Michael Stern, President of QEnergySpa, BEFE North America, on the Imitators of the QEnergySpa, BEFE
The Aquadetox is a knock off of the BioCleanse, which is now sold as the IonCleanse. It was created by a former distributor of ours, who partnered up with someone that has a history of knocking off others’ technology. This unit is nowhere in the same league as our technology.
There was a long ongoing conflict between our company and this distributor prior to this. He insisted on selling the units by way of telling people that the water color changes were the result of toxins going from the body into the water. After a year of constant battling and having to deal with the resultant crisis management as people either bought a unit and used it in good water, which stayed clear, making them think the unit was not working; or worse, they would put the array in the water, turn it on, get distracted, and come back to find the “toxins” in the water with no one present. They would then demand their money back claiming that the unit was fraudulent.
The BioCleanse and all the subsequent clones are designed to maximize the electrolytic precipitation occurring in the water. That is to maximize the drama of the “toxins” in the water. What they are actually maximizing is the amount of corrosion of the electrode materials into the water and their subsequent electrochemical reactions and precipitation with dissolved materials in the water. In fact, they routinely add salt to water, even where the water is already highly conductive, to accelerate the corrosion process.
They also claim that they control the amount of positive or negative ions that are in the water and that the practitioner should determine kinesthetically what the client needs. First off, they are not altering the quantity of positive or negative ions. The amount of positive and negative ions when two electrodes (one positive and one negative) are placed in a common body of water is always the same…that is a net neutral one positive for each negative. What they are really doing is changing which electrode is positive at a given time. This makes no electrolytic difference if the materials of the electrodes are the same (i.e. both the same metal). However if they are different it will determine which metal ion is the positive and direct the subsequent chemical reactions. Obviously this all has little to do with releasing toxins.
In my opinion, to claim that the materials in the water are toxins and even worse to identify specific conditions with colors (i.e. white material on the surface is Candida) is tantamount to outright fraud.
Early on I did several laboratory tests to check if there were, in fact, toxins going into the water. I found NO evidence at all. What is found in the water can be explained by the electrode metal constituents and the impurities originally dissolved in the water. I have seen “reports” these people use as evidence that there are toxins in the water, but everything I saw was poor science. That is, there were no adequate controls. In this case one would need to test the water before the array session, the water after the array session WITH NO ONE IN IT, and water after the array session with someone in it. In every case all I saw was a before and after, no water without person but using the array control. All the purported heavy metals that increased most likely can be attributed to impurities in the electrode metals corroding into the water.
You can see that I have little regard for these products. So, why do people get ANY positive results? The reason has to do with what the true nature of this technology is all about. The purpose of this technology is to create the perfect environment for water to convert electromagnetic energy formed around the active array into a bio energy field. Water has the natural ability to do this given the optimal conditions. This is what is occurring in bodies of water that are famous for their healing powers. In those waters, the local conditions – geological, geographical, and other unknown factors – allow the water to convert local magnetic fields, thermal energy, or kinetic energy (motion) into the bio energy.
The bio energy that is haphazardly created by these devices attempting to “draw toxins” is a by-product of mixing DC electricity, stainless steel and water. What is NOT happening is the creation of a coherent, purposeful bio field as in the QEnergySpa, BEFE.
Our contention is that providing the bio-energetic resources and the coherent field, allows the body’s own innate intelligence to use the energy resource as it sees fit, and the coherent field allows greater information access to the person’s core bio signature. This is very much an energetic process.
That is not to say that there are NO physical effects that may be beneficial from knock offs. The one thing that some have focused on is that there is a dramatic decrease in the ORP (oxidative reduction potential) of the water. ORP, or REDOX, measures traditionally the availability of free electrons. The reading is with an ORP meter and electrode. The measurement is in mV. A positive mV reading (i.e., +1 to +800 mV) means that the water is reducing, that is that there are electrons to contribute. The long and short of it is that antioxidants do exactly that: they contribute electrons to quench, or neutralize free radicals.
Now the ORP scale is semi logarithmic. That means that the differences are much more between values than the simple numeric amount. In the case of ORP, I believe that an amount of ~53 mV represents an order of magnitude (a factor of tenfold). So this means that if two readings are 106 mV apart that the difference is 100 times, not just the 106 value. Now to put it into perspective, at least here in the United States, the tap water is usually between +400 to +500 mV. That means it is very oxidizing (maybe as a result of added chlorine). Water in renowned healing type locations is ~-200 mV. So we are talking a difference of 600 to 700 mV, which is a difference of 10 to the 12th or 10 to the 14th, or one trillion to 100 trillion times! The water measured in the QEnergySpa, BEFE bath is –400 to –500 mV or an additional 10 thousand to one million times!
As a footnote, the water that I have measured from the BioCleanse and other knock off’s is between –100 to –300 mV. Even at –300 mV the difference compared to –400 to –500mV is one hundred to 10,000 times.
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Water Colors & Smells: The bio-electric field effect and or energy quality from the use of the QEnergySpa, BEFE is derived from the interaction of the complex resonant field created within the water by the water module, the ORB. All ionic or electrolysis processes ONLY results in discoloration and precipitation within the water and although interesting and a point of discussion, it is irrelevant to the process and effect. There are far too many parameters that affect the colors and smells of the water after use of the QEnergySpa, BEFE (or any other similar kind of technology) and although every person’s outcome in the water is different (you affect the outcome, but it does not come from you), please remember that you cannot and should NEVER diagnose or rely on the water colors and or smells in any way. |
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Point is: That all colors, dirt and smells are irrelevant. Ignore them |
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Disclaimer: Please note that the QEnergySpa, BEFE Technology is not offered, nor intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, prevent or treat any disease or health condition and is not a medical device. Use only as directed and consult your primary health care provider if you have any medical concerns and/or if symptoms persists. |
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Disclaimer: The QEnergySpa, BEFE was listed with the TGA Australia (FDA equivalent) for many years as a water treatment device/technology. [break]This original technology is still the same as when test and listed and has expanded and evolved significantly since. |
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This product in it’s current evolved form, has not been evaluated by the FDA/TGA as a medical device |