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I'm so sorry this junk came from Aus, hope they get shut down. I worked with a company on a portable negative ion generator once that was the real deal, but essentially just a neck worn taser. If there's a market... ?? 😩

this honestly feels like something parents would make
“do you have a headache? its your devices. take a bar of soap.”

My dad bought EMF stickers for phones a few years back and asked everyone in the house to use them. I brought mine back later, cut in half to prove that it was just a piece of rubber. He accepted my reasoning after I explained the science of radiation and how what comes from a phone can't cause cancer. My mom didn't though, and still refuses to even carry around her phone which causes tons of problems for her

This kinda made me want to create a “cleansing box” that has advice cards saying things like: “If you continuously feel unwell consult a trusted, licensed medical advisor” or “Whenever someone offers you a simple solution to a complex problem take some time to look up a second or even third opinion”

i have paranoid psychosis so i’m a potentially perfect victim for these kinds of scams. it makes me so sad that grifters prey on people like me to make a quick buck.
i should also mention that despite having legit chronic illnesses, somehow i don’t buy into these type of delusion-based schemes. thank god for that honestly

I’m thinking what originally happened with some of these products is that the company behind it created a slew of fake reviews across a variety of different platforms, and then as confirmation bias started to set in, more and more people decided to buy them.

If phone radiation is harmful, then your room light can be a killer.

Fun fact: Some of those harmonizers are actually radioactive, which makes them not just a scam, but somewhat dangerous.
Edit: So, I rewatched the Video from The Thought Emporium where I got that info and for those who think that, maybe it's not-ionizing radiation or it's just alpha radiation, which supposedly can be blocked with a sheet of paper (Which is not quite true either), here's the facts:
The negative-ion harmonizers contain thorium, which is a radioactive element that emmits alpha, beta and gamma radiation at a dose that, when worn on bare skin 24/7, can absolutely cause cancer.
If you want to watch the original to get the info, you can find it if you search "the thought emporium radiation" on youtube.
Not *all* of them contain thorium, but it is frankly not worth the risk for a useless product.

The first time I got in touch with such things was back in school. In 11th (2010 or 2011) grade a girl in my class gave a presentation about a card (credit card size) which her father got on a shaman conference.
She stated things like "It absorbs all radiation sent and received by mobile phones in a 10m radius around you".
At the end of the presentation I got my phone out, called a friend in the same room and asked her how this might be possible.
*presentation ruined*

I watch this every day to make myself feel clever.

This video is a lifesaver! I was wearing a hat I'd made out of tinfoil to keep me safe from radioactive waves, but it was beginning to get a get expensive. Thanks to the Geoclense, I now feel so much better!

I still remember that Positive Ion card attached to a lanyard I saw once. Turned out they mixed plastic with radioactive powder, which I think was thorium. Thorium emmites Alpha radiation that doesn't penetrate through skin very well, but is more dangerous if it becomes airborne and in inhaled into the lungs. A Clip-Sharer covered this and Amazon removed the listing because the seller said nothing about the product being radioactive.

What a legend wanting to rickroll himself everyday by ordering a ‘Rick Astley body pillow’

If radiation harmonisers were real then they'd have cleaned up places like Chernobyl by now.

We had a similar thing in the 90s/00s during the GSM era. There was constant claims in the media that mobile phones emit huge amount of radiation that will make you sick, and a whole wave of product came out to "cure" the problem. I remember you could get these stickers that flashed and also replacement antennas that worked pretty much the same. The problem was these products were being powered by the RF signal itself and would cause your battery to drain as it had to pump out more power to reach the signal tower, which back then was much fewer and further away.

Problem, reaction, solution should be popular enough after these past few years that everyone should be doing their own research. Even though it’s disappointing to see this many bogus products, but your channel (first time viewers, never even heard of this channel) was surprisingly easy to watch till the end. Thank you.

When people don't pay attention in their chemistry and physics class, these kind of scams go unnoticed and accepted wholeheartedly by the idiotic buyera

Honestly, as someone who had physics at school and Uni - even though my Physics grade was a permanent C - the stuff about wavelength is borderline basic, I’ve always wondered WHO in their right mind would believe such obvious scams.
But then I remember that my mom - who did actually graduate from one of the best Physics schools in russia - was afraid that standing in front of a working microwaves would cause MUTATIONS..

Let's appreciate the fact that Arun bought all of it knowing he'd get scammed, to give us another quality video

Hypothetically, if you could create a product that stops the phone's radiation, wouldn't the phone stop working? Isn't sending waves how phones work?

dude i love how this guy is so honest and helpful. like it's hard to find people on YT that do the same.

