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Catandog's medal

CATANDOG’S MEDAL IS MANUFACTURED OUT OF JEWELERY GRADE ZAMAK AND CHARGED WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC SCALAR WAVES.

CatanDog’s Medal is manufactured out of jewelery grade Zamak and charged with electromagnetic scalar waves. It’s main function is to keep fleas and ticks away from your dog and cat due to the permanent physical contact with your pet, a bio-resonance field is formed helping to repel fleas ticks & other parasites. It also produces a better feeling for your Pet.

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Project known as “The Insecticide Evaluation of Catandog’s on the “European brown tick”

"CATANDOG’S BEGAN AS AN UNIVERSITY PROJECT"

CatanDog’s is “TOTALLY” effective for cats and the dogs. José Alberto Rodriguez, professor of the Animal Patology Department and Animal Health of the Veterinary Campus of Madrid University was elected on 5th of June, 1998 as Director of the Research Team with a contract derivated of the L.R.U Law, article 11 with D. José Luis Arranz Gil.

Project known as “The Insecticide Evaluation of Catandog’s,on the “European brown tick” in dogs (Rhipicphalus Sanguineus), in natural conditions.”

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Directions for use

Attach the Catandog’s disc to the pet’s collar. To guarantee effectiveness it should stay attached to the collar permanently including when you give your pet a bath or even if you have your pet x-rayed by a veterinarian   

Treatment duration

Catsandog’s becomes effective between 7 to 20 days from the date it is first attached to the pet’s collar. It is recommended that you attach Catandog’s to the pet’s collar after the pet has been deloused

Precautions

If the disc is temporarily removed the acclimatization period should be commenced.

Effectiveness

Catsandog’s is over 95% effective, which is proven for at least up to 2 years, after which it should be replaced.

About Fleas

About Fleas

Flea is the common name for any of the small wingless insects of the order Siphonaptera. Fleas are external parasites, living by hematophagy off the blood of mammals and birds, which are also flightless. In the past, however, it was most commonly supposed that fleas had evolved from the flies, based on similarities of the larvae.

Fleas pass through a complete life cycle consisting of egg, larva, pupa and adult. Completion of the life cycle from egg to adult varies from two weeks to eight months depending on the temperature, humidity, food, and species. Normally after a blood meal, the female flea lays about 15 to 20 eggs per day — up to 600 in its lifetime — usually on the host (dogs, cats, rats, rabbits, mice, squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, opossums, foxes, chickens, humans, etc.). Eggs loosely laid in the hair coat drop out almost anywhere, especially where the host rests, sleeps or nests (rugs, carpets, upholstered furniture, cat or dog boxes, kennels, sand boxes, etc.). Eggs hatch between two days to two weeks into larvae found indoors in and along floor cracks, crevices, along baseboards, under rug edges and in furniture or beds. Outdoor development occurs in sandy gravel soils (moist sand boxes, dirt crawlspace under the house, under shrubs, etc.) where the host may rest or sleep. Sand and gravel are very suitable for larval development which is the reason fleas are erroneously called “sand fleas.”

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Larvae are blind, avoid light, pass through three larval instars and take a week to several months to develop. Their food consists of digested blood from adult flea feces, dead skin, hair, feathers, and other organic debris; larvae do not suck blood. Pupae mature to adulthood within a silken cocoon woven by the larva to which pet hair, carpet fiber, dust, grass cuttings, and other debris adheres. In about five to fourteen days, adult fleas emerge or may remain resting in the cocoon until the detection of vibration (pet and people movement), pressure (host animal lying down on them), heat, noise, or carbon dioxide (meaning a potential blood source is near). Most fleas overwinter in the larval or pupal stage with survival and growth best during warm, moist winters and spring.

“Flea season” is traditionally at the end of summer and in the early fall, but in warmer areas can last year round.

