Shows some promise, needs more experimenting
One day while perusing items for sale on Amazon, as one often does, I happened upon Tesla Purple Plates and thought - hmmm, interesting. But then I discovered some long-standing feud over which company sells the REAL original ones, because there's 2 companies, of course, with "yay this is IT!" and " no this is NOT it! " reviews on both sides - and my brain went into freeze mode.<br />  But Amazon is always kind enough to supply you with any number of alternatives to whatever it is you are looking at, whether or not they're even remotely in the same category. That's how I came upon this tachyon plate. It sounded interesting so I decided to try it out. (And there's no competing sellers claiming the other is a fake)<br />  This tachyon plate isn't really a "plate", per se, as one might think of a plate: dinner plate; electrical plate; license plate. This is 4" square and 1 /8" thick, and has the appearance of thick cardboard or the like, with some type of fibrous -looking coating on one side that has a texture similar to woven grass wallpaper, at least in my estimation. (When I am able to take a photo, I will upload to this review).  It does not appear to be metallic, and feels as though it would bend, crease, or even break if attempted. (The above is just my attempt at describing its appearance and has no bearing on its actual composition, of which I have no clue.)<br />  Generally, I am a person who is able to feel energy from things that put out energy, such as crystals, for example. But sometimes I get in a slump (or whatever it is) and can't feel that energy like I usually do. Yep, slump time - can't feel a thing right now. So if this thing's cranking it out, I'm not picking up on it.<br />  So "feeling" an energy emanating from it is not working right now. How about results of said energy?  Well, I've had mixed results so far, hence the 4 stars. I've been setting my<br />1 gallon jugs of water on top of it for at least 15 minutes or more. The water seems to taste fresher, but I'm already starting out with Water Mill RO ultra filtered water rather than trying to improve on the disgusting chloramine-laden tap water that's available here. But still - there seems to be a subtle taste difference.<br />  Next topic: pain relief. I've been experiencing some pain and swelling in both my legs recently. So one night I tucked this tachyon plate under my left leg when I went to bed. The next day, that leg felt better all day. That night, I tried it on the right leg. The next day - no difference at all in my right leg. Tried twice on right leg with same outcome.<br />  I have also been experiencing screamer pain in the sole of my left foot that can come out of the blue when I'm not even standing on it, but that can hurt for hours when I'm on my feet. So I tried resting my left foot on the tachyon plate, painful part on the plate, for about 15 minutes. The pain went away and didn't come back all day.  The next time it hurt I did the same, but the pain did not go away. Like I said: mixed results.<br /> I've always been a truly open minded person, willing to give the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise.  And I have some years of experience with various things that are not necessarily main-stream, as I am well aware that there are many many more valuable things out there than can be accounted for in common circumstances. So I'm not done experimenting with this thing yet, might even go so far as to re-read the instruction leaflet, maybe do a web search even. I've only had it since July 15 so I still have time to return it if that's what it comes to.  Naturally I'd prefer it if this tachyon plate performed as promised - partly because I really dislike having to drive to the UPS store to return things, but mostly because this pain stuff really sucks and I'm beyond ready to be done with it!<br /> Two more weeks to experiment with this - better get moving...
Rating: 4 stars