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Laura S.

3 months ago

Hello, I have a question about imprints (for water): How many different imprints can I transfer to a bottle of water (500ml)? I would like to use several per day, but I can't inform so many water bottles...
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Anton SF

Feb 18, 2025

Laura S., it's possible to transfer multiple Imprint ICs into a single 500 mL bottle of water. However, it's generally recommended to limit the number to about 5-6 different ICs per bottle to ensure each imprint remains effective. For some people large complexes may not work, therefore need to start from small and later you can try making them larger and see how that works for you. You can also use Method 2 ... See more

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Marie Jo Bieri wrote a comment to Lymphedema Lymph Activator PEMF

3 months ago

Hello Anton, I am new and I am discovering all this a little, I look at the comments a lot and very often there are terms (abbreviations) that I do not understand, is there a glossary of abbreviations to know what they correspond to?
On the other hand, I would like to know if we can run a treatment in a loop several times in cemp? and then can we continue by following with other treatments? Thank you for the answers. Marie-jo

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Anton SF

Feb 18, 2025

Marie Jo Bieri, thank you for your question, Marie-Jo, and welcome to Infopathy! It’s completely normal to feel a bit overwhelmed at first with all the new information.

Currently, there isn’t a formal glossary of abbreviations on the site, but here are a few key terms to help you:

IC: Infoceutical (the digital representation of substances).
CEMP (Champs Électromagnétiques Pulsés): These are PEMFs (Pulsed Electromagnetic... See more