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Lukas Hotte

almost 2 years ago

Hello Anton,

Is there already a revised version of the Glowing IC Pad? I think you mentioned that there will be a new one soon. Thank you and best regards

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Merilyn Bullen wrote a comment to Eyedrops-use sea salt water

almost 2 years ago

Hi Anton, if I made this and put into a small spray bottle (for easier application of spraying in the eyes) would the 'spraying' make it would lose some or all of its imprinted qualities (ie would I be better to keep in a dropper bottle instead)?
Also the original name stating "using sea salt water", does Dr Stacy actually mean sea water/ocean water (as I live by the sea... See more

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Anton SF

Jan 13, 2024

Merilyn Bullen, yes, you can use a spray bottle, it is okay for imprinted water to be sprayed. Yes, she suggests using sea salt water (you can make it less intense by diluting a bit) if you feel that your water is too salty. You can also make water by adding a bit of sea salt into regular water. She also commented about this here: https://www.infopathy.com/en/combinations/63771?comm_id=6025

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Mario Angelo Sacchi

almost 2 years ago

Good evening, I would like to know which device do you recommend for using these complexes? Thank you

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Anton SF

Jan 13, 2024

Hi Mario, the most popular is the Glowing IC Pad. Here is more info to compare it with IC Hummer:

IC Hummer is more convenient with long Audible or PEMF signals because you can wear it and it is wireless, but because it also generates acoustic waves it may be loud for some ICs and you will need to lower audio volume when transferring ICs.