contradicts established science— The claim itself is physically incoherent or contradicted by replication; the underlying hardware may be ordinary electronics.
'Scalar' fields are not Maxwell solutions; the healing claim and the hardware are both marketing. No real substrate to retain.
Origin & lineage
New-age branding; not a recognized biomedical category.
Claimed mechanism
Non-Hertzian 'scalar' fields heal / energize.
Plausibility
Physically implausible — 'scalar' fields are not solutions of Maxwell's equations.
Evidence — grade F
No scientific content; FDA ion-generator misbranding principles apply.
Flag
no-Western-footprint flag (§6)
Market
Makers: Q-Link; Teslar; assorted pendant / mat vendors. Models: Pendants; mats. Price: Pendants $30–300; mats $200–2K.
Kernel — keep vs set aside
Keep — real substrate
No real substrate — the claim and the hardware are both marketing.
Set aside — claim
'Scalar healing' is marketing, not physics.
Regulatory status by jurisdiction
Registration or clearance is a market-access fact, never proof of efficacy.
US — FDA
Unregulated fringe; FDA ion-generator CPG (misbranding) applies.