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Sarah Fordham wrote a comment to Hypothyroidism (Underactive Thyroid)

over 2 years ago

I’ve been sub clinical with hypothyroidism Hashimotos since 2017, have never been prescribed anything to treat it, Usually my TSH is between 4 and 5. I’ve been using this programme for the last three weeks, twice a day and when I had a blood test this week, my TSH had gone down to 3, so now not considered to have hypothyroidism anymore! I’m over the moon. Thank you!

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Danny Duncan

Feb 02, 2024

Very very cool, congratulations!

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Sarah Fordham

Feb 02, 2024

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Danny Duncan thanks so much, I’m chuffed to bits

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Danny Duncan

Feb 03, 2024

Sarah Fordham as well you should be :)

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Nicola Chaturachinda-Kent

Feb 01, 2024

Sarah Fordham do you hold it on your thyroid for 30 mins?

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Ava

Feb 01, 2024

Excellent, thank you for sharing 💕

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Nathalie Roy shared experience on Endobalance Liver Detox

almost 2 years ago

To no longer have a gallbladder for 30 years, this endobalance does me a lot of good

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Angelo

almost 2 years ago

Hi, I'm an electronics and health enthusiast, and I was wondering how the IC pad emits all the various frequencies with a single coil... it is known from physics that a solenoid can oscillate well at a single frequency based on to its size...if it is oscillated at different frequencies then its magnetic field will be very weakened and not effective,,,,thanks

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Anton SF

Jan 31, 2024

Hi Angelo, you are correct each coil has particular parameters that determine the resonance frequency of the coil. But you can still emit a wide spectrum of frequencies. For example, a simple speaker also has one coil and can output a wide range of frequencies.

using this analogy - just as a speaker can modulate the current through its coil to produce a wide range of sound frequencies, an IC... See more

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Angelo

Jan 31, 2024

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Anton SF thanks, I understand, I can't wait for the device to arrive to do the tests 🙂 but if you want to be scientific you could examine the informed water
for example with a microscope or other types of tests? Sorry but I like to demonstrate and verify a truth otherwise it could be a placebo...

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Anton SF

Jan 31, 2024

Angelo, with a regular microscope you probably would not see much difference. But you can use for example electro-impedance spectroscopy, for example, such a tool (it has many applications, but it is very sensitive and can measure change in water): https://www.infopathy.com/en/products/m-i-n-d-pro

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Angelo

Feb 01, 2024

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Anton SF Thank you! But at your link I don't see electroimpedance spectroscopy, ...😢

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Anton SF

Feb 01, 2024

Angelo, that device is based on an electrochemical impedance spectroscopy-water sensor. It has various applications. It is so sensitive that you can affect water samples with your mind at a distance.

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Angelo

Feb 01, 2024

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Anton SF could you send me more information?...are you talking about the mind pro?...unfortunately it costs a lot but I would at least like more details and information, can you send it to me if you have it? Thank you

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Anton SF

Feb 01, 2024

Angelo, yes, you can see more information here: http://mind.cybertronica.de.com At the bottom of the site you can see links to more materials.

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Angelo

Feb 01, 2024

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Anton SF I'm so sorry for my questions, for me it's an honor and privilege to talk to you but I'm very enthusiastic about this technology that I've been looking for for a long time and I would like to understand more about it and also experiment with it... for example I saw from one of your videos that some some photos of the "replicated" compounds. How could I do... See more

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Anton SF

Feb 01, 2024

Angelo, thank you for your questions! On that slide I am showing photos or the source samples, from which ICs are recorded. When you imprint water you create a coherent domains that mimic electromagnetic spectrum of the source substances. I would recommend watching documentary on YouTube titled "Luc Montagnier water memory 2014".

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Angelo

Feb 01, 2024

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Anton SF yes, thanks, I already knew it....but can we do something, some experiments at home without expensive equipment to demonstrate some of these phenomena? even some ICs...

