The TESLAR Chip
Invented in 1986, puts Teslar Tech inside the TESLAR wristwatch to help strengthen the body’s biofield.
The TESLAR watch, with Teslar Tech inside, has become a hit among celebrities, watch enthusiasts and people in search of healthy lifestyles.
TESLAR timepieces and bracelets are available at retail locations all over the world.
TESLAR wearers have experienced:
- Deeper, more restful night time sleep
- More calm and less tension in normally stressful
situations
- Improved concentration and ability to focus at work
- Increased levels of energy
- An over-all improvement in well-being
How does it work?
In the TESLAR watch there is specially designed TESLAR chip. This innovative, state-of-the-art technology works with the watch’s standard components:
- The watch battery, which creates an electric field
- The quartz-crystal timing coil, which creates a
magnetic field
The TESLAR chips
interact with these two fields to create a zero-point (scalar) waveform,
a waveform alive with checked and balanced energies. It is created in such a way that it mimics the earth’s natural frequency,
providing protective energy with the tick of every second.
The TESLAR Chip
with Teslar Technology was designed to emit a unique 7 to 9 Hz Alpha wave signal
that interacts with and strengthens your body’s own electromagnetic energy field. Similar to the Earth’s natural 7.8 Hz signal and
the Alpha wave signals emitted by the brain when you are calm, meditating, or doing yoga, or when athletes are in states of high performance,
this TESLAR Scalar signal also helps reinforce your energy field against the possible negative effects of external, low-energy electromagnetic
fields (EMF). Much like listening to a clear radio broadcast free from static, the TESLAR Chip helps your energy field filter out annoying and
potentially harmful electromagnetic ‘static’ such that your body can stay closer to its peak performance, both physically and mentally.
The TESLAR Chip may help your body resist the negative effects of daily stresses such as: poor sleep habits,
hectic work environments, and constant exposure to electronic pollution cause by cell-phone systems, computers, and many other electronic devices.