The Geoclense Home Harmonizer looks like a block of plastic with a power plug. Has anyone opened one up to see what is inside the plastic block? There is also a car harmonizer with a USB connector.
Here is a review by Choice.
Has Anyone Tried Geoclense Home Harmonizer?
BendBridge on 21/09/2022 - 12:56
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3 wind turbines.
Can the snakes climb them?
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https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B07NCH6VP3/
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020
HEALTH EXPRESS NEWS YouTube channel did a test, GO WATCH NOW. There is absolutely nothing in this, it is an epoxy mold with a delta plug from a hardware store in it. The plug was cut down to fit and they simply add it to the mold and there you go.
Don't know where that youtube channel is now but I suspect that block of plastic is really just an inert block of plastic, like Choice suggests it would be. It also draws no power when it is plugged in.
However, we did substantiate one of Geoclense's claims – that it uses absolutely no power. Hardly surprising for an inert lump of plastic, but it does beg the question as to why you need to plug it in at all. Perhaps it's to distract you from the large sum of money you just wasted.
Thanks for the info. I suspect the same as well. It's sold for about $200. I would love to see someone do one of those YouTube videos on cutting it up to show the inside.
Will it blend?
Will it help recharge my power balance bracelet?
You just have to believe it will.
Probably get more benefit from a colon cleanse.
haha the choice review is an entertaining read
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvf1yG6o-H0 - I wonder if he really believes the stuff he's spewing.
All the positive reviews is just the placebo effect in action.
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