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Ralf Vejvoda

1 day ago

Hello everyone. A friend of mine, who has been a satisfied Infopathy user for a few months, contacted me. He's currently experiencing very intense and frequent nightmares. Does anyone have any specific recommendations for him? I'd be grateful for any advice. Thanks!

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Infopathy Team

Feb 18, 2026

Ralf Vejvoda , nightmares often have more than one layer. They can come from nervous system overstimulation, unresolved emotional material, or disrupted sleep architecture. So the idea isn’t just to “sedate”, but to support the brain during dream processing.

Here’s a simple 3-axis approach:

1. Brain Theta (Deeply relaxed) [Audible]
This one is very relevant for nightmares. Theta brainwaves are the state where dreaming and emotional memory processing happen. This... See more

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Pierre

3 days ago

Hello!

My girlfriend has had clear ADHD symptoms since childhood (being easily distracted, focus problems, clumsiness, being fidgety, has problems structuring herself, generally struggles with the demands of everyday life); in addition, her hormonal cycle fluctuations torment her with severe low moods up to and including depression.

She suffered two concussions; she fell headfirst (without braking) to the ground twice while performing acrobatic dancing.

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Infopathy Team

Feb 18, 2026

Pierre, you’re describing a mix of attention/executive issues and cycle‑linked mood symptoms overlaid on prior head trauma. In Infopathy protocols, three neuro-areas are commonly targeted here:
- Frontal cortex/executive networks (noted explicitly for emotional/attention work in All The Feelings PEMF, which includes the frontal cortex),
- Cranio‑cervical junction and dura (often addressed after concussion), and
- Stress/HPA (ACTH) axis when mood and stress regulation are involved (ACTH Axis)

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For ADHD‑type focus, distractibility, and mental energy (choose up to two):

ADHD (Kids) - A well‑rounded cognitive support complex used for ADHD. Though labeled for kids, it’s confirmed as suitable for adults and can be used via water imprinting and/or direct PEMF application for focus/attention support.
Phenylethylamine (PEA) - PEA may support attention, motivation, and mood. Start low and observe if sensitive to stimulants. Use as imprinted water 3×/day, and you can increase transfer repeats if you need a stronger effect over time.

For post‑concussion support (headfirst falls) and “brain fog” (choose up to two):

Dura PEMF - Targets the dura; place over the cervical spine/upper neck. It’s designed to be paired with Atlanto‑Occipital Joint work for upper cranial–cervical harmony if needed later.
Neural Stimulator (NASA) - A 10 Hz PEMF inspired by NASA research for neural support. Best placement is on top/sides of the head (lying down makes it easy).

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If she also experiences “brain fog,” consider running a brain‑focused PEMF after pre‑hydrating with a matching cognitive IC. Placement is the forehead/front of head, and use Trauma at least once beforehand as suggested in the Brain Fog protocol description.

For cycle‑related low mood and PMS‑type symptoms (choose up to two):

Ovarian Support - A PEMF designed to support ovarian health and specifically made so it does not increase estrogen. Apply over lower abdomen/pelvis as needed.
Pyridoxal 5’-Phosphate (Active Form of Vitamin B6) - Active B6 (P5P) may support mood and PMS symptoms. Imprint into water and use consistently around the luteal phase and into menses if that’s when symptoms peak.

How to use for best results (Infopathy guidance):

Imprint/PEMF frequency: Use the same imprint IC at least 3 times/day, ≥50 ml (2 oz) each time. PEMF ICs are typically 1–2 times/day. You can focus on up to three health goals at a time; wait ~10 minutes between different imprint ICs. PEMFs can be run back‑to‑back if needed.
Placement: For Dura/cranio‑cervical work, place the pad over the upper neck; for Neural Stimulator, top/sides of head; for ovarian support, lower abdomen/pelvis; for attention work via PEMF, forehead/front of head is common per brain IC guidance.
General tips: Use glass when imprinting (avoid metal), keep water ≤30°C (86°F), and shake water before imprinting (not needed before drinking). If sensitive, start with shorter sessions and build up. If mood dips are severe or concussion symptoms persist/worsen, please involve a qualified healthcare professional.

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Mary Gewarges

3 days ago

I have a set of IC's I created that takes around 30min, apparently now I can no longer do them all at once, and the same set will now take 2hrs45min. Is there any way to go back to how it was before?

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Anton SF

Feb 18, 2026

Hi Mary, in the new player "Imprint water" mode what old "all at once" mode was, but frequencies are grouped better, removed repeating frequencies, and reduced number of frequencies played at the same time to reduce distortions so it is more efficient. but you can try setting old player here: https://www.infopathy.com/new_player
if old player is not working properly, please let me know.

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