Do-it-yourself Springlife Polarizers

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Hi all,

For the past several years, I have used the Springlife Polarizers

as part of my EMF protection solution, as they work well for when

I'm on the go, and also sitting in front of my computer monitor.

One of the problems with these is that I have been sensitive to

the size of polarizer (too large = too much detox, too small =

ineffective), so that I've had to buy several different sized

models and find the right size for each environment. And

even with that, each size is twice the size of the next smaller

model, so you cannot fine-tune the size.

Or can you? The large " Slimline " polarizer can be opened up

by taking off the nameplate and using the correct size Alan

Wrench. The active ingredient is supposed to be the powder

inside of these, which you can then pour out of and make

your own smaller ones. In fact, there is probably enough

powder in the large polarizer to make twenty pendants.

As for what kind of container to use, I've been buying

stainless steel pill containers. For example:

http://jazebra.com/pill-fob-mini.html

I remember that Townsend of Bioharmonics.com thought

that stainless steel was a good, biocompatible metal, and

since the Springlife Polarizers themselves use stainless

steel, that seemingly makes it a good choice.

(also, if someone objects to using metal at all, one

could experiment with wood or plastic containers)

I've been trying these for about a week, and so far this

seems to be working well. In fact, it seems to be working

better than the real thing, as I'm able to add/subtract

powder until I get the best results in each environment.

Marc