I'd be careful with all of these products. I can't say if it is still true, but there was a point in time when items described like these had radioactive isotopes in them.

When I was an Amazon Vine Voice product reviewer I had the opportunity to debunk some of these stickers - and that's literally what they are, stickers, nothing more than a picture printed on them, I tore one apart to prove it and posted my bad 1* review 🤭

Great video! Same thing happens with water and skin care products. Everyone is looking for a quick solution to their problems to get it solved instead of doing the research themselves or seek professional or licensed advice/counsel.

This Guy has to be one of the most wholesome passive-aggressive people I’ve ever seen

I've seen a few of these orgone pyramides in my times, got one as a present back then; mind you, it makes a lovely paper weight as you so elegantly mentioned :). And I was offered the electronic-ish circuit-ish sticker back in 2007 for my Nokia... "to protect from the battery among other stuff"... I had no clue all these stuff were still around, and got SO expensive too... Crazy!

I was in the middle of researching on which to buy until I ran across this video! Thank goodness! Once again as usual, very informative! Excellent video and thank you for saving me the trouble from wasting my money on useless products!

i once visited a rock and gem shop thinking it would be pretty stones. it was like entering a strange universe of conspiracies. i was shown a shelf full of stones that would help prevent 5g sickness. i thought the lady was joking and accidentally laughed, before realizing she was dead serious, and the small stores had gone quite to stare at me. i left quickly after.

Informative, professionally filmed and edited, comical, and likable programs. I'm glad I liked and subscribed. I actually turned on the Bell notifier which I almost never do. Well done sir

The problem isn't just in tech. It's in almost every aspect of our society.

Escobar: Finally, a worthy opponent!

You're the best!
Yes and cuz people believe anything scammers tell them, there are so many mass suicides.
What a shame...
Thank you for telling us the truth about so many things.

Oh, I remember hot head syndrome for real. After fifteen minutes on a mobile phone before the days of GSM networks, the head really was boiling. The world of medicine was quite worried too, because it was both apparent and affected everyone using a mobile phone.
But with GSM and the successive development to 4G it's just a scary memory. I do believe it's a good idea to use a Bluetooth headset and not have the phone on you all the time, but there is not the least scientifical support for it. But there's one thing, that radiation of course has SOME effect on the membranes in the cells though most kinds just pass through them. I promise there's no way a sticker ever could do the least to change it. The very idea...

Given the amount of positive reviews, they seem to be very effective placebos. Expensive ones though, it's a bit predatory. Perhaps they'd justify the price by saying it strengthens the placebo effect, but they could get some guy with a PhD to say it works and people would probably think no different.

thank you for act as the guardian of the online shopping and the determinator of the pseudo tech!
like your videos!

Thing is if you feel like you have a problem or illness and you buy something that is advertised as making you feel better you mind will convince yourself you feel better when it’s just the same as before, like how when you take a painkiller that pain feels less even tho it hasn’t had the chance to take effect

"Convince there is a problem"
"Establish themselves as an authority"
"Sell the solution"
Apple immediately came to mind

My former sister-in-law started a job selling holographic wrist bands (she was 17), and told us about it using the "press down on your arm before and after the bracelet" move. I then did the exact same thing to her using my left shoe. It worked identically! I'm a psychologist now, and it works on your body's ability to balance. Simple as that!

Thank you for taking the need to reveal and buy these scammy inventions so we wouldn't have to my first time hearing about these things.

shout out to the graphic designer who made the lineart illustration of the soap plug

The ones that claim to protect you from ionising radiation are the ones that I find extremely stupid.
Unless you want to walk around covered in lead or tinfoil, you’re not stopping ionising radiation.
Your skin will stop alpha radiation, aluminium foil will stop beta radiation and you’d need lead or concrete to stop Gamma rays or X-rays.
Also…..Wouldn’t that plug in “EMF” protector actually give off EMF radiation, seen as it has to be plugged into an electrical socket to work?🤣.

Clicked on this for no reason other than my grandma believed that same 'experiment' around a decade ago and insisted that one of these stickers that, over time, wore away to expose the inch or three of coiled wire.

The sad thing is, the people that need to see this probably never will.

Worst part is that a number of those 'anti radiation' products you can order online are actually radioactive (ie they contain thorium).

The creepy thing is that someone in my family is convinced about these things and only keeps going deeper. I'm worried about them.

Man your videos are very well done. Thanks for doing research about this.

