It's not uncommon to become confused about Polarizers and Diodes. Both seem like good ways to deal with the negative influences of an electromagnetic environment. But what is the difference between the two products? Is one better than the other? Do I need to use both? How do I choose which one to use?

All of these are very good questions. Essentially, the Polarizer and the Diode accomplish the same thing. They both work to turn the negative influences of today's electromagnetic environment into positive energy which is compatible with the human body. The difference between the two products is the method by which they accomplish this task.

The Polarizer REPELS negative energy away from itself and, therefore, away for the individual wearing it. The Polarizer never wears out, never become polluted and never needs recharged.

The Diode ABSORBS negative energy into itself so that the body does not have to. The Diode, like the Polarizer, never wears out; however, it is necessary to recharge this product. Every six months or so, the Diode needs to lay in the sunlight for a couple of days so that it can expel any negative energy which may be lingering in it from all it has absorbed. It is helpful to have the Diode laying as close to the ground as possible when it is recharging. If the Diode cannot be recharged outside, we recommend that it lay on the soil of a potted plant while absorbing the sunlight through a window.

All this to say, choosing a Polarizer and a Diode is essentially a matter of which one fits your lifestyle best.