Larvae are blind, avoid light, pass through three larval instars and take a week to several months to develop. Their food consists of digested blood from adult flea feces, dead skin, hair, feathers, and other organic debris; larvae do not suck blood. Pupae mature to adulthood within a silken cocoon woven by the larva to which pet hair, carpet fiber, dust, grass cuttings, and other debris adheres. In about five to fourteen days, adult fleas emerge or may remain resting in the cocoon until the detection of vibration (pet and people movement), pressure (host animal lying down on them), heat, noise, or carbon dioxide (meaning a potential blood source is near). Most fleas overwinter in the larval or pupal stage with survival and growth best during warm, moist winters and spring.

“Flea season” is traditionally at the end of summer and in the early fall, but in warmer areas can last year round.

Larvae are blind, avoid light, pass through three larval instars and take a week to several months to develop. Their food consists of digested blood from adult flea feces, dead skin, hair, feathers, and other organic debris; larvae do not suck blood. Pupae mature to adulthood within a silken cocoon woven by the larva to which pet hair, carpet fiber, dust, grass cuttings, and other debris adheres. In about five to fourteen days, adult fleas emerge or may remain resting in the cocoon until the detection of vibration (pet and people movement), pressure (host animal lying down on them), heat, noise, or carbon dioxide (meaning a potential blood source is near). Most fleas overwinter in the larval or pupal stage with survival and growth best during warm, moist winters and spring.

“Flea season” is traditionally at the end of summer and in the early fall, but in warmer areas can last year round.

About Ticks

About Ticks

Tick is the common name for the small arachnids that, along with mites, constitute the order Acarina. Ticks are ectoparasites (external parasites), living by hematophagy on the blood of mammals, birds, and occasionally reptiles and amphibians.

Ticks are important vectors of a number of diseases.

Three-month-old kitten with tick damage visable on the neck The brown dog tick, Rhipicephalus sanguineus Latreille, is unusual among ticks, in that it can complete its entire life cycle indoors. Because of this, it can establish populations in colder climates, and has been found in much of the world. Many tick species can be carried indoors on animals, but cannot complete their entire life cycle inside. Although R. sanguineus will feed on a wide variety of mammals, dogs are the preferred host and appear to be required to develop large infestations.

Infestations in houses can explode to very high levels quickly. Typically, a few ticks are brought into the house or kennel, often on a dog which has been away from home. The early stages of the infestation, when only a few individuals are present, are often missed completely. The first indication the dog owner has that there is a problem is when they start noticing ticks crawling up the walls or curtains!

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TECHNICAL INFO

Technical info

CatanDog’s® has been proved scientifically. All began as an University Project but has been documented, tested and proved how the scalar waves and the non-harmful biomagnetic field helps repeal the ticks and fleas and provides your cat and dog a better feeling.

Below you can find the documents we can provide so everybody can read them.

The Insecticide Evaluation of Catandog’s, on the “European brown tick” in dogs (Rhipicephalus Sanguineus), in natural conditions.

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Antiparasitic Products. Studies for Dogs and Cats.

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Identification of animals chip in the presence of Catandog’s antiparasitic plate.

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Verification about the interference of the entitled “Catandog’s Plate” in Reading of identification microchips used in domestic animals.

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Catandog’s Certifications

CatanDog’s is “TOTALLY” effective for

Catandog’s has the following certifications:

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Lenz Law

Lenz Law

In 1835 Heinrich Lenz stated the law that now bears his name. An electric current induced by a changing magnetic field will flow such that it will create its own magnetic field that opposes the magnetic field that created it. These opposing fields occupying the same space at the same time result in a pair of forces. These forces are felt when you turn a generator and generate electricity. The more current you generate, the greater the force opposing you.

This force can also be felt if you try to drag a conductive, non-magnetic plate between the poles of a horseshoe magnet. The plate sees a changing magnetic field which creates a current in the plate, which creates its own magnetic field opposing the one that created it

Another great example of Lenz’s law is to take a copper tube (conductive but non-magnetic) and drop a piece of steel down through the tube. The piece of steel will fall through, as you might expect. It accelerates very close to the acceleration due to gravity. (Only air friction and some possible rubbing against the inside of the tube prevent it from reaching the acceleration due to gravity.)

