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Roland (00:00):
I recently had a a
client of mine who plays pro
(00:02):
sports. Mhmm. He moved from onecity to another, and he started
getting really injured. He builtout this epic house. He had this
smart room control panel in hishouse that was essentially the
brains of the house.
All the electronics were there.It was also where his recovery
room was. So I had a company goout and do a full EMF assessment
of his house. Guess what? Someof the highest readings it ever
seemed.
Ambient (00:24):
Important reminder.
Don't be confused. EES and TLS
are not the same tech. Breakingnews. Today we are doing an
expose.
Michael Scalar (00:36):
What if I told
you there's wellness devices out
there that could be doing moreharm than good? People need to
be doing their research,understanding what a product
actually is, and who's actuallymarketing it. Today, we're gonna
be diving actually into acompetitor of ours. And we're
actually not doing the diving asmuch as we're sharing some
metrics that were shared to meon YouTube. An individual that
(00:58):
goes by Octavius Rio posted avideo of a comparison between EE
system technology and ourcompetitor, the light system or
TLS, sponsored primarily by agentleman named Jason Schirka
and promoting the equivalentWellness Effects as EE system.
Ambient (01:14):
We're gonna watch this
video here and show actually
show you have someone else showyou a TriFuel meal meter that's
basically exposing whatradiation is coming off of these
products, whether they're low,whether they're high. Join us as
we dive into this clip.
Scott Murphy (01:32):
Okay, everyone.
Here we have our trifield meter
set up. We have standardized thedistance from it, from the EE
system in this case, to thetrifield meter, and we're going
to go through each setting andtest the electromagnetic
frequencies. Our first test isgoing to be with standard
magnetic. Here we go.
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Okay. And it is reading pointone. We're gonna put that over
on the whiteboard. I know youcan't see it, but we're gonna
record all of these and thencompare. Now we're gonna move on
to standard electric.
Okay. And that one is readingbetween three and four. Let's
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see if it stabilizes. Alright.We're gonna put that as three.
Now let's move on to weightedmagnetic. Okay. That one is
holding strong at point three.Let's continue our data
collection. We're going on to aweighted electric.
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That's also moving between oh,there it is at four. Okay. And
our last test for the EE system,the RF test. And let's see what
that comes out at. It'sstabilizing.
It's bouncing around still.Looks like it's still bouncing
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and moving between one ninetyand two hundred. Alright. I keep
seeing it flash there. Oneeighty three, one eighty five,
one seventy five.
I think one ninety looks to be apretty good average. All right,
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next everyone, let's look at thelight system or the TLS Pyramid.
Let's check it out. Okayeveryone, we now have the TLS or
the Light System Pyramid. Wehave the TriField EMF detector
ready.
And let us just first go overthe the reason we have it set up
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like this is because the humanbody getting close to the
TriField meter has been known toaffect it. So this is why we
have this approach. So with thatsaid, let's get started with the
Pyramid test. We're gonna switchto the standard magnetic
setting. Let's see what it saysand jot down the reading.
Okay. Looks like it's settlingat, it's jumping up a little
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bit, one point point five, 1.6.Okay. Let's do the next reading.
Standard electric.
Stepping back. Looks like that'spretty clear. 39 3.94O. Got that
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on our board. I'm writing allthese numbers down, we'll review
them when we're done.
Let's move on to weightedmagnetic. Stepping back. That is
showing it's bouncing around.Still moving. It's kicking up
there.
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Looks like that is settling at11 and a half, 10, still moving.
We'll say that that's 11 as itmoves between ten and eleven.
Next to the weighted electric.See what our rating is there.
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That's right there at 42, 41.
Call it 42. Lastly, we're gonnamove to the all important RF
detection. Oh, woah. Woah. Woah.
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Okay. That's really jumping up.That is oh, it is. Just a
second. Let's see if it settles.
That is over 7,000. Looks likek. 8,000 there, 7,600. It's
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still bouncing up a lot. Wow.
Look at that. Oh, oh, it's nowit's now as it says the screen
is moving, it's kicking up over8,000. It's I've seen it move
all the way between 6,086. It'sjust moving so fast up and down
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there. I think it looks likeit's averaging out right around
8,000 as it moves in between.
Okay. Or to make it accuratewith the e system, it's actually
eight point zero zero zero.Okay. Wow. That's significant.
