Protection From Electromagnetic Radiation Dangers With Sympathetic Resonance Technology

Q & A with Clarus Founder Robert O. Williams

Clarus Founder Robert O. Williams answers common questions including an explanation of sympathetic resonance technology, biofields, and QLink.

The concept of biofields has been around for over thousands of years. In 1994 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) officially accredited the existence of  "biofields".

Biofields surround every human body and regulate the homeostasis of the body and well-being of the cells.

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) emmitted from computers, cell phones, electricity, appliances, cordless phones, cell towers, high voltage power lines, etc.disrupts the body's naturally calm biofield, disorganizes it and creates stress. This stress then leads to diseases and overall unhealthy body.

QLink's development of the Sympathetic Resonance Technology basically powers up the biofield, each and every cell and enables it to naturally cope with stress. It destresses us, provides us with more energy and allows for easier concentration.

The QLink SRT 3 pendant is worn around the neck positioned above the sternum on the outside of inside of your clothing.

Skeptics say that they may feel no difference but over 25 studies studies have shown the effectiveness of the SRT 3, even if it is not noticeably felt. Wearing the SRT 3 everyday just increases its benefits to your health. 

Protection From Electromagnetic Radiation Dangers With QLink Parts 1 & 2

How Q-Link Works

Clarus Institute Founder Robert O. Williams discusses how Q-Link interacts with your physiology to help you increase focus, lower stress, and increase performance.

Part 2

Enjoy modern technology and protect your biofield and immune system from electromagnetic radiation dangers. Feel better and create your own natural environment with QLink products.

Energy medicine practitioners believe that illness is the result of biofield disturbances. Traditional Chinese medicine, for example, calls for restoring the flow of qi to reinstate good health. Asian practitioners have utilized this theory for more than 2,000 years.

The theory is that a subtle energy form, or life force, infuses people. This energy has varying names depending on the culture involved. It is called qi in traditional Chinese medicine and ki by the Japanese, who utilize the Kampo system. In Ayurvedic medicine it's known as doshas. Other names include homeopathic resonance, mana, prana, etheric energy, fohat, orgone and odic force, according to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

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