Yeah, I can already tell this is gonna be a “wellness” product. Those things are basically Chinese radiation emitting jewels or wristbands (or maybe stickers now?) that can let off radiation in the alpha, bravo, AND gamma spectrums.
These companies expect you to use these products for weeks or months at a time! You’re basically saying “YES, URANIUM-235! GREASE ME IN THE BALLJOINTS HARDER LIKE A GOOD GIRL!” if you buy these products. I know I exaggerated, but this is basically what I see from this shit. The easy way you can tell what product is harmful or potentially harmful is if they mention “negative Ion”

One of the most important videos on the channel and on most of Clip-Share. The ending was golden and talks about why this is way more important than just these scam products.

Best thing to do if you're concerned is bin your tech and walk around in a tin foil lined suit 🙃

Actually saw a clip about many of the products (like the armbands) that talk about positive ions and crap like that when tested are in fact radioactive, so perhaps a geigercounter would be a better instrument for testing the products you got ;)

It's actually MUCH worse than you think, you should take a Geiger counter to some of those items and then remove them from your house because many are actually radioactive.

shame that you actually had to hand over money to these scammers to get the parts to warm others, but glad you do this stuff.

Holy crap, these were HUGE in Europe in the late 90s! They didn’t look like that, but the claims were the same, reduce radiation and such, my dad always had one on his gigantic Ericsson phone

My parents once bought two of those charge plugs and i broke one of them to show them that its literally a scam, god bless me that i still have to deal with my parents believing in all this crappy shit and trying to pass that to me

Radio frequency specialist here. No worries, RF radiation is safe for the general public. Most buildings in urban/suburban areas have 4-8 foot radio panels and other antennas. These can emit thousands of watts of power. RF radiation doesn’t damage DNA like ionizing radiation; however, it can heat up and cook organs that lack cooling (like eye balls). Workers who access the rooftop can be in danger of RF radiation exposure, which can sterilize, blind, and cause sickness to the workers. However, no one inside the building or on the streets is is danger. Not even if a million panels were on the roof. This is because the waves are directional and are aimed away from the building/street. Even if they were aimed in these areas, you would only be in danger if you stood within 6 feet of them for several minutes. You could stand in front of them outside of this range indefinitely, even for the rest of your life, and be fine. In comparison, your phone/headphones are not outputting anything close to this wattage. They’re also subject to even more intense regulations than cell sites are. Basically, unless you’re cooking ramen with a open door 1000w portable microwave in your pocket, you’re 100% safe. Even then, you’re more in danger of burns than you are of RF sickness.

Love your videos mate. Whether it's tech, anti-scam whatever. Thank you

good show mate if the scammers would put there effort into something positive there is no telling what they could do
keep up the good work

Just when I thought it couldn't get any more ridiculous, Arun booked himself a consultation 😂

i love how he never clickbaits us

Such a smart way to articulate your point the starting with people wanting it to work and believe it works so they make them self believe it’s helping placebo effect then giving reviews that make more people fall victim.

I gotta say, those scammers have some style. When they realized he was baiting them, they diagnosed him with herpes. That's probably the best scammer come back I've ever seen.

The one thing I learned that's actually usefull is that confirmation bias. I just realised that It's actually true, like I do that all the time when searching for studies releated stuff mostly. When I find an info that's pertinent with my thought, I use that one.
Also it must be parents buying these type of things and I don't belive it's actual pple posting in website, cuz unless it's a good review they remove it. And they can create accounts to post positive reviews. Or I'm totally wrong cuz it's more strict now and one can't do those things anymore...

you might wanna get a giger counter or something out to test them cause alot of the items ive seen witch such claims just cram thorium dust or fibers into things, which can be harmful if inhaled as its a alpha emitter

Love the video. I would suggest that this is no different than most types of psychosomatic reactions in Humans. If you believe this cream, this cleansing, this religious ceremony will fix or cure you then it is not a big jump to believe in these products. How is it different if someone says that plastic thing makes me feel better while someone else says their prayers make them feel better? If you believe... And we all have confirmation biases. I bought the Wings at the Speed of Sound album when it came out. I tried to find something good about it. I couldn't. I went to work and one of my co-workers was in the same situation but said he would keep listening to it because there had to be some song on it worth listening to. I asked him "why" to which he responded "because I spent money to buy the album so I have no choice but to find a reason that I spent the money". He likely did find a reason to like the album. Unlike me who simply stopped listening to McCartney.

The most concerning thing about these "anti-emf/radiation" products is that some of them are actually RADIOACTIVE. For some reason the manufacturers mix thorium dioxide powder into the silicone for the bracelets, etc.
I have personally purchased an "anti-radiation" card and tested it with a geiger counter. It had an activity of around 4000 CPM, with a radiation dose of 12uSv/H.

