Swedish Parliament: Whirled water to straighten out brain imbalance...

["Bjorn Cedervall" <bcradsafers@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Dear Radsafers,



Take something cold and sit down before you read this below = my summarized 

translation of some news that was sent to me - I am presently in Baton Rouge 

(LSU) and don't have access to the ordinary sources to check details. BTW - 

there is a bunch of palmistry experts here next door (New Orleans) that 

probably could expand the business if they just knew about it.



My opinions and initiative only,



Bjorn Cedervall     bcradsafers@hotmail.com

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A Swedish company - named "Plus & Minus" - has installed "water whirlers" in 

our Parliament. The company says that this is to improve the occupational 

standards for the Parliament members. Representatives

for Plus & Minus recently gave a talk about whirled water to Center Party 

Parliament members to whom it was explained that the water was good for the 

energy balance between the two brain halves. It was also claimed to lower 

the need for chlorine in swimming pools, to improve photosynthesis (any 

green cultivated stuff) and protect against microwave radiation. Stomach 

obstipation was another indication.



The Plus & Minus representatives made "measurements" in the Parliament 

building and noted "disturbances in the electrical balance". It had been 

explained that the whole atmosphere must have plus, minus and earth.  With 

all electricity in our environment one pole disappears but is restored with 

whirled water.



A university professor (Royal Institute of Technology) has called this 

"qualified pseudoscientific hocus pocus". Two water whirlers have been 

purchased however.



Plus & Minus says that the Parliament members can now sit in front of their 

computer monitors, use wireless communication and mobile phones without 

having any risk of being hurt by electromagnetic fields.



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