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Anton SF

Feb 01, 2024

Angelo, you can do experiments with seed germination and for example Plant Growth Booster

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Angelo

Feb 01, 2024

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Anton SF Thank you! But tell me: we know that our thoughts and emotions also strongly influence what surrounds us... how do you understand if it is your energy or instead the compound or pemf or sounds that makes the change??

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Anton SF

Feb 02, 2024

Angelo, that is true, to eliminate that you can do a blind or double-blind experiment:

Blind Experiment:

Objective: To evaluate the impact of an imprinted water complex on seed germination rates and plant growth compared to untreated water.
Setup:
- Control Group: Seeds watered with regular, untreated water.
- Experimental Group: Seeds watered with water treated with the Plant Growth Booster complex.
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- Participants (e.g., those... See more

Angelo, that is true, to eliminate that you can do a blind or double-blind experiment:

Blind Experiment:

Objective: To evaluate the impact of an imprinted water complex on seed germination rates and plant growth compared to untreated water.
Setup:
- Control Group: Seeds watered with regular, untreated water.
- Experimental Group: Seeds watered with water treated with the Plant Growth Booster complex.
Blinding:
- Participants (e.g., those planting the seeds and monitoring growth) do not know which seeds are treated with the imprinted water and which are not.
Procedure:
- Prepare two sets of identical seeds under the same environmental conditions (soil type, pot size, indoor environment, etc.).
- Water one set with the treated water and the other with untreated water, without revealing which is which to the caretaker.
- Regularly measure germination rates, plant height, leaf number, and overall health for a predefined period.
Data Analysis:
- Compare germination rates, growth metrics, and health between the two groups.
- Use statistical analysis to determine if differences are significant.

Double-Blind Experiment:

Objective: Same as the blind experiment, with an additional layer of blinding to further reduce bias, thoughts, and emotional influence.
Setup: Identical to the blind experiment with control and experimental groups.
Double-Blinding:
- Neither the participants (those involved in planting, watering, and data collection) nor the researchers analyzing the results know which group is which until after the data analysis is complete.
Procedure:
- A third party labels the water containers with codes that do not reveal their contents (treated vs. untreated) and keeps a record of the codes.
- The experiment is conducted in the same manner as the blind experiment, with measurements taken regularly.
Data Analysis:
- After collecting the data, the code is revealed to analyze the impact of the treatment on plant growth.
- Statistical tests are applied to assess the significance of any observed differences between the groups

Both blind and double-blind experiments are designed to minimize the influence of biases, including the "power of thought" or the idea that the expectations or beliefs of the experimenters (or participants) can influence the results. Here's how these designs help mitigate such effects:

Blind Experiments:

In a blind experiment, the individuals directly interacting with the experiment (e.g., watering the plants or measuring their growth) do not know which treatment each group is receiving. This setup aims to prevent their beliefs or expectations (such as the belief in the efficacy of the treatment) from affecting their behavior and, consequently, the outcome of the experiment. For example, if someone believes in the power of the Imprinted water, they might unconsciously treat those plants more carefully or optimistically, which could bias the results.

Double-Blind Experiments:

Double-blind experiments add an additional layer of blinding by ensuring that neither the participants nor the researchers analyzing the results know which group received which treatment until after the data have been collected and analyzed. This method is particularly effective at minimizing biases, including the "power of thought," because it removes any possibility for both the caretakers and the data analysts to influence the results based on their expectations or beliefs.
For instance, a researcher who strongly believes in the positive effects of the imprinted water might unconsciously interpret ambiguous data in a more favorable light if they know which group received the treatment. Double-blinding prevents this by ensuring that the researchers' expectations cannot influence their analysis of the data.

Additional Measures:

Randomization: Random assignment of treatments to different groups helps ensure that any external factors, including potential psychokinetic effects, are evenly distributed across both the control and experimental groups.
Standardization: Keeping all conditions except for the treatment the same for all groups helps ensure that any differences observed are due to the treatment itself and not other variables.
Replication: Repeating the experiments multiple times or in different settings can help confirm the results are consistent and not the product of chance or unusual circumstances.

I hope this helps.

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Angelo

Feb 02, 2024

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Anton SF THANK YOU! you were very thorough, perfect!

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