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I I mean, look at that keep itjust keeps jumping up there. I
mean, and we're just that that Iam very surprised by how much
RFs are coming off this thispyramid. And it just it just the
I don't know. Can I I'm gonnatry everyone, I'm gonna try to
zoom in a little bit so you cankinda see how it just keeps
bouncing up there? Now it's$8,811,100.
(07:15):
Yeah. I'm just I'm just not ableto even really get an accurate
reading as it moves. It lookslike as the as the screen fires
up, it actually increases. Thatthat's what that that hit over
9,600. Wow.
Okay, everyone, we're gonna moveon. I'm pretty amazed by that.
Okay. Okay, we've looked at twoof the products. Now let's look
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at the third one, the TLS cube.
Let's check it out. Alright,everyone. We're on our third
test. We have the TLS cube out.Everything's set up, same
uniform distance from the unit.
Let's begin our test withstandard magnetic. Trifield's
kicking on. Oh, it really jumpedup there. Looks like it's
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settling around 3.3. 3.3.
3.4. Okay. Let's move on tostandard electric. That's moving
between 39, forty, thirty eight.Looks like about an average
there of 39.
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Putting this all on thewhiteboard, everyone. We'll look
at it in a moment. Moving updown to weighted magnetic. Okay.
That's pretty variable.
I'm seeing elevens, thirteens,15. Gosh. That's really moving a
lot between, I'd say, 12, soseventeen, twelve, 15. I'm just
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gonna put anywhere betweentwelve, twelve and seventeen
range there. Alright.
Moving on to weighted electric.Okay. That looks a lot more
steady right at 37, holding 37,38. We'll call it 37. And then
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our last and key test, the RF,the radio frequency.
Here we go. Let's kick it ontothat. Oh, woah. Woah. Woah.
That's really high. That'sreally high. That's over 17,000,
looks like, or 16.5. Wow. Okay.
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That's still that that is at thetop end of the meter. Looks like
it's almost to max out rightthere. Sixteen eight, 17.
Ambient (09:41):
It looks
Scott Murphy (09:42):
like it's moving
right at the top end. We're
gonna call it there's 17 and ahalf. Call it between seventeen
and eighteen thousand. Wow.Alright, everyone.
(10:07):
Because this is so high, I thinkwhat we wanna do just to give
people some perspective is let'sput the tri field meter now up
next to an Internet modem andcompare those radio frequencies
just so we can all see exactlywhat this readout means, just to
get an idea of what the radiothese are high. What what we've
seen on the TLS units are muchhigher than I expected, and I
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wanna get an idea of what we'regonna see from a a modem that's
putting out internet radiofrequencies just for comparison.
So we're gonna do one more testand add those to the board. All
right, everyone. After thosehigh readings on the TLS
products, I wanna do somecomparison, one further test.
We have a WiFi router here thatwe're gonna compare and go
through all of them too, just toget a sense of what the readings
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are when compared to a devicethat everyone knows. Again, this
is the internet signal comingout that many of us know is not
good for your health to be inthe air sleeping next to and
sometimes even have on duringthe day. Okay, let's start it
up. Standard magnetic. Jumpingup there pretty high.
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Moving between, I see ten andtwenty. Oh, wow. It's just kinda
hard to say. But but that ishigh. That's much higher than
all the other units.
That looks like 10 to twelve,ten to 13. That's much higher
than everything else. Let's keepmoving on. Standard electric.
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Okay.
That's pretty steady rightaround 301, 300. Call it 300. I
think you can see here how muchhigher these EMFs are coming off
of this WiFi router. Okay. Thisone's moving around pretty quick
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too.
I'm seeing everything from fiveup to nine. This one's highly
variable. Looks like betweenfive and five and eight there.
Wow. Just at first glance, justfor reference everyone, the TLS
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units were 11 and between twelveand seventeen.
Double and triple what this WiFirouter is putting off. Next up
is weighted electric. Looks likethat's pretty steady around
three twenty, moving up to threetwenty five. Three seventeen. It
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looks like three twenty is apretty good average.
That's significantly higher thanall the other devices. And then
our important radio frequencytest here at the end. I expect
this to be high because this isa Wi Fi router. And it is high,
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but not as high as the TLS cube,it looks like. It's like that's
moving between I've seeneverything between eight there's
9,000 stabilizing there betweenoh, now down to six, seven
thousand, 12,000.
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Oh, this one's really moonagain, is this is high,
everyone. This is a Wi Firouter. We expect this to be
high. There's 15,000, but thendown to six. Gosh, it's kind of
steady between six and nine, Iwould say.
