Qi-Me
Individual EMF protection for every environment
Protect yourself from EMFs anywhere and anytime. The ever-increasing levels of Bluetooth and cell phone radiation, as well as Wi-Fi, are proven to be detrimental to your health. This unnatural EMF environment can cause oxidative stress in our cells, sleep disorders, and lack of energy.
With a balanced combination of a healthy diet, increased exercise, and regular relaxation, such as yoga or breathing exercises, you can stay healthy and fit. Reducing your personal EMF exposure can also help balance the influence of unnatural frequencies on your body. Our Qi technology can provide support and harmonization due to natural frequencies.
The Qi Me – the revolutionary all-rounder
Our smallest product is the Qi-Me – our revolutionary all-rounder! It can be used both mobile and stationary. Thanks to its small size, low weight, and stable effective range even when moving, you can carry the Qi-Me with you at all times – at home, in the office, or even while traveling.
The Qi-Me is developed in Germany and manufactured in USA.
How to use:
Keep the Qi Me as close to your body as possible. A backpack/bag or the center console of your car is ideal. You don't need to do anything else, the product works independently and at any time.
Keep the Qi Me at least 12 inches away from electrical devices or power lines. It doesn't need to be plugged into a power outlet, and has fully functional protective field in about 1 minute.
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by That Girl Amber of MichCamo® and Bodega
What is a Human Hangover?
What is a Human Hangover?
A Human Hangover is when we've forgotten who we are. It's the fog that lays over us emotionally and mentally when our nervous system is stuck in a state of stress. It's the forgetfulness we feel around our true authentic self.
A Human Hangover keeps us sick, tired, and sensitive to the light. It's a sign of an overworked nervous system that can't keep up with the demands of life. A Human Hangover is a symptom of a bigger issue, a disconnection from self. It helps remind us of who we are, and nudges us to remember our human nature.®
Who is Amber Johnston?
Who is Amber Johnston?
That Girl Amber is a local from Marquette, Michigan who has used her Inner Landscape™ map to navigate emotions, trauma, and undiagnosed autism from the age of six.
Amber owns MichCamo®, her Michigan apparel brand showcasing her personal art therapy designs. Human Hangover® shares a retail space with MichCamo® in downtown Marquette at 503 N 3rd Street.
Amber and her partner Libby also own Bodega just two doors down at 517 N Third street, a restaurant, bakery, and bar making everything from scratch using local, whole ingredients.
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Disclaimer
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The tools and information from Human Hangover® is meant to bring you closer to the best healer and guide you could find: yourself. To remember your human nature® by re-membering the pieces of yourself that got lost along the way.
