USB Ionic Lifestyle Generator
If you’re a strong believer of having a healthy balance of ions in your environment, then the USB Ionic Lifestyle Generator ought to be right up your alley. This $49.95 device can be connected to your machine via USB, where it will get to work straight away, emitting the negative ion equivalent of 10 to 20 waterfalls – hard to believe, yes, but how the heck is the layman supposed to quantify such an amount? Apparently, this USB-powered device will also do away with electromagnetic waves from your PC. Guess you’ll need to have more faith to believe that it works as advertised compared to asking a mountain to throw itself into the sea simply be a spoken command. Has anyone tried something like this, and was it ever effective?
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