You can never believe what is happening to me right now. I am a volunteer ‘guinea-pig’.
Have you ever heard of Quantum Energy?
I read a little about Quantum mechanics a long time ago, but could not wrap my head around it. It was a new part of physics beyond the one that I studied in my Mechanical engineering class.
This past week, I had a conversation with a Lagos-based organisation that markets a Quantum Energy machine from China that can energize the human body to self-heal.
The machine draws its power from invisible matter in the cosmos, a phenomenon more in mysticism than in science, almost spiritual in nature. A person may choose to believe its effectiveness without indisputable scientific evidence.
I understand it to be an alternative form of medicine.
The machine, with its 7 different light rays, provides energy stored from a quantum field in Space, that enables the body to draw from within itself the energy that unleashes nature’s healing powers. These get rid of some seemingly intractable health conditions.
Despite the external optics of being fit and healthy, I am a victim of some ailments that plague most ageing men – High Blood pressure, prostate enlargement, hemorrhoids, arthritis, diabetes and so on.
Yes, even amongst once-supremely fit, ageing retired athletes these ailments are prevalent. Managing them is, for the rest of one’s life, an annoying, hugely financial, physical and psychological burden.
That’s why, for me, any alternative to daily swallowing of several pills, each one with ‘terrible’ side effects that reduce the quality of daily life, gets my full attention.
Last week, the Quantum Energy machine, a Chinese product, was introduced to me.
I had a million questions to ask about the machine and its effectiveness. I admit I did not understand it all. Why are people not talking about it? Why is not well known even amongst ‘big men’? Why is it not in every home?
By the time I was done with my guests, I had made up my mind about the next steps.
I am going to take them up and volunteer as a ‘guinea pig’. I will give it a trial, use it, test it and evaluate its effectiveness. I shall do my own ‘forensic audit’ by recording and documenting the entire process during the two weeks we agreed I shall use it for.
I shall then take my findings before my medical doctor and we shall put them side-by-side the results from my most recent medical report, to determine its efficacy.
It may be crude and unscientific, but under the circumstances and at this point in my life, this process is good enough for me to take a chance.
Success could mean ‘salvation’ for a whole legion of ‘sufferers’ of many of the ‘silent’ killer diseases around. I lose nothing but my time, if it does not work! If it works for me, I shall become an ambassador of the product.
It is as simple as that.
Dr. Olusegun Odegbami MON, OLY, AFNIIA, FNIS
