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Anton SF

over 2 years ago

Hello Everyone! Thank you for participating in the testing of our app. Here are the instructions for installation and usage:

Installation Instructions for iOS Users (edited):
1. Please search "Infopathy" in the App Store or try getting here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/infopathy/id1610966428

Installation Instructions for Android Users .

Use this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ashnutech.infopathy.app and follow the provided Google instructions for app installation.
You may need to activate Development Mode on your Android device. For... See more

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Sara

Jul 20, 2026

when I use the website they said I haven't applied for membership. I did apply though. I could only use it on the app but the web base

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Jirapa Chung

Jul 31, 2024

Hi Anton,
I got your app testing. When I tried to download it on Google Play or use the public version,
it just showed the black screen, nothing happened. My phone is Samsung Galaxy Note 20Ultra.
Please advise.

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Josef Pieringer

Jan 16, 2025

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Danke !

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CIGNA Calogero

7 days ago

Hello Anton, and hello to the wonderful team at Infopathy. I just came across this article about cancer cells. Do you think you could look into this breakthrough and offer us a solution based on the data from this discovery ? Thank you in advance. Here is the article : A groundbreaking, peer-reviewed study published in Gut Microbes by researchers at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) has sent shockwaves through the oncology world. A specific strain of bacteria, Ewingella americana, isolated from the Japanese tree frog (Dryophytes japonicus), completely eradicated colorectal tumors in mice after a single intravenous dose. [1]

The results were unprecedented: a 100% complete response rate in the primary study group. When the researchers attempted to re-inject the cured mice with the same cancer cells 30 days later, the tumors failed to grow. The bacteria hadn’t just killed the cancer; it had trained the immune system to remember and destroy it

Cancer cells are notorious for evading the immune system and creating “hypoxic” (low oxygen) environments where normal immune cells struggle to survive. But what is toxic to human immune cells is a paradise for certain bacteria.

The JAIST researchers discovered that E. americana attacks tumors through two independent, devastating pathways:

1. Direct Cytotoxicity (Tumor Lysis)

Because E. americana is a facultative anaerobe, it thrives in the low-oxygen core of solid tumors. After intravenous injection, the bacteria preferentially accumulated inside the tumor, multiplying 3,000-fold within 24 hours. Once inside, the bacteria release cytolysins and exotoxins that directly tear the cancer cells apart from the inside out.

2. Massive Immune Activation

As the bacteria rip the tumor cells apart, they spill hidden cancer antigens into the bloodstream. Simultaneously, the presence of the bacteria triggers a massive immune alarm. The study documented a 30% increase in neutrophils, alongside significant spikes in T-cells, B-cells, and tumor-destroying cytokines like TNF-alpha and interferon-gamma. The immune system wakes up, sees the exposed cancer antigens, and finishes the job.

The researchers tested the frog bacteria against traditional chemotherapy (liposomal doxorubicin) and modern immunotherapy (anti-PD-L1 antibodies) in mice with established Colon-26 tumors.

The results were stark:

Liposomal doxorubicin: 0 out of 5 complete responses

Anti-PD-L1: 1 out of 5 complete responses

Ewingella americana: 5 out of 5 complete responses (100%)

While this is a small preclinical mouse study and not yet ready for human trials, the complete eradication of established tumors from a single dose represents a massive leap forward in bio-oncology.

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Anton SF

Jul 25, 2026

CIGNA Calogero, thank you for sharing this fascinating study.

While these results are currently limited to a preclinical mouse model, the findings are certainly exciting and highlight two important mechanisms: activating the immune system against the tumor and targeting the tumor's unique biology.

Although we don't currently have an IC based on Ewingella americana (we added it to the wishlist), there are already several ICs that support similar... See more

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CIGNA Calogero

Jul 26, 2026

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Anton SF Hello Anton, thank you for taking the time to read and delve into this study. I'm eager to see the new equipment you're working on. All the best to you and your wonderful team.

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Anton SF

Jul 27, 2026

CIGNA Calogero, thank you so much for the kind words - much appreciated!

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Gina Eggletin

7 days ago

Hello, I wanted to order the IC Hummer,, as I would like to use Adibles, but I am not seeing it in the BUY NOW equipment section. Is it no longer available ?

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Anton SF

Jul 25, 2026

Gina Eggletin, it is slowly going out of stock and we will proably not manufacture any more the IC Hummer. But we still have few in the US, you can order directly here: https://www.infopathy.com/en/products/ic-hummer

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Clement Lui

Jul 25, 2026

For audible ICs, you do not need the IC Hummer, just use headphone or speaker. IC Hummer generates vibration in addition to sound but has no information in form of light.

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Elaine

23 days ago

Hello. My downloaded ICs no longer work using my Samsung Tablet with the Glow Pad. Actually, I have gotten one to work (Zopiclone). I used to be able to use them. Since they stopped working, I have uninstalled and reinstalled the app multiple times, restarted my device multiple times and it's now in Developer mode. Can you please help?

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Nes | QA Analyst

Jul 11, 2026

Hi! May I know if there’s an error message that appears when you play the downloaded ICs? And in which ic do you encounter this error? We’re investigating this and more details will be very helpful. Thank you!

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Elaine

Jul 13, 2026

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Nes | QA Analyst Hello. There is no error message. On the screen, it appears as though it is working but no lights come on on the Glow Pad. Zopiclone works somewhat consistantly. Hernia (Rife), Fascia Rehab PEMF 2.0 and Acute Muscle Pain PEMF either don't light up at all or have lit up, a few times, for 1-2 seconds and then the lights went off.

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Nes | QA Analyst

Jul 14, 2026

Elaine thanks for the reply! Is this for when you play the downloaded ics only or even when online while using the glowpad?

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Elaine

Jul 14, 2026

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Nes | QA Analyst well, when I originally wrote asking for help, I thought it was only the downloaded ics but I just tested it and it isn't working online now either. So I restarted my device, un-installed and reinstalled the app but that didn't help.

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Elaine

Jul 14, 2026

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But Zopiclone works online and downloaded.

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Elaine

Jul 18, 2026

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I just tried using my Glow Pad and Samsung tablet through the website, instead of the app, and it wouldn't work either. It has in the past.

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Anton SF

Jul 20, 2026

Elaine, please try steps here: https://www.infopathy.com/troubleshoot
Please let me know if that worked. Thank you!

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Elaine

Jul 21, 2026

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Anton SF thank you but this didn't help either. I'm at a loss. It used to work.

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Anton SF

Jul 23, 2026

Elaine, please try this for the Samsung deivce: https://vimeo.com/944065905

All ICs do not work or some one? Can you please also try using different phone or laptop with your GlowPad. Thank you!

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Elaine

Jul 27, 2026

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Anton SF Ok, I did it. It will connect and work through the bluetooth on my Samsung tablet. It also works, using the cord on my laptop, which is usually how I use it. However, I want to be able to use downloaded ICs, with the cord, when I don't have wifi (camping, traveling, etc). I was able to just now get the Ivermectin and Zopiclone to work this way... See more

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Nes | QA Analyst

Jul 19, 2026

Hi!
Kindly try the following:
1. Check the Glow Pad's light mode
If you're using a Glow Pad 3, it may be set to "Infrared Only" mode. In this mode, the LEDs are not visible to the human eye, even though the device is functioning normally. Short-press the power button to cycle through the light modes until you see either red or blue LEDs illuminated.

2. Verify the audio connection... See more

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Anton SF

Jul 10, 2026

Nes | QA Analyst , please check

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