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Aaron Dawson

over 2 years ago

Would it be effective (and if so, advisable) to imprint the RO water tank that holds our drinking water? This way, our basic drinking water would be imprinted by default with something like Happy Water or a daily vitamin/herbal complex.

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Aaron Dawson

Jul 26, 2023

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I guess my question was can the tank itself be imprinted, in theory? Which might then imprint the water inside. The tank material is metal. I heard Daniel talk about objects being imprinted. I understand you may not have enough research on non-water substances to answer this question.

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Anton SF

Jul 27, 2023

Aaron Dawson, understood, potentially yes. It seems composite materials like metal/plastic can be imprinted and work as a secondary carrier - can imprint water or use directly it on the body. As your tank is already metallic you can try gluing sheets of plastic (like vinyl) on top of it. But then you would need some large coil to imprint the whole tank..

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Aaron Dawson

Jul 27, 2023

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Anton SF incredible. I understand. You all are doing wonderful work for humanity, with a beautifully simple UI. I have been sharing with anyone who will listen. Thank you.

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Anton SF

Jul 27, 2023

Aaron Dawson, thank you very much for your support, very much appreciated!

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Anton SF

Jul 24, 2023

Hi Aaron, current devices are made for small water volumes (up to 2 litters of water). But you can also imprint saline (Method 2) and then pour it in the RO water tank in proportion 1(saline) : 400(drinking water) and then mix it well.

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skalka

over 2 years ago

I have a neurosimulator for cervicobrachial pain, can I use the pad on the body without risk for my simulator not mri compatible or for the step. THANKS

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Anton SF

Jul 27, 2023

Hi Skalka, yes, you can use IC Pad, but keep it 5 inches away from the simulator or any of its wires.

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skalka

over 2 years ago

/ being equipped with a cervical neuro-simulator can I use the pad on the body without risk? THANKS

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Anton SF

Jul 27, 2023

Yes, you can use IC Pad, but keep it 5 inches away from the simulator or any of its wires.

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