And then sometimes it spikes upa little bit. So I think I'm
gonna just average that out.There's 6,000, 9,000. I think
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I'm gonna average and just saybetween 6,000 to 9,000. Alright.
Now, everyone, we we have somereally good data here and I
think it's important we look atthe whiteboard and look at
everything that we have. Alrighteveryone, here we have all of
our data. We wrote all of thisdown after taking all of our
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readings. These are going to bein documents and things you can
reference, but right now, let'sgo through it and pick out the
high points. First one, standardmagnetic, that's measured in mg.
Here we are, point one for theEES cube, jumping up 10 times
that over here to the TLSpyramid. TLS cube, even more.
Look at that difference betweenthe EE system and the TLS cube.
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And like we would expect,expect, there's the WiFi router
coming in super high, down thereat 10 to 13. Moving right along
to standard electric, that's involts per meter.
We have EES at three, a littlebit higher, the Pyramid, a lot
higher. The TLS cube, quite ajump, almost 10 times between
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the ES system and the TLS cube.But again, like we would expect,
there's the Wi Fi router comingin a lot hotter at 300. Just
look at that. Three from the Esystem, 300 from the WiFi
router.
Staggering difference. Next,weighted magnetic. The
difference between standard andweighted is weighted is
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measuring higher frequencieseveryone. So that's over 60
Hertz. That's what we have here.
Let's look at how that readsout. Point three from the EES
system jumping all the way up to11 for the pyramid. Woah. And
then 12 to 17 for the TLS cube.But what's important here is
look at this.
There's the WiFi router. Lessthan half what we're getting
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over here on the cube and thesubstantially less than the
pyramid. So here we go. Thatwould be the TLS cube coming in
with the highest EMF rating fora weighted magnetic. Let's move
on to weighted electric.
That's also in volts per meter.There's four for the EES cube.
And then this is staggering.Almost 10 times jump up to 42
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and there we go, 37. So a lotmore than the EES cube but not
nearly.
That is a health risk rightthere everyone. Three twenty
from your WiFi router. Thenlet's see here, last but
certainly not least, now we'reon to radio frequency RFs. This
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is an important one everyone.These are your WiFi routers,
this is five gs, this is yourBluetooth, this is all the
things you hear and think aboutin terms of the RFs that are
invading all of our space.
Like these are the things we'retrying to protect against that
we don't want coming into ourbrain. So let's look at this
very important one. Here we areRFs for the EES cube. Point one
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nine or what we were callingwhen we were taking the reading
190 and that's milliwatts persquare meter. So think per
square meter, that's if you'rewithin a square meter of this
device, that's what we'rereading.
So point one nine zero or 190,and then look at this jump. Look
at this jump from 190 to 8,000.8,000. That's massive
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difference. And then this is aneven more important one to look
at.
Jumping up to 17,000 to 18,000for the TLS cube. That 190 to
17,000 to 18,000 everyone,that's what we're talking about
here. Likely because theelectronics within the TLS cube
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are a lot more dense, I wouldguess that's why. But for right
now, what's just important, thenumbers. And look at this.
That's over twice or just rightaround twice with the Wi Fi
routers. You are getting almosttwice the radio frequencies from
your TLS cube than you'regetting next to a Wi Fi router.
Why is that important? You don'twant to sleep next to your Wi Fi
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router. We all know that.
You don't want to work next toyour Wi Fi router. People get
headaches. People get slightnausea. People have all sorts of
issues and sensitivities next toWiFi routers. And there's your
TLS cube rocking in much, muchhigher than the WiFi router.
I think people should take alook at this. And also right
here too, your pyramid, that'scoming in at the same, slightly
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higher than the WiFi router.
Ambient (18:17):
You're you're more of
an expert on this. How does this
affect the human body, Roland?
Roland (18:21):
Well, I I just love that
we're talking about wellness
devices and the immittance ofmassive frequencies. Could I see
this? Yeah. Thank you. So thisis really poorly understood by
people.
Yeah. And it's used as baitmarketing for a lot of
unscrupulous individuals whowill talk about things like they
really know what they'reexplaining, but in reality, they
they fundamentally don't.Anytime you have electricity
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moving through something, youhave a wave of energy coming off
of either the the device itselfor wherever the wiring is. And
this is a very interesting timeframe that we're bringing this
up. I recently had a a client ofmine who plays pro sports.
Mhmm. He moved from one city toanother, and he started getting
really injured. He built outthis epic house. He had this
smart room control panel in hishouse that was essentially the
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brains of the house. All theelectronics were there.
