Scalar Wave Chamber - experience and questions

[Guest guest]

I have read lots of the posts here and have seen a few references to " scalar

waves " but not to using scalar waves to treat ES, or specifically to the " Energy

Enhancement System " described on this website: http://hhfe.net. I apologize if

I've missed something, but just in case this is new information I thought I'd

share

it. My husband's recent experience with this " scalar wave chamber " was so

striking and puzzling to us that we really want to understand it better, and any

insight this group can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Four months ago, we had not yet realized my husband was ES, and were

desperate for a way to manage his severe, chronic pain. Over the years we had

tried all sorts of prescription drugs, supplements, sleep clinics, pain clinics,

hypnosis, acupuncture - both needles and electric, herbs, etc. We knew my

husband had chronic fatigue, chronic pain, severe sleep problems, chemical

sensitivities, digestive problems -- but could find no satisfying

diagnosis/explanation for his health problems and no real relief. At that

particular time, the pain was the most urgent issue for us, and when an

open-minded MD we knew recommended that we try using a " scalar wave

chamber " for pain management purposes, we felt we had nothing to lose. We

were also told that the chamber could enhance energy and mysteriously address

a range of health issues, but the person who owned the chamber and allowed us

to use it was not a scientist and did not pretend to understand how it worked.

Over the course of 6 weeks, my husband spent ten two-hour sessions in this

chamber, sitting quietly and trying to meditate while surrounded by eight

computers programmed, we were told, to generate " scalar waves " at him. For

whatever reason, my husband felt significantly better when we left the chamber.

I felt very little effect (am not ES), but my husband's pain was reduced, and

his

energy level seemed improved also. The effect seemed to last for at least 24

hours, until the next session. Over the next 6 weeks, using this chamber, we saw

my husband undergo what we could only describe as a full remission of all his

symptoms. His energy, pain, sleep, brain fog and other health problems all but

vanished. He was operating at almost full functionality. It was too dramatic of

a

change to be coincidental; my husband had not functioned at that level for

years.

He was, for all intents and purposes, well.

When the 6 week period was up, we signed on for another ten two-hour sessions

in the scalar chamber. (The sessions were not inexpensive but we could not

afford NOT to pursue this further.) During this 2nd round of sessions, we were

never able to achieve the same results we had the first time. We had been

experimenting with the scalar chamber's computer settings (not knowing much

about them -- only what we were told, that different settings would be more or

less beneficial for different people). We tried one setting that had disastrous

effects, and were never able to regain the ground we lost. My husband

deteriorated again, almost to the point where he had been before we started

using the chamber.

It was shortly after this that we realized my husband was ES. One of the clues

came from a casual comment about one of the scalar wave chamber's side

effects -- that it happens to " cancel out " EMFs in its immediate vicinity.

If we understood how this " scalar wave chamber " works enough to replicate its

beneficial effects reliably -- without setting off its negative effects -- I

would

find a way to raise the $25,000 it costs to purchase one. The benefits were

truly that dramatic. But we don't understand it and we can't afford to gamble so

much on something about which we know next to nothing. We're not engineers

and we are only starting to learn about ES. Some of you have mentioned " scalar

waves " but in a context that suggests they are harmful to electrically sensitive

people. If so, how does that fit with our experience -- that apparently scalar

waves can have either greatly beneficial or greatly harmful effects, depending

on the precise " frequency " ? (Is the " scalar chamber " maybe inaccurately

named?)

By the way, my husband's experience in the scalar chamber is not unlike the

effect some of you have described from using certain EMF protection devices,

such as the Springlife Polarizer or the Earthcalm pendant. He said it was like

an

invisible pressure had been lifted from him, and the air was sweeter to breathe;

it felt like a safer place. Several times we went from the chamber straight into

a

high-EMF environment (store with lots of fluorescent lights) and saw the

immediate reversal of all benefits. I've ordered a Springlife Polarizer for my

husband and will report what he experiences.

Thanks for any feedback or insight you can offer.

Cara

[Guest guest]

> I have read lots of the posts here and have seen a few references to " scalar

> waves " but not to using scalar waves to treat ES, or specifically to the

" Energy

> Enhancement System " described on this website: http://hhfe.net. I apologize if

> I've missed something

I don't think you missed anything -- I've never heard of this before,

although I see that there is one located in my area.

I found this on their website:

" For nearly 12 years, Rose has been developing

the technology that is capable of emulating the energy transmitted

such as found in hands on healing. "

So, has your husband ever tried " hands on healing " ? I've tried

Reiki before, and I certainly noticed it, although I never really

found it practical for countering hours in front of a computer.

Some of the EMF protection devices sold certainly produce a similar

sort of energy -- the Springlife polarizers sure seem to, and

are more practical for going to stores, using the computer, etc.

> When the 6 week period was up, we signed on for another ten two-hour sessions

> in the scalar chamber. (The sessions were not inexpensive but we could not

> afford NOT to pursue this further.) During this 2nd round of sessions, we were

> never able to achieve the same results we had the first time.

Hmmm, so this was with the same settings? And it no longer worked?

I've found a similar sort of thing to happen with many types of

therapies -- they work at first, and you seem to have found a cure,

then after some time, they don't seem to work, and you're back to

where you started. This is why I hesitate to believe a lot of

testimonials on websites, because you really cannot judge a product

with only a few days experience. Only after weeks/months/years can

you tell if something is really helpful.

As for the term " scalar waves " , I'm not really comfortable applying

that term to one item vs. another. It could be that *all* EMF

protection devices generate such waves, but only a few advertise

that fact. I think the Teslar watch advertises that they generate

scalar waves, although I never had any reaction to this watch.

