Harry Massey

know i used to i didn't notice enough um but in theory in theory i totally agree with it i just personally haven't noticed and and if well if i compare it so yes you know you're well obviously you're you're basically grounding the electrons in your body um but for example like if you go and swim

in a pool or even better if you go and swim in the ocean like that's the that's the best best best grounding and you really really do reset um yeah theoretically i totally agree and i'm not gonna say theoretically i i just i i bought one i've had it on my bed for months like i didn't notice so i i don't know why i didn't notice but you know

I don't know that you want to do everything all the time because then your body might get used to it.

But yeah, I think using it three times a week would be good.

Um, it depends on the intensity of, you know, of the bulb.

So, you know, you mentioned earlier light beds.

So some of our technology is in, is in some, is in some light beds and there's got like the leap, I'm not going to mention names, but like some of the leading light bed companies out there, they don't, they, there basically isn't enough power output.

And for example, if you go out in the sun, say you go outside in the summer and you're in Vegas, it's really hot.

yeah at sunlight if you were sunbathing i think that's a i think it's 40 or 50 times more red light light you know every spectrum then then you would ever get in you know all the top red light panels and beds um okay and anyway so maybe on the red light panel the red light panels and baby

Um, I don't know what brand you've gone.

I definitely don't want to compare brands on a podcast, but, um, just all I, all I would say is just, you just want to make sure the output is strong, is strong because otherwise it's not doing too much.

It was, it was good.

All right.

But yeah, in short, you know, what, one of the reasons from a physics point of view, one of the reasons it works.

It's because it builds up what's called structured water inside you, but near-infrared and near-infrared.

It basically builds up H3O2, which is structured water, and when light hits that, it'll actually spin off electrons

electrons are basically where you get energy i'm going to sneeze yeah real life here on the podcast okay we got dogs barking i'm sneezing you're sneezing it's fine everybody's doing it all right yeah next next one uh ewot training with oxygen it's like i have a giant bag what's that you know yeah i i've i've got one of those i need to re-rig it after i had it in an old house of mine um

Very stimulatory, but it's good, yes.

Do you want me to describe it?

Or is this really good for us?