Anyone in Australia own one?

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I am thinking of buying one but have my doubts about what it really does

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Not in Aussie but in NZ. Had one for a couple of months now, some programs are more noticeable than others but yes I believe it does do stuff. I think it varies - different people respond differently to different programs.

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Hi Remi
Thanks for the info. Not totally convinced yet. I have a Spooky 2 using remote and haven’t noticed anything in the way of change yet..

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I’m an Aussie and my friend and I both have one and we both swear by it. Discomfort can disappear with the correct program choice almost instantly. Some of the others are longer term, such as near vision, but I definitely notice an improvement. I certainly don’t regret my purchase

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Thanks for your reply and info. Still pondering over it all. :+1::+1:

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Date 7/6/2025 10:22:19 pm
Subject [Aha’s Forum] [General] Anyone in Australia own one?

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I bought one in May. I don’t have any chronic or illnesses. It is more for my health and to help with minor aches and pain and also to raise my frequency so eventually I will be able to heal naturally without relying on external sources. I love this device. I go to the gym regularly and always have muscular aches and pain after an intensive workout. Since I’ve got this device and using the muscle and tendon program, aches and pain have disappeared!

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Thank you for your comments. Appreciated.

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I do. I’m in Sydney and considering buying as Christmas presents for family to have one each. I’m using the one I have for myself and dogs and finding it really wonderful. I have the Spooky2 Scalar units as well but the portability of Halo is wonderful, and I often put it in bed with old dogs at night running joint support. It definitely helps.

I also took it to the dentist with me last week to have an amalgam filling removed with no injection and no gas. The dentist commented that I was a perfect patient and it was as though I had “gone somewhere” during the lengthy procedure.

Also had a small cavoodle come to stay for 12 days who was diagnosed by vet the day before arriving as having “degenerative spine issues that would require major surgery” when the owner returned. I had her on a grounding mat with back discomfort running for 12 days, put her out in the sun as often as I could and fed her a nutrient dense diet. When the owner came back and took her back to the vet they were baffled and said no surgery required - the dog has recovered!

For the older dogs with long term issues I don’t expect a resolution in such a short time but I see a daily difference depending on who has the halo at night and who doesn’t.

I am loving mine.

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Thanks Dibbie for the great info. We have an old dog with issues so it is a reason to seriously consider. My Spooky 2 XM is doing nothing to help me or my dog. I am using the remote. This is what is making me very hesitant.
John