Humans and EMFs

William Bennett, environmental consultant for New World Institute in Santa Cruz, California, wrote the following report on the effects of Tachyonized Silica Disk on humans.

The effect of EMFs on six people was measured using biofield analysis both with and without the Tachyonized Silica Disk installed in their homes. The fields were changed from being strongly degenerative to neutral or slightly regenerative for all seven people with one disk installed. Three disks were installed in three houses and tested slightly better than one disk. 

Biofield analysis is a testing method developed at the Institute, where it was discovered that the size of the energy field of a person varies according to how beneficial anything he or she is exposed to. The testing procedure measures the size of the subject's Biofield using L-rods. If whatever is being tested is not beneficial the field shrinks in varying amounts depending on how detrimental the field is. If the field remains its normal size, the device being tested is helpful in maintaining a person's current state of health. If the field expands beyond normal (over 100 percent) it is found to be regenerative. This method has been used and taught at the New World Institute for eight years. 

Results:   
Six people were tested to see what effect the electromagnetic fields of their homes were having on their health. Their biofields shrank 15 percent to 30 percent of normal, indicating that the fields were very degenerative. See picture below. 

A Tachyonized Silica Disk was installed on the inside of the door of the circuit breaker box next to the main cable coming into the house. The field was measured again. It increased 100 percent or more in all cases, and was slightly regenerative in some. 

Biofield analysis indicates that the Tachyonized Silica Disk eliminates the detrimental effect of electromagnetic fields on humans. Use of one disk is sufficient for an average house. The Tachyonized™ Silica Disk is an effective device to completely eliminate the detrimental effects of electrical devices.

Results of the Six People Studied