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Meridian Stress Assessment Testing Q-Link Nimbus: Batch 01

Summary: Using advanced hardware and sophisticated software, test subjects had their electrical characteristics measured at common "meridian points". Baseline (before Q-Link Nimbus is activated - with or without an additional measurement of an added EMF stressor) and post Nimbus (after Q-Link Nimbus activated) readings are taken, with resulting averages ranging from 3.8% - 16.3% towards the ideal "balanced" zone.

Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) is a well-known technology used in various healthcare practices to measure electrical characteristics at meridian points throughout the body. Using advanced hardware and sophisticated software, a person's energy measurements can be recorded and assessed by a trained practitioner. Different organs are associated with different energy meridians, and health problems in various organs are believed to manifest themselves as energetic disturbances in the associated meridians.

Once a "baseline" test has been completed on selected meridians (which measures a beginning or normal state of the subject), a practitioner can then introduce a product or stimulus (in this case, the QLink Nimbus) and repeat the test to see how these energetic readings/disturbances change or are brought back towards the balanced/ideal range.

In each of these selected meridian test areas, subjects are measured on a data output scale of 0-100. The ideal target zone typically falls within the 45-55 score range. Practitioners say that measurements above 55 can be seen as stressful as it indicates excess energy, or an inflamed condition in that part of the human biofield (energy system). Any measurement below 45 is also stressful because lower numbers represent impaired, weakened or blocked energy systems. The closer the measurements are to 50, the closer one is to actually being balanced and in their ideal performance zone.