It was also where his recoveryroom was. So I had a company go
out and do a a full EMFassessment of his house. Guess
what? Some of the highestreadings they'd ever seen was in
a part of the country wherethere's a high density of
population. So there's alwaysfields of energy coming off of
everything in our homes, andwhen you plug in electric
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devices, they're also generatinga field of energy.
Mhmm. Those fields of energy aredisharmonious to the body
because the body operates onphysics more than it does
chemistry. We measure chemistrybut the body is an
electromagnetic thing. You knowwe have an energy field coming
off of the body so that meansfrom the organism down to the
cell it operates on fields ofenergy and coherence. Your mom
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talks about this all the time.
Health is coherence. Why thesefields of energy are problematic
is if they are in a a spectrumthat is disharmonious to the
body, it's like two notes beingplayed at the same time that
don't go together. Mhmm. It goesout of coherence and it causes
an interference pattern. Sothese measurements of these
devices or anything that emitsan excessive amount of EMF,
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electromagnetic frequencyenergy, can cause the body to
fall out of rhythms of healthand start promoting dis ease.
Over time, the key thing is doseand duration. It's not gonna
happen if you sit next tosomething one time. It's gonna
be daily over the course ofweeks, months, years, and the
magnitude matters. So the themore dirty electricity or the
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dirty EMF coming off of a deviceis likely gonna accelerate how
quickly you start to feel unwellaround these devices. So if you
think about what we're talkingabout here, if a wellness device
is emitting a lot of dirtyenergy, is it a wellness device?
No. It's probably not. And it'sbeing marketed as something and
and represented as somethingthat's actually doing a
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disservice to our industrybecause the average person has
no idea what an electric fieldis Mhmm. Or the magnetic field
is. You're talking about, youknow, magnetic measurements.
Well, that's really justmeasuring the field coming off
of the current flowing throughthe wires. Mhmm. The electric is
how much voltage is in the wiresat all times. So that's why when
you take a trifield meter to aTV, even if it's off, it still
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blasts at a big frequency. Yep.
So when you stand next to afridge with a trifield meter,
the thing freaks out. It'sstressful because that's how
much electromagnetic energy iscoming off. And with RF, radio
frequency, it's not a constantthing. It's pulsed. Yep.
And why this matters to peopleis these things weren't around
us in these magnitudes evenfifteen years ago, ten years
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ago. And now our environment isbombarded with artificial
frequencies that are scramblingour physical well-being, our
emotional well-being, our mentalwell-being because they all
interact with the nervoussystem. And when the nervous
system is getting bombed withthese frequencies all the time,
it puts the body in a state offight or flight. And that fight
or flight will deplete resourcesin the body. It causes the body
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to make things like cortisol andadrenaline.
It causes you to imbalance yourmineral metabolism, so your
energy levels drop. You becomemore dehydrated. You become more
irritable. You don't sleeprestfully. I could go on.
So how this is all tying in andme bringing the story up is I
had a client who simply movedfrom one city to another, he's a
pro athlete his entire life, hestarted getting injured simply
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because the environment he wasin was not conducive to his
health and his recovery. So ifwe're marketing devices to
people that are frequency based,the average person has no idea
what they're looking at, theyhave no idea how to test it, and
even if they do test it theydon't know how to read these
things, so I'm glad that youbrought this up. But if
someone's spending thousands ofdollars on a device that
allegedly is a health device,they're sitting next to
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something that is actuallystealing health and vitality
from them.
Ambient (22:44):
Well, these these
metrics are showing I mean,
everyone's very concerned withfive g. Yeah. You're and they're
trying to distance themselvesfrom their five g routers in
their home. A lot of people areeven shutting them off when
they're not being used.
Roland (22:55):
I do that in there.
Ambient (22:56):
Shielding in different
spaces, especially the bedroom.
People are going through wild,wild steps to shield themselves
from five g, and these TLSproducts have a higher metric of
reading than a five g router.
Roland (23:09):
Well, so for example, on
the magnetic scale, and these
are are are broadcasted values,which is probably a little bit
lenient. What I mean by lenient,if it's something that's
accepted, it still probably isat the upper end of what should
be tolerable, but on themagnetic scale, the environment
you sleep in should have no morethan one as a reading. You're
telling me this is 1.6 on thelow side and 3.3 on the high
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side. Yep. So how thattranslates into something
physical is there's a field, amagnetic field coming off there,
and your body's energy field iscolliding with that.