Also, I wouldn't spend $25,000 on something I wasn't sure would

help. There are certainly lots of things which cost less than

$300 that I'd try first -- and many of these things are portable,

so you can take them with you and use them all day.

> By the way, my husband's experience in the scalar chamber is not unlike the

> effect some of you have described from using certain EMF protection devices,

> such as the Springlife Polarizer or the Earthcalm pendant. He said it was like

an

> invisible pressure had been lifted from him, and the air was sweeter to

breathe;

You might want to also try using Quantum Products stuff at some

point. Your husband's reaction to this chamber sounds similar

to what I recall after buying a couple power strips and plugging

them in where my computer and television/stereo is located.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your feedback, Marc.

> So, has your husband ever tried " hands on healing " ?

My husband has not tried Reiki or any other " hands-on healing " yet, partly

because we initially resisted such " non-scientific " methods, and now mainly

because we don't yet know of a good practitioner in our area. (If anyone on this

list has had good experiences with a Reiki practitioner in the SF Bay Area

please

let me know.) We're also very interested in seeing what effect the Springlife

Polarizer has for us.

> Hmmm, so this was with the same settings? And it no longer worked?

Not exactly. In the second set of sessions, we used most of the same settings

but not all. We were experimenting. We'd had such excellent results for the

first

6 weeks and we didn't imagine something so beneficial could also be equally

damaging -- we assumed whatever we tried would only help, but perhaps in a

different way. Obviously we were wrong. Anyway, after several " bad " sessions

using these different settings my husband never recovered. We went back to

the original settings that had helped him, but we never achieved the same good

results as in the first set of sessions.

If anyone on this list has the opportunity to experience several hours in a

" scalar

wave chamber " (two hours is what is recommended to see a real effect) I would

really like to hear about it. The gentleman who allowed us to use his chamber

has

since moved out of town, otherwise my husband and I would certainly go back

(knowing what we know now about ES) and take some EMF readings in that room,

and try to find out more about frequencies and settings.

Cara

[Guest guest]

> My husband has not tried Reiki or any other " hands-on healing " yet,

> partly because we initially resisted such " non-scientific " methods,

> and now mainly because we don't yet know of a good practitioner in

> our area. (If anyone on this list has had good experiences with a

> Reiki practitioner in the SF Bay Area please let me know.) We're

> also very interested in seeing what effect the Springlife

> Polarizer has for us.

Hi Cara,

There is a energy healer named Marja West who works in SF and who has

worked with the Bioenergy Balancing Center in Palo Alto for many

years. I had a session with Marja which definitely had effects but

nothing lasting. Her web site appears to be down, but Marja states

her work " ...is a blend of pranic healing, reiki, channeling, chakra

and auric field assessments, soul retrieval, and energy management

with Bioenergy Balancing. " She's calls it 'Absolute Balanced

Mastery'. All of this might sound quite 'lofty' but she was

recommended by a friend who is also an energy worker. Marja's phone

is 415.563.9904.

I've had many energetic treatments by various practitioners, including

one I attribute triggering my ES. Some were temporarily restorative

but none have been curative. However, all of the sessions were done

before I had my mercury amalgams removed. I think getting the toxic

metals out of my system will allow these modalities to be more

beneficial and lasting in light of the experience of Marc, Glenn, and

others on the list.

> If anyone on this list has the opportunity to experience several

> hours in a " scalar wave chamber " (two hours is what is recommended

> to see a real effect) I would really like to hear about it. The

> gentleman who allowed us to use his chamber has since moved out of

> town, otherwise my husband and I would certainly go back (knowing

> what we know now about ES) and take some EMF readings in that room,

> and try to find out more about frequencies and settings.

The term " scalar wave " has also been used in the context of active EM

field cancellation where a device emits EM waves of strength and

frequency equal to EM waves in the local vicinity but shifted in space

by half a wavelength. The meeting of the ambient and emitted fields

would then 'cancel' each other, creating what some have termed a

standing scalar wave. From what I read in your earlier post about the

" scalar wave chamber " cancelling out EM fields in its vicinity, it may

be operating in this sense of scalar wave.

If this is the case, then the device is exposing you to classical EM

fields during the treatment. If so, then your husband's first

sessions were done with what are termed ameliorating frequencies.

These are EM frequencies that relieve ES symptoms, and in some cases

have provided a cure.

There is a clinic in Texas, the Environmental Health Center - Dallas

(www.ehcd.com), that does testing for ES where you could find out

these frequencies. I've visited the clinic and can relate my

experience there in detail off list if you want. There is also a

doctor near Los Angeles who is also experienced with ES.

Dr Gunnar Heuser, NeuroMed and Neuro Tox Associates Medical Group;

Assistant Clinical Professorof Medicine at U.C.L.A. School of

Medicine.

E-mail : gheuser@...

17366 Sunset Boulevard #101B, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

I've also tried homeopathy under the care of three of the most

experienced homeopaths in the SF area, two of them are MDs. Though

almost all the homeopathic remedies they tried with me had strong

effect, none were curative. Homeopathy is a science and an art and

could be of benefit to your husband. I'm adding my validation to it

here for you in case you're considering it. For Frans, I'll let you

know that they also tried placebo with me (without my knowledge

beforehand) to test for psychosomatic influence. I had no reaction to

the placebo though I was certainly anxious because of the impact

earlier remedies had and was primed for a possible psychosomatic rxn.

-Beau