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Isabelle

3 days ago

Good morning,
I have CREST syndrome with cutaneous/subcutaneous calcinosis.
I am looking for suggestions for IC or PEMF protocols that could target:

calcium phosphate / hydroxyapatite deposits;
tissue fibrosis;
local chronic inflammation;
microcirculation and vascular damage;
supporting tissue drainage and skin repair.

I am primarily looking for a focused approach:

modulation of the inflammatory terrain;
limitation of the progression of calcifications;
improved tissue flexibility and comfort.

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Infopathy Team

May 14, 2026

Isabelle, since you’re already using Scleroderma, here are two focused adjuncts often use for CREST features like microvascular injury, fibrosis, and skin repair:

Jueming Hema Tang - Supports microcirculation and healthy blood flow. It’s frequently used when there’s vascular damage and Raynaud-type microvascular compromise, and may help protect tissues over time.

Scars PEMF - A PEMF designed for fibrotic/scar tissue. Apply directly over involved skin/subcutaneous areas 1–2 times daily... See more

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Isabelle

May 15, 2026

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Infopathy Team merci !

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Bronagh Gaffney

3 days ago

Hi
what is the general rule when creating complexes regarding:
how many can be added to the complex
or does it go by how much time the complexes add up to
Is there a maximum to the amount of complexes added or a max to the amts of time
Thankyou

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Anton SF

May 14, 2026

Bronagh Gaffney , for imprinted-water Complexes, start with up to 6 Imprint ICs, you can try more later based on how you feel. For PEMF Complexes, include up to 3 if you plan to run them all at once. Larger PEMF sets work best one-by-one (sequential).

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Sherry Marshall

4 days ago

what type of water for imprinting? I always use springwater out of a bottle that I put into a glass glass. The water I had delivered turned out to be purified water not spring. What do I need to add to the purified water to have the same outcome as if it’s spring water?? yikes! Thank you
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Infopathy Team

May 14, 2026

Sherry Marshall, purified water can still be used for imprinting 😊 The main difference is that highly purified/RO/distilled-type waters usually do not hold the imprint as long as natural mineral or spring water.

A simple way to make it behave more like spring water is to remineralize it slightly — many people add a tiny pinch of good-quality sea salt or trace minerals to the water. It does not... See more

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