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Now take the same copper tube and drop a magnet through it (hopefully a strong one, Neodymium or other rare earth magnets work the best) You will notice that the magnet falls very slowly. This is because the copper tube “sees” a changing magnetic field from the falling magnet. This changing magnetic field induces a current in the copper tube.

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The induced current in the copper tube creates its own magnetic field that opposes the magnetic field that created it.

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Scalar Waves

By Tom Bearden
NEW ENERGY NEWS, July 1998
What I call “scalar waves” are pure longitudinal EM waves (LW). Per a nice paper by R. Ziolkowski, whenever an EM wave starts to form, both the transverse and longitudinal waves start to form. However, the transverse wave has a function, which cancels the longitudinal wave. So if that function persists, we get the familiar EM wave. Now when we cancel the normal wave, we cancel the component that had cancelled the LW. So we get out a LW.

A normal old EM wave is comprised of photons (or so we can consider it, if we wish). Now a photon is a piece of angular momentum. So it’s a piece of energy welded to a piece of time, with no seam in the middle, so to speak.

What the “pieces of energy” represents, in the dynamic oscillating wave, is a dynamic oscillation of the energy density of 3-space. Now here physics does an odd thing. It just ignores the dynamics of all those “time pieces”. In other words, not only is the spatial energy structured and dynamic, but so is the flow of time (I discovered the mechanism that generates the flow of time when I was at grad school at Georgia Tech). Physicists just visualize the “observer time” flowing smoothly, and ignore the fact that the EM wave carries time dynamics as well as energy dynamics.

When you make what is CALLED a transverse wave you ignore (or have a component that cancels) that time-density variation. That is a normal transverse wave; considered as an oscillation of the energy density of three-dimensional space, with a structureless, free-flowing time stream.

When you make a longitudinal wave, by definition it cannot vary the energy density in 3-space. That is fixed. So it can only vary the time-density dynamics. In other words, a longitudinal EM wave is a time-density oscillation. That is, it oscillates the rate of flow of time itself, about some steady median value.

We cannot measure time; we see that as a spatial change. So we observe it as a velocity-modulated wave. It seems to be increasing and decreasing its speed about some median speed. That’s what I have been calling a scalar EM wave. It is now recognized in the literature.

A pure longitudinal EM wave has infinite energy and infinite velocity. We don’t make those. Instead, we make a pseudo-longitudinal wave; i.e., a “pretty good” longitudinal wave that still has some low-level transverse component.

A pseudo-longitudinal EM wave has finite energy and finite velocity, but its velocity may be less than or greater than the velocity of light in free space. When it’s subliminal, it’s called an “EM particle”. Nimtz and his colleagues have also transmitted Mozart’s 40th symphony down a waveguide at speed 4.7c, and clearly listened to it on the other end. This blows the tar out of the old saw that “information cannot be transmitted superluminally”. In fact, quantum tunneling has been known to permit superluminal communication, for some decades.

When Maxwell wrote his theory, everyone (all 35 or so of the good electrodynamicists; that’s all there were!) assumed the material aether (a material fluid filling all space). In other words, they thought that there was no place in all the universe that was devoid of mass. Period. So all the EM entities are DEFINED as mass entities: Electrodynamicists today do not actually have anything to say – anything at all! – about the form of EM entities in mass-free space. Even the scalar potential’s magnitude at a point is defined as the energy in joules collected upon an intercepting point Coulomb at that point. In other words, they have confused the magnitude of the water-collected in/on a standard bucket from a raging river, as the magnitude of the water in the river at the dipping point! The scalar potential itself isn’t even a scalar entity! It’s a multiwave, multivector entity. It’s a bunch of bi-directional rivers of EM energy, flowing in both directions at once. Of course, how much of that flow is diverged by (collected upon) an intercepting Coulomb, is a scalar value! But that has nothing to do with the magnitude of the potential itself, just the magnitude of how much is dipped from it by a standard bucket.

