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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2024 · 49 MIN

EP 65 Quantum Pulse

from All things GOOD for you! · host Amy Sherice Christenson Brian Bowen

EP 65 Quantum Pulse Exploring Electromagnetic and Frequency Technologies for Health and Wellness.In this revealing episode of the 'All Things Good for You' podcast, hosts Amy Sherice and Brian Bowen, are joined by Gene Koonce, an inventor who specializes in electromagnetic and frequency technologies. Gene shares his journey in electronics and how he developed a unique device incorporating special gases that helps to re-balance the body's cells. The hosts and guest discuss scalar energy, the impact of spin and geometry on our bodies, and intriguing studies on anti-aging among other discoveries. Featuring real-life testimonials and a surprising insight on fear, this episode encourages listeners towards deeper understanding of the body's energetics. Note: This content is for educational and thought-provoking purposes, and not considered medical advice. https://www.thequantumpulse.com/ https://www.amysherice.com/ https://betterhumaninc.com/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/all-things-good-for-you--4972263/support.

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