The Science
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Shoo!TAG represents a paradigm shift in the pest management industry.
Shoo!TAG utilises Nature’s energetic principles in combination with physics, quantum physics and advanced computer software technology.
The key to Shoo!TAG is the three dimensional electromagnetic field embedded in the magnetic strip.
Shoo!TAG utilises the power of the bio-energetic field which surrounds all living things to create a frequency barrier which repels targeted pests for up to four months.
Shoo!TAG’s magnetic strip is encoded with beneficial frequencies and resonances and an electromagnetic charge bearing a polarised energy signature, which when introduced into the bio-energetic field of the wearer produces results.
Shoo!TAG also assists the body in altering its external bio energetic field so as to effectively repel targeted pests. This is possible because various insects and pests react to frequencies. These frequencies are introduced into the bio-energetic field of the wearer. These specific frequencies and resonance have proved to disturb pests and create a barrier.
Shoo!TAG was founded and developed by American sisters Melissa Rogers and Katy Heiney.
Melissa has extensively studied the science of energy for over 10 years and has had a hugely successful practice in the energy medicine field for the past six years. Through her work and experience Melissa gained invaluable knowledge and together with a network of scientists thave brought Shoo!TAG into existence. Melissa is grateful for the opportunity to introduce a product that reduces the toxic load on the environment and its inhabitants while making life less stressful for people and their pets.
Kathy is certified as a Quantum Biofeedback Technician and Stress Management Specialist with the Natural Therapies Certification Board. For the past four years, her practice has focused on animals, especially horses. Her primary motivation for starting Energetic Solutions, Ltd. and creating Shoo!TAG was centered around her life-long relationship with animals and the environment.
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