Trion:Z Dual Loop (Red/Yellow)

TRION:Z
6130.0
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The human body absorbs positive ions from electronic equipment, cell phones, electrical wiring, and machinery encountered in everyday modern life.

Physical stress and exposure to Ultraviolet (UV) Rays also elevates the positive ion levels within the body. Research shows that excessive positive ion levels are associated with fatigue, lack of concentration, muscle and joint aches, and feeling of nausea. Trion:Z’s minus-ion properties counteract the positive ions created by modern technology, daily stress, and physical activity.Trion Z Dual-loop Bracelet;Red/Yellow Magnetic/Ion Bracelets feature: •Made with “Stayers,” a unique textile with minus-ion producing minerals woven into the fabric •Generates significant, beneficial levels of minus Ions •Produces twenty to fifty times more minus ions than competing ion bracelets •Medical grade magnets in a unique patent Alternating North-South Polarity Orientation maximize magnetic field flow •Penetrates deeper into tissue fibers and muscle •Can be washed and will still maintain its minus-ion producing properties when wet •Can be worn while swimming or surfing
Trion:Z Does it work? Research While waiting for my Trion:Z gear to arrive I conducted some research into the whole notion of minus ions and to a lesser extent, Trion:Z itself. The overwhelming majority of people fit into 1 of 3 categories: 1.Firm detractors - Minus ions, positive ions, Trion:Z, and pretty much anything associated with it is junk science. There’s nothing to it. These products don’t do anything. 2.Firm believers - Trion:Z has changed their lives. They swear by the product and would sooner give up the arm they wear the bracelet on than give up the bracelet itself. 3.The Japanese - Either they’re way ahead of us, or they’ve bought into what group 1 will have you believe is one of the biggest scams every perpetuated on the public. What I can tell you is that, in Japan, companies can’t sell something as basic as a toaster if it doesn’t give off minus ions.