Tweak Pink Himalayan Salt Lamps.


Okay has any tried this? 
This thread amused me at WBF and I am sure the responses here will too. I am not an anti-tweak guy.

 

jacobsdad2000

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"Schumann generator are not placebo at all, it is way more audible than atmosphere ionization ..."

I fell asleep next to the SG I purchased and woke up with an upset stomach (I rarely have them - not even once a year).

Following this I experienced the same if it was left on for more than 20-30 minutes.

It definitely affects my stomach, but it's difficult to judge sonics while experiencing a stomach ache.

Has anyone experienced ill effects with the salt lamp - sore tongue?

 

DeKay

magister:

I was kidding about the sore tongue (my inner chef/freak would want to lick the lamp), but not about the SG.

I purchased the SG back when they were first mentioned here (perhaps by you) and it's a cheap, maybe $12, rechargeable unit from China.

Oddly enough I've felt ill the few times I've been in an operating TV studio (2X in my early teens and 2X in my 30's) while no one else seemed to be affected.

 

DeKay

"Some scientists and clinicians acknowledge the phenomenon of hypersensitivity to EMR resulting from common exposures such as wireless systems and electrical devices in the home or workplace; others suggest that electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is psychosomatic or fictitious."

 

Wonder what cables are good for EHS?

 

DeKay