EPFX

Prijsindicatie: 
€16.000
Categorie: 
Remedytest
Handcontacten
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Zie ook: 
HARRY-POTTEREductorQXCI Quantum Xrroid Consciousness InterfaceECLOSIONSCIO Scientific Consciousness Interface Operations System
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Zoals wordt geadverteerd: 

https://www.scio.co.za/how-does-it-work

http://www.thequantumacademies.com/pdf/encyclopediasample.pdf

http://www.preventativeconcept.com/terms.conditions.shtml
The EPFX system is to be used as a Biofeedback Multimedia System. It is designed for stress detection and stress reduction. The device does not diagnose anyone. Only a Licensed Practitioner can diagnose a patient. For the diagnosis or treatment of any disease please contact a licensed physician. No claims are made of the system or of its results.

Commentaar: 

Dat glasheldere voorbehoud bij de EPFX, dus ook de SCIO en ook de eductor,  maakt duidelijk dat alle verdere claims misleidend zijn.

 

Zie eerst wat een snoeihard hard bedrog speelt:
http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2004020583_miracle18m2.html

http://seattletimes.com/html/photogalleries/localnews2004009408/4.html

 

Zie verder QXCI via de link rechtsboven.

Zie onthutsend interview met Nelson, bedenker en verspreider:
http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2009/miracle_makers_or_money_takers/main.html

 

 

http://www.upi.com/Health_News/
meldt:
The EPFX is exported from Hungary by William Nelson, who fled the United States a decade ago after being indicted on charges of fraud related to his invention, The Seattle Times reported Sunday.
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The EPFX, which purports to cure cancer and AIDS, sells for about $20,000 and an estimated 10,000 of the machines already have been imported to the United States by doctors and therapists, including Jeffrey Spencer, a chiropractor for cyclist Lance Armstrong, the Times reported.
.......
Spencer, as an EPFX pitchman, said he used the device to treat members of the U.S. cycling team. When questioned by the Times, Spencer said he never used it on Armstrong and doesn't plan to use the machine again.