guest guest]

OK, well I went ahead and ordered the small one - thanks.

On 5/9/07, Marc <marc@...> wrote:

>

> Coffman wrote:

> > The real reason I ask is I have a cook diode and I tried using it again

> and

> > I find it does help me somewhat, so I am now really curious to see if

> the

> > springlife helps even more. There are 2 sizes for the 'pocket rocket' -

> > small and large - I am a big person (6'4 " 225 lbs) Do you think I should

> > order the small one or the large one?

>

> Well, it's impossible for me to predict if you will respond positively to

> the Springlife Polarizers at all, so it's hard to say if one vs. the other

> would be better.

>

> For my own case, I use both Quantum Products and Springlife Polarizers

> (and lately have been experimenting with the MegaChi pendant). I haven't

> found that ANY of the dozens of devices I've tried proved to be a complete

> solution. Just that some of them help more than others, and that

> some combinations of different devices work even better than single

> devices alone.

>

> The Springlife Polarizers cause me a detox reaction (mobilization of

> toxins)

> if I use a size which is too large, so I tend to use the smallest pendant

> for most of the time, which is about 1 " long. The small pocket rocket

> (2 " ) is good for when I'm suffering from a cold or allergies and need

> some extra help, but will make me feel bad otherwise if I use it longterm

> at close range. And the larger pocket rocket (4 " ) is even worse.

>

> However, if you're trying to counter a large CRT computer monitor and

> have no other devices, the 2 " or 4 " pocket rockets would probably be the

> appropriate choice. However, for this case, I tend to use multiple

> items from Quantum Products (which, if anything, suppress my detox

> reactions) and add the smallest Springlife Polarizer to that.

> (although lately at work I've been using the MegaChi pendant behind

> my computer monitor, and that seems to work as well or better than

> the Springlife Polarizer -- but the problem is that this costs a lot

> more and it causes me agitation if I have it too close to me)

>

> I've found it all rather tricky to keep everything in balance,

> but have found workable solutions after years of trial & error

> experimentation.

>

> Also, one of the best " all-in-one " devices I've tried were Vinny's

> prototype " coherent space " devices. However, as prototypes, these

> cost a lot more than the commercially available options, and also

> I did not find them to work any better than the combination

> of devices that I was already using. If I were to ever buy

> one of those, I'd get the smallest (IND-14) version, as the

> one that Vinny lent to me (AUTO-21) was too strong for me

> to wear on my person for any length of time.

>

> Marc

>

>

>

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Coffman