So EM theory is thoroughly and seriously flawed, from the ground up.

Now let’s see what happens when you transmit and receive a signal (simplest case).

First, in the transmitter you perturb the Drude electron gas, which being embedded in a violent interaction with the active vacuum, perturbs the active vacuum. In other words, the mass perturbations in turn perturb the spacetime. Then that SPACETIME perturbation propagates to the receiver, where it interacts with the waiting Drude electrons, perturbing the Drude gas (the mass).

Rigorously, we have a MASS-TO-SPACETIME TRANSFORM, followed by a SPACETIME-TO-MASS TRANSFORM. Neither of those appears in electrodynamics.

Instead, by assuming the material there in the space, Maxwell and others assumed a MASS-TO-MASS TRANSFORM (INTERACTION). As we saw, what he wrote actually consists of two hidden transforms, the mass-to-ST transform and the ST-to-mass transform, in serial order.

The vacuum/spacetime is just a big old scalar potential (an active virtual particle flux, and a very intense one). It is comprised of longitudinal EM wave pairs, by Whittaker 1903. By Whittaker 1904, those vacuum perturbations (spacetime perturbations) are just two potential functions – each of which is just LW functions. So the entire thing in the vacuum is just a bundle of LW functions.

Now here’s the giant leap in physics, a real revolution! We always told you that scalar waves were electrogravitational. And so they are.

Look at the two “hidden transforms” that are really involved. Well, they are nothing but just Wheeler’s general relativity principle! In short, “mass interacts upon spacetime to curve it, and curved spacetime interacts back upon mass to move it or form forces.

So INFOLDED INSIDE MAXWELLIAN ELECTRODYNAMICS HAS ALWAYS BEEN FULL GENERAL RELATIVITY! But a really marvelous GR.

Between two electrons, the E-force is on the order of 1042 times as strong as the weak G-force. So since the EM force is used in this case as the agent of ST curvature, this is a far, far more powerful GR force and ST curvature than is made by the weak little G-force that the astrophysicists mostly track, and have to go to the stars, lots of cumulated mass, etc. in order to get enough ST curvature to measure. For that reason, gravitation has remained a non-laboratory science.

By making the proper assembly of LWs, we can alter spacetime directly, and powerfully, because we are using a far, far larger ST curvature force than the physicists now ordinarily use. And we can engineer it on the bench, or in devices.

Think of any effect on matter that you desire. Anything at all. In GR terms, that effect requires the formation of “vacuum engines” or “spacetime engines”, — i.e., inter-nested clusters of ST curvature. Those vacuum engines/spacetime engines are precisely what can be built by assembling and using longitudinal EM waves.

I’m in process of filing a long tech paper to the U.S. patent office, followed by several patent applications. Want to transmute elements? Just flip one quark in one nucleon, and bingo! You have an isomer (either one element up the chain, or down it). You can make multiple jumps, etc.

In cold fusion, e.g., what is REALLY going on is the inadvertent formation of such ST engines. Now time waves are not shieldable by Faraday cages. So they go right through the electron shells, into the atomic nuclei. Get the picture? Now you can put specialized EM-GR fingers right down into the nucleons, etc. Since there are lots of H ions, H3O ions, etc. in a liquid, the possibilities for “nuclear engineering” with determinism rather than staid old random statistics, is breathtaking. Those fellows are getting lots of new nuclides, without yet controlling the basic action, which is electro-nuclear, but in the new sense I just described.

So, if you’ll just substitute the more modern term “longitudinal EM wave” for the term “scalar wave”, and realize that you are in an engineerable electro-gravitational theory, you will have it in a nutshell.

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