stuied said...
Did the test at the bells contest. Pretty simple what they do. when pulling down they firstly also pull you away from your centre of gravity then when you have it they pull towards your centre of gravity. Called the guy on it and he got pretty flustered.
Thats funny cos I don't know the tricks to the tests and they still all work on everyone bar a friends pregnant wife! Weird.
I'm still a sceptic, I need to see the cogs turning etc. I've posted this before but they claim that your body works on some
kind of mhz/kwz/gigawatts/electrons or some crap. Apparently most people operate at about 5mhz and when they put on the
PB Band then this mhz jumps up tp around 7mhz. So either it's all bu11$H!T or they should be able to show actual test results.
Until I see this I will always be a sceptic, but I will continue to wear my band anyway. My back feels great!
Note: the mhz I'm using are just letters. I can't remember the actual abreviation they were using.
, I'll give you a report after the long weekend.
) get them to slip the thing in a wetsuit/leggie key pocket etc and another session get them to slip a placebo in. Do a few sessions with each, record your impressions, and see if you can pick the difference.
. At least it (hopefully) didn't cost you as much.
