Hi Everyone,



Someone mailed in a post the other day asking if anyone had tested

the youthing properties of Tachyon though the message seems to have

got lost.



Basically it's about an experiment someone had done with 2 bunches of

grapes. The bunch without the Tachyon SD had turned to raisins 8

weeks later while the Tachyon charged ones were still relatively

fresh (though I wouldn't have wanted to eat them!).



Though I haven't tried the grape experiment I did the original rose

one, years ago, and that worked.



I use SDs under my beansprouts and they sprout much quicker and are

much stronger and more vibrant and the contents of my fridge keeps

much fresher with an SD at the bottom ( in fact I keep all my spare

Tachyon in there!).



I also used to use SDs in my garden, when I had one, and the rows

with an SD sticking in the end used to produce much stronger,

healthier plants and were more resistant to the pests that the

control groups fell prey to which surprised me as I had expected them

to be MORE attractive as they were a lot more luscious.



I do believe negative entropy is a feature of Tachyon Energy but I

don't think it is one people should grab onto as being this all

dancing youthing (ghastly term) anti-aging product but rather one

that fills us with the Life Force Energy that enables us not to go

back, but forward, by rebuilding our bodies, as they are doing all

the time anyway, based on a healthier blueprint.



We all want evidence but it shouldn't be in the form of a box of

blooming grapes but on the effects it has on the body.



If someone has gone to the trouble of buying Tachyon surely it makes

sense to try it on themselves first. Would they throw it away if the

grapes went mouldy without giving it a go?



I've done a lot of experiments over the years and thrown a lot of

stuff away. It doesn't matter how much evidence there is, if it

doesn't work on me it gets dumped.



And Tachyon Energy is still firmly here.



So that's my feelings on that topic then!



:)



Nicola



http://tachyonenergy.com

Hello,



that was my email, but in my experiment the

tachyonized grapes were NOT fresher than the ones

without the SD.  They aged in a similar way (though I

haven't done the experiment for as long as 8 weeks)





--Elle



--- Nicola Quinn <mail@...> wrote:



> Hi Everyone,

>

> Someone mailed in a post the other day asking if

> anyone had tested

> the youthing properties of Tachyon though the

> message seems to have

> got lost.

>

> Basically it's about an experiment someone had done

> with 2 bunches of

> grapes. The bunch without the Tachyon SD had turned

> to raisins 8

> weeks later while the Tachyon charged ones were

> still relatively

> fresh (though I wouldn't have wanted to eat them!).

>

> Though I haven't tried the grape experiment I did

> the original rose

> one, years ago, and that worked.

>

> I use SDs under my beansprouts and they sprout much

> quicker and are

> much stronger and more vibrant and the contents of

> my fridge keeps

> much fresher with an SD at the bottom ( in fact I

> keep all my spare

> Tachyon in there!).

>

> I also used to use SDs in my garden, when I had one,

> and the rows

> with an SD sticking in the end used to produce much

> stronger,

> healthier plants and were more resistant to the

> pests that the

> control groups fell prey to which surprised me as I

> had expected them

> to be MORE attractive as they were a lot more

> luscious.

>

> I do believe negative entropy is a feature of

> Tachyon Energy but I

> don't think it is one people should grab onto as

> being this all

> dancing youthing (ghastly term) anti-aging product

> but rather one

> that fills us with the Life Force Energy that

> enables us not to go

> back, but forward, by rebuilding our bodies, as they

> are doing all

> the time anyway, based on a healthier blueprint.

>

> We all want evidence but it shouldn't be in the form

> of a box of

> blooming grapes but on the effects it has on the

> body.

>

> If someone has gone to the trouble of buying Tachyon

> surely it makes

> sense to try it on themselves first. Would they

> throw it away if the

> grapes went mouldy without giving it a go?

>

> I've done a lot of experiments over the years and

> thrown a lot of

> stuff away. It doesn't matter how much evidence

> there is, if it

> doesn't work on me it gets dumped.

>

> And Tachyon Energy is still firmly here.

>

> So that's my feelings on that topic then!

>

> :)

>

> Nicola

>

> http://tachyonenergy.com

>

>

>

>

>









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Nicola,



Interesting.



So what product would you recommend as a good first test to try?



Jon



>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Someone mailed in a post the other day asking if anyone had tested

> the youthing properties of Tachyon though the message seems to have

> got lost.

>

> Basically it's about an experiment someone had done with 2 bunches of

> grapes. The bunch without the Tachyon SD had turned to raisins 8

> weeks later while the Tachyon charged ones were still relatively

> fresh (though I wouldn't have wanted to eat them!).

>

> Though I haven't tried the grape experiment I did the original rose

> one, years ago, and that worked.

>

> I use SDs under my beansprouts and they sprout much quicker and are

> much stronger and more vibrant and the contents of my fridge keeps

> much fresher with an SD at the bottom ( in fact I keep all my spare

> Tachyon in there!).

>

> I also used to use SDs in my garden, when I had one, and the rows

> with an SD sticking in the end used to produce much stronger,

> healthier plants and were more resistant to the pests that the

> control groups fell prey to which surprised me as I had expected them

> to be MORE attractive as they were a lot more luscious.

>

> I do believe negative entropy is a feature of Tachyon Energy but I

> don't think it is one people should grab onto as being this all

> dancing youthing (ghastly term) anti-aging product but rather one

> that fills us with the Life Force Energy that enables us not to go

> back, but forward, by rebuilding our bodies, as they are doing all

> the time anyway, based on a healthier blueprint.

>

> We all want evidence but it shouldn't be in the form of a box of

> blooming grapes but on the effects it has on the body.

>

> If someone has gone to the trouble of buying Tachyon surely it makes

> sense to try it on themselves first. Would they throw it away if the

> grapes went mouldy without giving it a go?

>

> I've done a lot of experiments over the years and thrown a lot of

> stuff away. It doesn't matter how much evidence there is, if it

> doesn't work on me it gets dumped.

>

> And Tachyon Energy is still firmly here.

>

> So that's my feelings on that topic then!

>

> :)

>

> Nicola

>

> http://tachyonenergy.com

>

Where do I get that from? Can I get that from you?



And interesting you should mention eyes, mine have been very bad lately, just

after

getting a new laptop.



Jon



>

>

> Jon,

>

> The Tachyon Water is brilliant and will give you pretty much instant

> results, it really energises the whole system quite quickly as it

> circulates round the body.

>

> When I started I took a couple of doses quite close together by

> mistake and got an extraordinarily 'speedy' reaction.

>

> Just recently as well I have had some eye problems so decanted some

> into a small dropper bottle and put one drop in each eye every few

> hours or so. It reduced the inflammation and took away a terrible

> tearing pain I had developed through eye strain and wrong glasses.

>

> For anyone who wants to try this put a drop of colloidal silver in

> there too to keep the water sweet, it's easy to contaminate the

> solution if the dropper touches any part of the eye. The colloidal

> silver will kill all bacteria and prevent infection.

>

> Nicola

>