CharismaCar - Protecting you when driving
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Description by product developer Chris Dennison
CharismaCar is a new product. Motor vehicles, nowadays, have greatly increased the levels of electro-smog for their occupants. In the future there will be an increased reliance on electric motors and battery packs as the move away from the infernal combustion engine gathers pace. Computer chips, with the aggressive effects of the programs that run on them have on the human body, add to the problem. Vehicles are, nowadays, packed with electronic aids, computers, mobile phone technology, sat-nav, wi-fi, even radar, etc.
Then, there are the usual stresses involved with driving on busy roads. I think the stress levels involved with motoring have never been higher. I have wanted to do something for vehicles for a long while, so with my new found ability to use magnets, now is the time. Once again, given the performance that magnets unleash I have moved into esoteric areas concerning other road users and safety issues. Unless you drive something really exotic made of carbon fibre there should be ample areas of metal to attach the magnet to, though, as I suggest in the included instruction sheet, there are only a couple of places that I would recommend.
The standard protections against the electro-smog found in modern vehicles are instantaneously available as soon as the magnet is placed on the metal surface.
The same principle behind CharismaHome is at work with CharismaCar. Power supplied by the qualities in the magnet which strengthens the human body, overcomes the destabilizing force supplied by all the electronic equipment and transforms it into something harmonious.
Additional information
There is a link here that explains how the Charisma products work but we will state here that the "Charisma part" of the Charisma products are not the magnet or the physical object itself. It is a name for the modulation that has been made to the magnetic field. In simplistic terms one can consider it to be like a program held on a magnetic disc. There are no easy-to-use analogies that cover the processes involved.
