This website is really, really funny.
Crystal Catalyst® Technology was discovered and developed by reknowned subtle energy researcher and master dowser Robert McKusick
A
master dowser, that's rich. And they clearly don't enhance spelling ability.
Crystal Catalyst® is made by firing silicone and rare earths together in a special energy field based on the fields used in Ancient Egypt to fire scarabs and other talismans.
Are you freaking kidding me? Ancient Egypt?
Robert McKusick has chosen not to patent Crystal Catalyst® Technology because he does not wish to reveal its proprietary formula and process.
Heh...
We don't recomend EMF meters as way to test the resonators . Since our products 'clean' rather than block the frequencies, the frequencies are still present but are now altered.
No... you don't get it -
our painkillers don't get rid of the pain, they
enhance it so you will enjoy it instead of suffering. Trust me, you're not suffering.
Will they wear out?
Nope. And they don't need recharging.
That's good, I was wondering where it plugged in.
Crystal Catalyst® Dielectric Resonators have been tested by independent third party laboratories for over 20 years.
A leading International Canadian Testing Laboratory for Clean Energy has confirmed that the resonators "are not electrical, magnetic, or radioactive, and they can not harm electrical appliances, or computer hardware or software".
The same laboratory also confirmed that the resonators are not edible.
Being electrical, the brain is severely affected by electronic pollution. That's why you feel so "brain-dead" after spending hours on your computer or talking on your cell phone.
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Here is Charmion standing over a Geopathic Stress Zone. In the first pic, Charmion attempts to lift a gallon of water. She struggles and can only lift it up to her shoulder. In the second pic, a Clearfield Plate has been placed at the far end of the building. With the Clearfield Plate up, Charmion is able to life the gallon of water way above her shoulder and with ease.
Jesus freaking Christ these people are something else. It reads like bad satire. I half expected the "Add to Cart" link to pop up a box saying "April Fools!"