Can the Q Link Ally,<sup>®</sup> a Form of Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT™), Attenuate Acute Mobile Phone-Related Changes to Neural Function?

Croft, Rodney J.; Chandler, Jody S.; Burgess, Adrian; Barry, Robert J.; Williams, John D.; Clarke, Adam R.

doi:10.1089/107555302760253621

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“…The QL is a "black box" portable EMFemitting device that emits low-dose (100 mW power uptake) continuous waves at 7,377 MHz (plus a series of upper harmonics) and is powered by 240 V mains with a 9 V D.C. The QL has shown a capability to help prevent diminished anomalous electrical activity in the brain caused by EMF sensitivity (Croft et al, 2002b).…”

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New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

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Objectives: The aim of this study is to initiate research in the field of biomedical engineering geared towards a reduction of non-thermal effects on the brain due to the use of mobile telephones. This line of research employs devices attached to the back of cellular-telephone cases.Methods: Under electromagnetic-environment controlled conditions EEG records have been obtained in 16 healthy subjects, with their eyes open at the base-line. These records were compared with the use of the mobile telephone with and without one of these devices for five minutes each, and having them statistically tested with Wilcoxon matched-pairs. Results: Differences between experimental EEG, with and without the use of the device, have been observed. These subtle changes basically affect Delta and Theta wave bands. Their distribution, (changes in the affected areas of the brain), also varies, above all in the frontal areas.Conclusions: The use of this device could reduce non-thermal effects of mobile telephones on the human EEG.

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New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

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“…A variety of protective effects from SRT to various environmental stressors have been shown, including protection of fibroblast cultures, reduced oxidative stress in the blood of humans, decreased acupuncture meridian stress, reduced state anxiety scores in school children, 7 and electroencephalograph stabilization in humans. 8 The present study tests new and improved generation technology derived from SRT produced by the same inventors, Robert O. Williams and Patti Leach, who digitized it using a proprietary method. This new digital form, Quantum Code Technology ™ (QCT), was enclosed in a software application by ONE08, Inc., the Heart+ App.…”

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Effects of a Passive Online Software Application on Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Nervous System Balance

Rubik

2017

The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine

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Objective: This study investigated whether short-term exposure to a passive online software application of purported subtle energy technology would affect heart rate variability (HRV) and associated autonomic nervous system measures.Methods: This was a randomized, double-blinded, sham-controlled clinical trial (RCT). The study took place in a nonprofit laboratory in Emeryville, California. Twenty healthy, nonsmoking subjects (16 females), aged 40–75 years, participated. Quantum Code Technology™ (QCT), a purported subtle energy technology, was delivered through a passive software application (Heart+ App) on a smartphone placed <1 m from subjects who were seated and reading a catalog. HRV was measured for 5 min in triplicate for each condition via finger plethysmography using a Food and Drug Administration medically approved HRV measurement device. Measurements were made at baseline and 35 min following exposure to the software applications. The following parameters were calculated and analyzed: heart rate, total power, standard deviation node-to-node, root mean square sequential difference, low frequency to high frequency ratio (LF/HF), low frequency (LF), and high frequency (HF).Results: Paired samples t-tests showed that for the Heart+ App, mean LF/HF decreased (p = 9.5 × 10–4), while mean LF decreased in a trend (p = 0.06), indicating reduced sympathetic dominance. Root mean square sequential difference increased for the Heart+ App, showing a possible trend (p = 0.09). Post–pre differences in LF/HF for sham compared with the Heart+ App were also significant (p < 0.008) by independent t-test, indicating clinical relevance.Conclusions: Significant beneficial changes in mean LF/HF, along with possible trends in mean LF and root mean square sequential difference, were observed in subjects following 35 min exposure to the Heart+ App that was working in the background on an active smartphone untouched by the subjects. This may be the first RCT to show that specific frequencies of a purported non-Hertzian type of subtle energy conveyed by software applications broadcast from personal electronic devices can be bioactive and beneficially impact autonomic nervous system balance.

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A Literature Review of Medical Side Effects From Radio-Frequency Energy in the Human Environment: Involving Cancer, Tumors, and Problems of the Central Nervous System.

Jauchem

2003

Journal of Microwave Power and Electromagnetic Energy

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Occupational or residential exposures to radiofrequency energy (RFE), including microwaves, have been alleged to result in health problems. This paper is a review of the recent medical and scientific literature (from mid-1998 through 2002) dealing with possible effects of RFE on brain tumors and malignancies, leukemia, other cancers, and the central nervous system. A large number of studies were related to exposures from cellular telephones. On the basis of previous reviews of older literature and the current review of recent literature, one can conclude that the evidence for any proven health effects (related to the topics above) of low-level RFE exposure is minimal.

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Can the Q Link Ally,^® a Form of Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT™), Attenuate Acute Mobile Phone-Related Changes to Neural Function?

Cited by 5 publications

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New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

Effects of a Passive Online Software Application on Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Nervous System Balance

A Literature Review of Medical Side Effects From Radio-Frequency Energy in the Human Environment: Involving Cancer, Tumors, and Problems of the Central Nervous System.

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Can the Q Link Ally,® a Form of Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT™), Attenuate Acute Mobile Phone-Related Changes to Neural Function?

Cited by 5 publications

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New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

New Device Against Non-Thermal Effects from Mobile Telephones

Effects of a Passive Online Software Application on Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Nervous System Balance

A Literature Review of Medical Side Effects From Radio-Frequency Energy in the Human Environment: Involving Cancer, Tumors, and Problems of the Central Nervous System.

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Can the Q Link Ally,^® a Form of Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT™), Attenuate Acute Mobile Phone-Related Changes to Neural Function?