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That's why I'm here too. My aunt got one recently and I'm always open minded but skeptical about these things so I've been spending some time these past 2 days trying to figure out how this works. As of writing this I have read scientific studies and looked at videos to try and piece things together. If I understand correctly these waves are widely used in different applications and have been shown in studies to help with things like cancer and wound healing, but it's still in the experimental phase and no wide range medical application related to that has been tried. So the waves can actually be beneficial when used correctly and they are not harmful to humans as the radiation they give off is non-ionizing, that is pretty much proven. However my doubts stems from the device itself, I doubt that it is actually giving off any terahertz waves at all, because generating these waves seem to take a lot of equipment and power and you can look this up online by looking at pictures of videos where people generate these waves. There are several ways you can generate them and most, if not all, require the use of a lasers that pulses though special lenses to transform it into the proper terahertz waves, but the iteracare wand does not appear to have any kind of laser or optic lenses built into it at all, only a blue led light and a crystal tube. They claim on their website that this tube is made of quartz, which could be possible, but even if it is there no use for it in a device that supposedly generates teragertz waves as you cannot use quartz for generating these waves with laser because that would requires a crystal material that has nonlinear optical properties, something quartz does not have. On top of that it's hard to find any kind of information about this wand, the website looks extremely cheap, there are no studies or clear explanation about about the wand and all the "proof" of it working comes from so called "customer testimonies", which isn't really proof as they can very easily be faked. I also looked up "Prife", which I think is the company that actually owns and sells these things, and that company is based in Malaysia. And if you go to their website they are selling a bunch of other snakeoil products, and even worse, if you look at the people who founded and runs Prife, not a single one of them have ever been involved in any kind of medical practice in any way whatsoever. However every single one of them have studied and worked with marketing and networking. And that's about as far as I'm going to go down that rabbit hole and I have a very, very strong sense that this device, among with their other devices, are simply a pyramid schemes put in order to make money off sick and desperate people. What have your experiences with this device been since you wrote this comment?

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@@Dial8Transmitioni have the most expensive one which is about $3k, i don’t have serious health issues but my mother has arthritis and she says her joint pain decreases the following day after applying. i don’t apply it daily, i twisted my knee and was limping for about 2 weeks, i put the machine full force until the burn was almost untolerable and it magically went away, not completely but most of it. I’m only here to try to understand it more

.....per [Dmitri] Panagopoulos in 2019, depends if it's accompanied by an Extremely Low Frequency / 'ELF' carrier wave, it would seem - in which case, potentially corruptive of KEY biological processes.....

Let me put it this way: Would you deploy this kind of terahertz-emitting technology on the population at large without through testing conducted by an independent group of relevant scientists in the field and who do not, by any discernible conflicit of interest, stand to financially benefit from the implementation of said technology?

I have no idea. Medical research is necessary to answer your question.

.....if there are PRECISE resonant values which catalyze processes for them, POSSIBLY - but, doubtful ANY benefits to be had from MOST artificially-generated millimeter-wavelength radiation; think of how a glass is affected by certain vocal registers - reconciliatory response (for their safe, MORE-equal distribution through its crystalline matrix - IDENTICAL conditions to proteins) to them becomes increasingly erratic.....

Thnaks!

if healthy they should

Thanks for your question. We did not check that because the machine time was limited. We would like to check it next time.

@@alisonhoyte7608 and also what if there is already new component take place in the cell regenerate process ?

Nowadays, devices in THz frequencies are rapidly developping. I hope we can use those devices, in near future.

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Iterra wands are now available and incredible fb them

@@alisonhoyte7608 IteraCare is a healing revolution. VIDEO  th-cam.com/video/-SV34RuoXDU/w-d-xo.html

@@alisonhoyte7608 I think it shows that THz irradiation can cause mutation of cells

Really sorry about my slow reply.

Thank you!