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1. Question from Michael/Response from Jason

   Should of just bought a blushield. Not even built and from limited info is less impressive.

   Jason

   On 8 Jun 2017, at 9:57 pm, Catherine Austin Fitts wrote:

   > Here is the update on the purchase she just received.
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   > Hi Sandy,
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   > Here’s your weekly update on the WaveRider manufacturing…
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   > We got a status update yesterday that production is still on schedule. Final assembly (Phase 2) begins the week of June 19th, and we expect the first shipments to go out about a week later, toward the last week in June or first week of July.
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   > We also received some questions from a few people about how WaveRider actually works, which I’d like to address…
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   > (More specifically around the frequencies it uses to help mitigate the effects of EMR in the home.)
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   > WaveRider actually has two different sets of frequencies that it oscillates through at different times of the day. One is mainly pertaining to the brain and the other to the immune system.
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   > For example, WaveRider emits a range of frequencies to mimic normal brain electrical activity (called “neural oscillations”) between 1Hz and 100Hz.
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   > Normal brain oscillations are important for you to be able to sleep properly, rest and recover quickly, and to think clearly and pay attention when you need to.
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   > Think of it like “shifting gears” in your brain. EMR interferes with that process, which can make it difficult to get a good night’s sleep or focus at work.
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   > At different times of the day, the frequencies/oscillations emitted by the WaveRider create what’s known as a “resonance effect,” which help align your brain rhythms with Earth’s natural rhythms (sometimes called the “noise field”) and may help you sleep better, more deeply and longer.
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   > The second set of frequencies has to do with the immune system. Believe it or not, your body is electrical, and specific frequencies have been shown to target different systems of the body.
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   > You may have heard of Dr. Royal Raymond Rife, who successfully used electrical frequencies back in the 1930s to treat cancer and target certain types of bacteria and viruses.
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   > WaveRider’s frequencies resonate in a similar way to augment (or boost) the immune system.
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   > If you have had cancer or have factors in your life that predispose you to cancer or cancer-causing agents, I think you’ll find a very nice side effect of the WaveRider is that it quietly supports your body’s ability to heal, defend, and repair itself.
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   > Thanks for your patience. Your WaveRider will arrive soon. We’ll keep you updated with any news.
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   > Thanks,
   > Ty Bollinger
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   > Looking forward to hearing from you.
   >
   > Michael
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