So there's some sort ofinteraction there. Mhmm. That
interaction is gonna cause yourphysiology to respond in a
stressful way.
Ambient (23:47):
Mhmm.
Roland (23:47):
Over the course of time,
what happens to the body when
it's chronically stressed? Itdepletes itself. And when you
start to have excessive physicalstress, the body has to
compensate. That's why walkingwith a limp is a good thing if
you want to stay alive, but nota good thing if you want to
thrive.
Ambient (24:00):
Right.
Roland (24:01):
So what people are doing
unbeknownst to them is they're
subjecting themselves tounconscious background physical
and mental psychological stressall the time as a result of the
fields of energy in the roomsthat they're in. I mean, we're
we're in a field, we're we're ina multitude of different energy
fields and with recordingequipment around us. Is this
optimal for us? No. But we'reonly gonna be here for a short
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while.
Ambient (24:22):
Yeah.
Roland (24:22):
So we're gonna leave I
mean, I've been sleeping in the
system for the last two days, soI feel quite safe. But this is,
pardon my language, quitefrankly, bullshit that someone
was marketing this as a healthdevice, alleged
Ambient (24:34):
They're claiming better
mental clarity, better sleep,
antiaging, cellular energy.They're claiming all these
wellness benefits. But if you goto their website, they don't
have any studies to suggest thatas opposed to EE system, 46
pages of white paper on theirresearch, twenty years of
history. And this company hasbeen around just around a year
and basically copy pasting abunch of other people's stuff
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and saying, hey. This is is thatethical?
Roland (25:00):
Is that healthy? I'll
let people decide on the answer
to that. Yeah. You know? It'sit's pretty foregone conclusion
in my head, but the reality ofwhat this is showing me is
number one maybe this isn't awellness device at all in the
sense of what it was originalintent was.
Maybe it's something that justis like an appliance and it's
being You
Ambient (25:20):
mean the EMFs look like
an appliance?
Roland (25:22):
They do. It looks like
something that you would use for
entertainment purposes.
Ambient (25:26):
Right? Ironically,
we'll get into the next bit here
because Foreshadowing. I think Ithink maybe we should we we
should spin off into the theeconomics that this guy did on
YouTube.
Scott Murphy (25:38):
Well, I have one
Roland (25:38):
more thing to say about
this until we go to that. So who
this should really hit home forare people who are unwell.
Ambient (25:45):
Mhmm.
Roland (25:46):
Right? Because if you're
healthy, the body has
adaptability. And I believe EMF,it can be co opted to make it
seem like it's all negative. Theearth emits a magnetic field.
Ambient (25:56):
Absolutely.
Roland (25:57):
Everything has its own
magnetic field or energetic
signature. It's a question of ifit's coherent or incoherent with
the body. If someone is healthyand strong, they can deal with
more stress regardless of thesource before they get pushed
out of balance, which is whymost people don't get stressed
out or at least consciously knowthat their body's stressed when
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they're in sort of artificialfields. But if you're someone
who's unwell, like most peoplewho go to an EE system, they're
trying to heal from something.Mhmm.
Your bandwidth of stresstolerance has shrunken because
your body is in a stressedstate. It's unwell. It's sick.
Mhmm. If you're buying one ofthese things hoping for the best
possible outcome, you're beingduped into the potentiation of
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the worst possible outcome.
The more someone like this,where they could have a word
that rhymes with Schmancer, theycould have cardiovascular
disease, autoimmune conditions,neurodegenerative conditions,
anything where the body'sinternal sense of communication
with itself is disrupted, thesefields of energy will cause
further disruption in thecommunication of the body, so
the body loses its ability toheal. That's really all disease
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is. The body is too sick to healitself.
Scott Murphy (27:04):
Mhmm.
Roland (27:05):
So when you're hoping
for a wellness device to do
something for you to acceleratethat, you're relying on an
external energy source to helpthe internal energy source find
greater coherence and rechargeitself. This tells me that the
opposite's happening.
Ambient (27:19):
Right. Well, you're
right. Magnetism and different
frequencies can have benefit.Yeah. You've got PMF E system,
different things that have
Roland (27:25):
been know saying PMF
isn't always good unless you
Ambient (27:28):
know have the the
magnetism is fine because the
body's gonna modulate with themagnetism. The the The
electrical side, though, it canoverstimulate people, things
like that.
