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Bio Pro Technology: Are its products a scam?

This company claims that its products neutralize the radiation emitted from electrical devices like cell phones, microwave ovens, even computer monitors. A friend got involved to sell their products before doing a background check on this company or it's claims.
I have found many Internet blogs calling this company and its products pure junk. Please give me any information and web links either proving or disproving products and companies that claim to neutralize electromagnetic energy by a process called "random noise".

Thank you very much
Tony

Total scam.

Just from skimming their site, I've found a few big red flags. The first being a "biofield". Yes, it's true that the body produces an electric field - it's simply a side effect of the electric charge that exists across the membrane of every cell, which is in turn generated by ion imbalances (which are necessary for the proper functioning of the cell).

The problem is that there is absolutely *no* evidence that this "biofield" actually does anything, that it's affected by external fields, or that changing this field can have effects on the body. It doesn't actually do anything - it's just a side-effect, like the electrical field you'd find around any household appliance. It's just New Age-y "mystical energy" dressed up in pseudoscientific terms.

Second, their "solution" doesn't actually do anything either. It's true that you can neutralize waves by emitting the same waves 180 degrees out of phase - it's how those fancy noise-canceling headphones work. It looks like they claim that their miracle "polymer" does this, but (barring the fact that no such substance actually exists) that would actually be in violation of thermodynamics.

To cancel out a wave, you have to emit one of equal energy - and thermodynamics holds that you can't get as much energy out of a system as you put in (i.e. you can never have 100% efficiency). In order to power such a system, you'd pretty much have to put as much energy into it as you put into the cell phone (maybe a little less, since it wouldn't have to run a screen). Their "device", though, is a little bump - in order to work, you'd pretty much need to attach a second cell phone battery to power the cancellation device. Furthermore, it wouldn't do anything at all about the electromagnetic field that the phone puts out.

It's a total scam. Ignoring the fact that they make tons of claims about the dangers of poorly-defined "fields" and "waves" that are the exact opposite of what studies have shown (i.e. they're not simply misinformed, they're blatantly lying) - there's absolutely no way that their products could actually do anything. They're con artists, plain and simple, dressing their scams up in fake science that's designed to sound impressive and authoritative to the general public.

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