Crystals Infused with Frequencies for Crystal Healing, Energy Medicine & Alternative Therapies

Aug. 3, 2012 - PRLog -- In slender tubes called a ZPE wands (zero-point energy), or Iyashi wand by one brand in Canada, crystals are sealed and infused with healing frequencies which makes these ZPE wands useful in the world of energy healing and alternative healing therapies such as Crystal healing and self healing.  Bruce Goldwell and Jean Perrins has released a new book by the title: "ZPE Wands Contain Healing Frequencies for Energy Healing: Crystal Healing - Energy Medicine - Alternative Healing Therapies".  Readers will learn where the technology that brought about zero-point energy wands came from and how it will benefit them. Not all ZPE Wands are created equal. Before investing in a ZPE wand, it is a good idea to be well informed about the technology and what to look for in a zpe wand.

* Piezoelectricity is a quality that some crystals, gemstones and ceramic materials have to generate a voltage when mechanical pressure is applied to them. Pyroelectricity in stones and crystals was the precursor of piezoelectricity. It was actually written about by Theophrastus in 314 BC when he discovered that Tourmaline became electrically charged when it was heated.

* Piezoelectric stones, minerals and gemstones seem to possess certain electrical properties that can help restore the proper bio-electric functions of the body. They produce longitudinal EMF waves which are actually healing and beneficial to the body. By using products like a zero-point energy wand on the body in the prescribed way, the electrical nature of the red blood cells can be normalized and they flow freely without stacking or sticking together. This can improve oxygenation and nutrient delivery. Pain releases as the innate flow of energy in the body is restored. The stuck energy in the meridians is released so pain can begin to disappear.

The purpose of this book by Goldwell and Perrins is to help educate readers about ZPE wand technology, how to use ZPE wands and what to look for when purchasing one for personal use.  Because the price of these ZPE wands is so broad (from $19 to as much as $250 or more), the authors hope that by sharing the information in this book it will save readers from making the mistake of buying a bogus product or paying too much for inferior wands being offering on Amazon and via other sites on the Internet.

For information on how to get a copy of this book from Amazon, paperback or eBook, visit:
http://brucegoldwell.com/zpewand.html