Roland (27:37):
And what I found out
very interestingly in this home
assessment, because I actuallywatched one of these done, some
houses, for example, have metalmeshes on the roof. So they
become antennae. It's true.What's happening is when there's
excessive dirty EMF in theenvironment based upon how the
energy is coming into the house,it creates a larger feel, the
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greater magnitude, the amount ofEMF is bigger, and then radio
frequencies from myunderstanding can kind of, like,
ride the wave of EMF and createa compounding effect. Mhmm.
So not only are you experiencingthe disruption of an electric
field that's too big and amagnetic field that's too big
because they're not the samething, but they're connected.
Radio frequencies, which isBluetooth, things that are
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essentially radio wave bandwidthspectrums of communication are a
different source of disruption.So you're getting multitudes of
disruption simultaneously in onedevice. We don't know what
that's gonna do to the body, butI guarantee you it's not good.
Like, it's not somethingpositive.
Hold on.
Ambient (28:40):
And you're saying for
entertainment. So the company's
BScan LED on Alibaba. I foundthem as well. We you can you can
buy this pyramid equipment. It'sLED wall from BScan LED on
Alibaba, a Chinese wholesalewebsite for 1,200 is their list
price.
Roland (28:56):
So what's the purpose of
this thing? Like, what does it
do if it's on Alibaba?
Ambient (28:59):
It's it's designed for
nightclubs, events. Oh, it
actually
Roland (29:03):
is just a light thing,
like an entertainment device?
Ambient (29:06):
It is. That's why I
Roland (29:08):
Oh, snap. Yes. Let let's
roll let's
Ambient (29:10):
roll his economics. He
kind of explains it.
Scott Murphy (29:12):
Alright everyone,
I want to talk about something
important here when we looked atEMFs and radio frequencies. And
that's it. These two products,the ones that are off the shelf
or the ones that I found onAlibaba for $1,200 and $600
these two devices, is thisconcept of the power box or the
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power supply. And with frequencydevices, think your cell phone
or an internet, WiFi router,those frequencies are coming
from somewhere. And I want youto look at this.
When we did the test here,excuse me, when we did the test
with this device, the powersupply is very close right here
to where tested it. If youremember, we tested it here on
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the front and the readings werevery high on this TLS cube.
Well, when we did the pyramidover here, you'll see the power
supply is way in the back here.So when we were testing here on
the front, we still had a bit ofa distance, almost a foot and a
half, maybe even two feet fromwhere we were testing to the
power supply. My guess, which Idon't know for sure unless we
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were to redo the whole test, isthat if we did the actual EMF
and RF device testing muchcloser, say, to the power
device, it would actually havebeen higher.
So between these two, my concernas looking at this is with the
power supply device being offthe shelf and no cancellation
effect happening, no conjugatewave pairing, no real thoughtful
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design in terms of how do wecancel the EMFs and the radio
frequencies, we're going to keepseeing high results. We're going
to keep seeing that thesedevices are really just
effectively glorified DJ devicesor karaoke or something you
would see in a nightclub. Andthat really needs to be thought
about because you're not buyinga nightclub device. You're
buying something that's beingmarketed and sold as a health
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product, as a wellness device.And that's something I can see
in the design with the EE systembut it's not something that I
see here with the off the shelfTLS products.
Now everyone, let's look at theEE System Cube. This is the
product that I have, this iswhat I bought and I want you to
come take a look at the inside.So come on over. Alright, we're
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now looking inside the EE SystemCube and the first thing you're
going to notice is this isintentful design everyone. This
isn't just something that's offthe shelf.
So what we have are the four EEsystem units or hard drives.
There's four of them, not justone like that we would see in
the TLS pyramid and then we havethe power supply. But the very
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important thing I want you tonotice along with the intentful
well designed nature of this isthis is a custom milled made in
The USA product and alsoassembled in The United States.
That's very different than whatwe saw previously with the TLS
products. This comes out of LasVegas.
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All of these parts come fromdifferent vendors, right? So the
power supply, that's 's from avendor, the boxes, that's from a
vendor, the whole side panel,even these, these are all from
different vendors. It's not justoff the shelf. What I want to
talk about next is why is itdesigned this way and why that
matters as a health device. Sotake again a look at these two
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different pairs and in the nextpart of this video we're going
to talk about a very key term tounderstand, conjugate wave pair
as well as cancellation effect.
We're back. We just talked aboutconjugate wave pair everyone and
that's something I want to breakdown because it's a very
important concept to considerwith what the EE system is doing
relative or versus the TLSsystem. So let's just do a quick
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diagram. We saw with the cubefrom EE System the four boxes.
