A company is marketing a new line of jewelry that it claims can protect the wearer against electromagnetic fields and “neutralize the effects of this insidious form of pollution.” One of the products by B.BOLD Jewelry for Boomer Girls is known as the “crystal catalyst” bead, which reportedly absorbs electromagnetic radiations and transforms them into harmonious frequencies that are beneficial to the body. The company recommends that the jewelry be worn while using the computer or in proximity of anything that emits electromagnetic pollution.Learn more from PRWeb.
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