Remote Treatments
Information Copies (ICs) carry the information of a substance rather than the substance itself. Remote Treatments deliver that information to a chosen recipient at a distance, using our quantum entanglement technology - the recipient is identified by the details you provide when you create their avatar (their name, and a photo if you add one).
The idea that intention and information can act on a target at a distance is the subject of our sister research project, AquaPsy, running since 2018, where we study how consciousness affects water samples remotely under controlled conditions.
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Every IC begins as a recorded informational pattern rather than a chemical. In a normal transfer that pattern is applied locally to water or another carrier using an IC device. A Remote Treatment applies the same pattern to a recipient at a distance instead, so no device and no physical carrier is involved on their side.
The recipient is specified by the avatar you create - their name, and optionally a photo. That reference is what the session is directed to, which is why nothing needs to be installed, worn or carried by the person receiving it.
Distance is not a limiting factor: a session set up in one country runs for a recipient in another exactly as it would for someone in the same room. Our AquaPsy research, running since 2018, explores the same distance-independent behaviour in a laboratory setting, using water samples as a measurable target.
Our Remote Treatment group is where members share protocols, results and questions, and where you'll get the quickest answers. Joining also switches Remote Treatments on in your Infopathy web account.
Your plan sets how many treatments you can have running or scheduled at once. A standard Infopathy membership includes up to 3 concurrent treatments. Practitioner plans raise that to 10, 50, or unlimited - for anyone looking after a larger practice.
A treatment sent to a group counts as one, however many people are in it.
No. Once a treatment has started, everything runs on Infopathy's servers. You can close the app or the browser, and turn your phone off.
No. IC devices are for imprinting water and other carriers in front of you. Remote Treatments don't use one.
No. Creating an avatar for them is enough - they're not emailed and they don't need to install anything.
No. Each schedule keeps the time zone it was created in, so a session set for 10 PM at home stays at 10 PM at home while you're away. New treatments you create while travelling use the time zone you're currently in, so it's worth checking that when you set them up.
Yes - edit the schedule, add or remove recipients, or cancel it, at any point.
Under Remote Treatments on the website, or the Treatments tab in the app. Both show what's in progress and what's scheduled, with a calendar view and filtering by recipient.
Statements about Information Copies (ICs) have not been evaluated by any regulatory authority and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. Remote Treatments are not a substitute for professional medical advice.