Evil company:
*Scams people*
Dumb people: "Never gonna let you down"

It's not just borderline evil. It's straight up evil. Thank you for sharing this video.

Wow. I didn't know any of these products existed, I must purchase them ASAP! Thanks for the great review video. I hope it's not too late for me, I'm already vaccinated with the 5G and I feel it's affecting my bioplasmic orgone!

Just remember a simple phrase that I learned when growing up.
"A fool and his/her money shall soon be parted."
Thanks for taking one for hte team and spending your money to proof what a scam those products are.
I enjoyed the video.

I'm old enough to remember the last generation of radiation absorbing stickers.
Nine times out of ten, they were ALSO sold as devices to increase your phone's reception.

My mom made my entire family put these stickers on our devices after her "chiropractor" told her we had to.

These companies are literally like: "It's because of that god damn phone!"

I love watching your videos man, thanks for bringing amazing content all the time 👍🏻

Awesome work. Your Hardwork shown to each videos and awareness regarding the false product

My mom is so extreme about radiation that whenever me or my brother take something out of the microwave she makes us wrap our hands in three towels, and then immediately run away because the radiation could “kill” us

It's pretty simple really if you put the sticker on your phone and your phone is still able to make calls, send texts or get on the internet it doesn't do anything since the "dangerous radiation" is needed for the phone to do it's communications functions.

Guess I'll make radiation giving devices to combat this.

These things are like a scam religion.
They need the gospel of MrWhoseTheBoss.

I personally think it’s a situation of expectation bias, kind of like placebo effect. You have a problem and you’re told there’s a solution no matter how silly it seems so you try the solution and because you want it to work bad enough it does or at least you think it does.

This man made me rolling with laughter at the usage of coconut mall.

Thank you for your review, keeping it real

Not gonna lie, I was expecting a Karen like person to go “no but I have bought every one of those products and they work fine”, cheers to everyone for not being like that🤝

I feel like everything we were taught growing up, like government regulations against scammers etc was all a bunch of bullshit and told to us to be able to try and ultimatrly swindle the most stupid of people

When reading customer feedback for placebo-based products, there's also selection bias at play. The people who'd want proof the product works aren't going to buy the product in the first place.
It's kind of like scam emails containing deliberate spelling mistakes or incredible claims, the only people who respond sincerely are people who can be scammed.

It doesn't get any better when you realise there are some with actual radioactive isotopes such as thorium and uranium inside of them, some of them go over 10x background radiation and that is with a geiger counter that can't detect alpha (both are alpha emmiters so the actual radiation would be even higher).

Dude, you're saving the world, one stupid product purchase at a time
You're a legend.😄
PS: I love your cat 😼

I seen products like this back in 2010 with those arm bands that give you balance or something. They sold out of malls like 10 dollars a band

The "let-me-see-if-I-can-push-your-arm-down"-"test" has been used for years to sell just about anything. Up to rocks that were picked up on the spot where they did the test for 5 dollars a piece.

You've gotta give them credit for that email response. That's some S-tier trolling I would not have expected from some relatively old folks waving cat toys around.

another problem is, that a lot of those “positiv charge” products are actually radioactive!

not gonna lie, at least with the 'radiation harmonising' bear, you actually get a teddy bear for it! Not just a sticker or something ridiculous

It's a psychological thing too when they actually do the arm test with real strangers. They push your arm once then the second time you're going to use more force to resist then for some reason they never properly explain that is a sign the product works.

the "anti-radiation stickers" for phones were already a thing like 20 years ago

It's like the "healing crystals" all over the airbag part of a steering wheel that someone unironically did and ended up having a meme made of them a few years ago.

I was very confused by the thumbnail image as I have a wireless charger with that exact same ‘magic circle’ and though I might have bought a bogus wireless charger 😂 great video, though!

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Love your videos.
Really going through a tuff time bad anxiety 😕 dont like being on load of meds. So a trick i learned is *Stimulus overload* have the tv going music low and your channel just playing all your videos on my phone or tablet. And you try and pay attention to all 3 points of input this gets your brain off whatever was upsetting you.. your videos are so well done content is great 👍 👌 your accent even provides a level of comfort odd i know but 👍 true

Man I’d love to see if you’d do the science of those salt lanps lol. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You are a true story teller

Amazon is probably so confused by his purchases.
One day, “I WANT AN ANTI RADIATION STICKER”
The next “I WANT A JETPACK”