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EH wrote a comment to Cell Signaling Promoter

almost 2 years ago

IS THIS THE SAME SIGNAL AS THE ASEA PRODUCT MANY ARE TALKING ABOUT ONLINE AND DOES IT DO THE SAME THING?

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정인철

Jun 01, 2025

EH Where can I find information about ASEA products?
Could you please share some information?

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Anton SF

Jun 04, 2025

정인철, please search "ASEA water" in the google, you can find some distributors.

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Anton SF

Dec 02, 2023

EH, there were separate studies done with this particular IC, but based on studies and experiences with other ICs, it may provide similar benefits as the original product.

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Soucail wrote a comment to Anosmia (Rife)

6 months ago

Good evening Anton, what dosage should I use? Drink 75 cl a day or one glass a day? Thank you.

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Anton SF

Jun 04, 2025

Soucail, this is a PEMF-type IC, so it is best to be applied directly to the body, but you can also imprinted into water.

There are two common placement options for this IC:

On the side of the nose (near the olfactory nerves) – this is often the most direct and effective position. If you're using the glowing IC Pad, you can gently cover the lights so... See more

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UME

6 months ago

Where can I learn more about ICs having no side effects? How is it determined what is what (main vs. side effect)?
For example, cortisone: Using cortisone (pharmaceutical) you get fatigued muscles, because insulin is lowered to keep glucose available in the blood stream. From a physiological perspective, this makes total sense - but from a pharmaceutical perspective it is a side effect. Hence, if I gave for example the... See more

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Anton SF

May 25, 2025

UME, ICs are designed to mimic the signals of substances rather than contain the actual chemicals. They are considered to have a much lighter effect and do not deposit in tissues like pharmaceuticals. The safety and absence of side effects are attributed to their structural nature as coherent water domains that mimic signals, not chemical compounds.

Regarding the determination of what is a main effect versus a side effect... See more

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UME

May 31, 2025

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Anton SF Thank you Anton! So that’s also why dosage isn’t an issue, I guess.
I tried to explain it to my kids as a „spiral of self-suggestions“: First suggestion is the consideration of symptoms/goals; then the choosing and preparing of the specific IC, and third the actual application of the signal. While the „idea“ gets more and more specific throughout this, so does the resonance or „fit“ - and... See more

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Anton SF

Jun 04, 2025

UME, this is nice explanation, thank you for sharing! :)

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