The addition of the Q‐Link Pendant for less than one minute increased flexibility and mobility for 23 of the 25 subjects tested (92%) by an average of 2.6 inches (54%). After the Q‐Link was removed, all subject’s flexibility and mobility decreased either back to their baseline or only slightly higher. The protocol included making sure none of the subjects strained or forced their forward position and none of them complained of pain or discomfort either before, during, or after the test. This pilot study suggests that the addition of the Q‐Link Pendant to an average person increases muscle flexibility and overall physical mobility without harmful side effects.
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