One piece of gear that has always intrigued me is an Air Ion Counter. Before I drop $300 with Alpha Labs (so far the best low cost meter I can find), I would like to know if anyone has really captured good corroborating data with one. Meaning, either seeing an increase in +/- in ion counts while activity is present, or at the very least indentifying high + counts at a location thereby causing feelings of dread, fear, etc. I’m ok if this can only be used to debunk a location (such as you would indicating high EMF fields), but has anyone really found this to be the case? My research shows that although high concentrations of + ions can (in theory) cause feelings of ill will, + ions will attract the same concentrations of – ions so . . . . . ? I’m willing to add this if anyone has really shown this to be useful. Thanks!

Hey-Ryan-Saw your question. I did toss this question out on several forums and so far the the consensus is would be great to have, but no correlative data so far. I may get one merely to support the theory that higher/lower ions counts affect peoples moods (the same way that high EMF does). Stay tuned.