And with these four boxes, it'sthe idea of transmission or
energy, frequency moving in thisclosed direction creating what
is called a cancellation effecthappening here in the middle.
This concept not only works withthe E System Q, but also the
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much larger systems. Think of itthis way. We have an array of
systems here. We have an arrayof systems here, here, and here.
You could also put them here,here, here, and here.
All of these are meant to createcancellation effect. That's an
important concept to think aboutand to know about with the EE
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system relative to the TLS unitbecause with that cancellation
effect that's where this idea orthis principle of a scalar wave
or a scalar effect originatesfrom. Without this, without this
happening, it's hard somethingto be a health device. In fact,
it's hard for me as an objectiveobserver looking at this to see
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anything with a TLS unit. How isthis design anything other than
what you might see on a DJ boothor at a karaoke bar?
It's something you can buy onAlibaba, you put in the hard
drive and all of a sudden it'sclaiming to be the same thing
where there is no intentfuldesign, there is no conjugate
wave pair, there is nocancellation. And why that's
important is think about thetest we did earlier where we
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were looking at EMFs and radiofrequencies. That's why I
believe from our test somethinglike the EE system is scoring so
low in all of that. Thosefrequencies are being canceled
out. That's a part of thedesign.
That's a part of why it wascreated and is developed and
manufactured to look like that.That's very different than with
TLS where none of that exists.
Ambient (34:44):
And we're back. So it's
kind of telling here with, it's
it's really easy to buy stuff onAlibaba and repackage it and
resell it. There doesn't seem tobe a whole lot difference other
than just this competitorsticking in a computer and and
making a lot of claims. If if Iwere buying lighting equipment
off of the Internet and thenselling it as a wellness device,
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I mean, I suppose you could takea LED par can that that's
modulated to red and be like,have a a red light therapy
device. It's kind of a similarconcept.
Roland (35:14):
Same idea because you
you don't know exactly what the
bandwidth is. You don't knowwhat the photonic emission is.
It's basically an illusion. It'sbullshit.
Ambient (35:23):
Yeah. And so case in
point, we'll roll another video
here because I actuallypurchased one of these pyramids
off of Alibaba because I bet Ibet this is an Alibaba product.
So I went on Alibaba. I foundBScan LED, and I didn't know at
the time whether it was the samething that they were getting.
But then they proceeded to showme videos of the product, and
the invoice even showed an imageof their product.
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So let let's roll my take on ascreen record of the Alibaba
Alibaba experience, and you guyscan be the judge of is is this
the same product? So when I wastrying with Ellie to display
full color screen panel invarious sizes, I found from a
mister Tony with, what's itcalled, B scan. Sent some
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YouTube videos. They're lovelystuff. Literally says we have 50
pieces for customers in Florida.
Me inquiring the price. I said,let's get a sample roll. I'm
curious what you got. Sends mesome dimensions that they got
going on. Like, we do this size.
I'm like, is it okay? I'm like,alright. Seventeen, twenty
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seven, twenty seven. I'm like,sure. Roughly this size.
And he says, yes. This is for aproject in Miami. Sends me this,
literally. Dude on Hollywood issending me videos of this this
pyramid in in some dude's roomin Florida. I'm like, wow.
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Let's play another one that hesent me. He's like, man, this
looks familiar. I've seen thison some YouTube channel for
sure. Oh, I mean, it's pretty, alittle pointy. Okay.
Okay. So I mean, literally, I'min Alibaba right now. Like, I
can't even make this up. Like,yo, like legit message Alibaba.
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Oh, and there's more.
I and if you notice, I I did notask for any of this. You just
started sending me this stuff.I'm like, alright. And I was
like, yeah, that one's toopointy. And he's like, yeah, it
is.
And I'm just like, you know, Ineed a sample. This is like
standard on Alibaba. You know,you normally get a sample first,
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you test it out. Literally, it'sgot a picture. Performer is for
B scan.
And I'm just I remember lookingat this being like facepalm. I
can't believe these dudes aredoing this to me, but just so
you know, it's 2,500 forpyramid, 880 for for shipping.
You know, there's some deals onAlibaba. You don't need to spend
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13 k. Look.
It's Chinese pyramids that don'tcreate Scalar. They're just
literally marketing tools or DJboost. I mean, these sell these
guys sell DJ lighting andmarketing stuff. It's And we're
back. So comic relief there, youknow, are people out there
buying things on Alibaba andrepackaging them with a lot of
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bold claims?
