Science - Studies

Effects of QLink® Pendant on the Blood and Biological Terrain [Apr 2001]

In two separate live blood microscropy studies conducted by microbiologist Robert Young, PhD, live and dried blood tests are used to test for disturbances in the blood morphology. Results suggest that the QLink® pendant helps to mediate the effects of stress by enhancing both the blood terrain and the integrity of human blood cells. Thus, significant improvements in blood morphology are seen with the QLink® pendant. The following are 4 panel microscopy images of blood morphology before and 72 hours after wearing the QLink® in a typical subject. Further reading (PDF, 245k).

Effects of QLink® Pendant on Skin Conductivity Changes and Stress [March 2000]

In a clinical study conducted by Dr Tykeeta Reye at the Acacia Whole Health Clinic in Denver, the energy states of 40 acupuncture points are tested in the presence of an EMF stressor. After two minutes, the QLink® pendant increases by an average of 292% the number of acupuncture points which have optimal energy states and restored balance. Baseline readings are improved by an average of 41%. Further reading (PDF, 149k).

University of Vienna
Analysis of Skin Conductivity [April 2001]

Professor Michael Kundi, PhD, Institute of Environmental Health, conducted an independent, comprehensive analysis of Dr Reye's clinical study which supports the significant findings. Further reading (PDF, 78k).

Effects of QLink Pendant on Human EEG Responses [April 2000]

A double-blind study conducted by Dr Norman Shealy, MD, and William Tiller, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University, suggests that the QLink® pendant helps to mitigate the disruptive effects of EMF on the electrical activity (EEG patterns) of the brain. This published study demonstrates beneficial effects of the QLink in stabilizing the EEG responses in the presence of transient EMF stressors. Further reading (PDF, 6k).