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Is Zero Point Energy A Miracle Healer?

Updated on July 26, 2016

by Kelley Eidem

Kelley Eidem
Kelley Eidem

You know, Zero Point Energy isn't just for turning cheap wine into the best bubbly you've ever had. (More about that later.) Actually ZPE does better than that.

Just watch this video to see what I mean...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og3tP1qmfHU

If your eyes are still dry after watching that video, maybe zero point energy can help you. ;-)

But wait...there's more...

Parkinsons, stroke, osteoporosis part 1 (31 seconds)

Parkinson's, mild stroke, and osteoporosis Part 2 (minutes later)

His improvement might blow you away.

92 year old grandma with pain in her shoulder

This 92-year-old nanna had fallen two years earlier. We might think that when someone reaches that age, there is little that can be done. You've heard it before, "You just have to live with it."

See what happens.

92 year old's knee and leg

In this video, you'll see nanna lift her arm completely straight up with no apparent limitation.

 

How does it all work?

 

The idea behind the Amega Wand can best be described by this: what if you looked into a super powerful microscope? At some point all the atoms would look similar with protons, electrons, etc. Below that are subatomic particles.

Beyond that is an area that Albert Einstein theorized as zero point energy. It can be looked at as a reservoir for the source of all physical energy. The wand is designed to resonate with the zero point energy.

To make a wand that resonates with the ZPE, it requires nannotechnology and time. But today, that technology is here.

By resonating with the zero point balance, it helps to remind us of our balance where wellness resides.

All things have zero point energy: food, plants, etc. Wanding a lemon, for instance, will change the taste of the sour lemon to a much sweeter taste. It will also change cheap wine into tasting like a $50 bottle according to some who have tried the experiment.

This can be a lot of fun to do when eating out. First you wand your own food and drink. This typically creates curiousity. Then you become the hero of the evening by transforming everyone's wine into the nectar of the gods. ;-) The downside is that everyone wants to buy your wand.

If you'd like to find out more, please feel free to contact me at awthrawthr@yahoo.com Be sure to put "Kelley" in the subject line or I might miss it.

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