I can't make the statement ofwhether this is an ethical
product or or it doesn't appearto be something I would purchase
to put next to my bed or in myoffice or next to someone who is
unwell in my family to try andget them better. It kinda just
seems like a lot of glitzymarketing and a lot of paid for
sponsorship because these thingsare being pushed heavily through
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influencers who are justregurgitating what they're, you
know, being asked to say orhosting these people to convey
this message. So people arelike, oh, well, it must be real
because all these people areriding along with the wave, and
you you shouldn't trustinfluencer marketing. I mean,
there there's a time to placesome have a little more degree
of discernment. And when when aYouTube the guy who makes videos
on YouTube is trying to tell youhe's got a a magic pill, maybe
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do a little research.
Roland (39:13):
But that's a problem
nowadays in the health space in
general outside of just energythis product. No. No. It's
there's a multitude of griftersand and stay snake oil salesmen
have been a thing forgenerations.
Ambient (39:25):
You know? There's a
lot. There's and especially in
this industry, everyone's justtrying to the fly by night
companies that are around for ayear.
Roland (39:31):
Hustle a buck.
Ambient (39:31):
Yeah. We've been in
this industry for a couple
decades, and we've we've seenthem all come and go. We've seen
people take our marketingmaterial and our research and
slap it on their website andtheir marketing material. And
they typically don't last verylong because obviously their
efficacy is gone. So I thinkthere's just a lot of
discernment that people in thewellness space need to realize
that some people are literallygood at marketing, and they will
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sell you whatever they possiblycan to make a quick buck Mhmm.
And they'll throw anyone andeveryone under the bus just to
get that buck.
Roland (39:59):
And that's a pattern in
all industries. I've had a
client years ago, he had a thiscompany that made these
machines, and he said everyonewould try to buy them, copy
them, engineer them on thecheap, their stuff would always
break, and within ten years, allof those companies were
dissolved, then those peoplewould start new companies and
try the whole thing over andover again. Unfortunately, it's
a symptom of sick economics insociety. The reason it bugs me
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in health more than anything,not only because I've been a
health practitioner for likealmost twenty years, is that
people who have the ability tospeak a certain way, look a
certain way, and social media'sinfluence of short content
basically doesn't give someone along enough time to develop that
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discernment and really do theirdue diligence to understand, is
this person just a good actor orare they actually speaking with
expertize? That's my big beef.
And to layer on top of that,people in health are desperate.
People who are unwell or theyhave an unwell child or they're
trying to save someone who'sdying.
Ambient (41:03):
Well, that's that's how
this guy came about to he was a
fan of the cube. He has anunwell child. If if you guys go
watch the videos, he'll explainthat. And he was just very
concerned that people are outthere possibly taking advantage
of people who are unwell ortheir family members or members
that are unwell. And, you know,there's it's hard to wade
through the bullshit.
Roland (41:21):
And so I don't know
exposed.
Ambient (41:23):
Yeah. He wanted to
expose this because he was
concerned that someone who wassick was getting something that
was literally doing the oppositeof what they intended.
Roland (41:31):
And the only unfortunate
reality about that is what will
come out in the wash is it willmake that person worse or there
will be no net change. Andthey've wasted money, and
unfortunately, their time is up,so to speak. But that that's my
big beef with a lot of thesesnake oil salespeople in the
health industry. They know thatpeople who are emotionally
desperate are easy prey. Becauseif you say the right thing to
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them and and I've I've studiedthis a little bit.
If you create enough check marksinside the mind of someone to
that they they stopscrutineering who you are and
what you are, at some point,they'll just say yes to you.
Yeah. And this seems like anexample of that.
Ambient (42:08):
Well, we'll we'll leave
it at that. I think this is a
long enough episode. Guys, leavesome comments below. What what
are your thoughts on this thiswhole Alibaba LED wall in shapes
kind of as well as devices? Doyou guys think this is an
ethical thing?
Do you think people are outthere having benefits? If you've
experienced it and had apositive reaction or a negative
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reaction, let us know. Youobviously, a lot of people have
been using the EE system. If youhave some positive interactions
with the EE system, drop acomment. We we love to hear from
have, you know, thousands oftestimonials that get logged.
Some of them you just getdropped in comments and they're
fun to read from just randompeople across the world. So we
wanna hear from you. Till tillnext time, let's let's keep it
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classy. See you everyone.