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Dave Zarnke

9 months ago

Hello!
I enjoy drinking tea…can I add imprinted water to hot tea or does that effect the imprint?? Thks Anne

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Anton SF

Feb 13, 2025

Dave Zarnke, you should not add imprinted water to hot tea because exposing imprinted water to high temperatures will erase the imprint. If you want to mix them, let the tea cool below 30C (86F) before adding the imprinted water.

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Gayleen Richards

Feb 12, 2025

it should not really make any difference but i would imprint it after it has boiled (ie in the mug)

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Barbara Simmons wrote a comment to COPD Lung PEMF

9 months ago

My husband had bypass surgery 6 years ago and titanium wire in sternum. He has COPD. Where can the glow pad safely be placed. What lights? Red or Blue or combo? Thank you!

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Anton SF

Feb 13, 2025

Barbara Simmons, please see the following that provide support in managing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD):
COPD Lung PEMF : designed to support lung function and assist individuals suffering from COPD. It can be applied directly to the chest area.
Asthma and COPD : contains a combination of substances... See more

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Martin wrote a comment to Lead Detox PEMF

9 months ago

Hello, where is the best place to put the pad? ;-)
sternum?

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Infopathy Team

Feb 13, 2025

Martin, it's essential to position the pad over areas where heavy metal accumulation is suspected or known. Common sites include the liver, kidneys, and lymph nodes. Placing the pad directly over these areas can enhance the effectiveness of the therapy.

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