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Rosa wrote a comment to Asthma Long PEMF

3 days ago

Which color setting is best to use for this in the glowing ic pad?

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Infopathy Team

Jul 20, 2026

Rosa, since Asthma Long is a PEMF IC, you can use either the red light mode or the red + blue light mode on the Glowing IC Pad.

Place the pad over the sternum (center of the chest), as this is generally the best location for supporting the lungs and airways.

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Nancy Meijer-van Asselt wrote a comment to Basal cell skin carcinoma

3 days ago

I have a basal cell carcinoma on my nose. I’ve been using this IC daily in water for a while now. So far, I haven’t noticed much change in the spot. What else could I do? I’d really like to avoid surgery.

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Infopathy Team

Jul 20, 2026

Nancy Meijer-van Asselt, since you've already been using this IC consistently without noticing much change, I would consider changing the application method rather than relying only on the imprinted water.

Because this is a PEMF IC, I would recommend applying it directly to the affected area using the Glowing IC Pad. For a lesion on the nose, simply hold the pad as close to the area as is comfortable... See more

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Matthew Lacovara

3 days ago

Hello, tore my shoulder labrum. Anyone know of ICs or PEMF or water I should try

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Infopathy Team

Jul 20, 2026

Matthew Lacovara, sorry to hear about your shoulder.

For a torn labrum, focus on supporting the cartilage and the healing of the shoulder joint.

You may wish to consider:

• Shoulder Recovery – apply it directly over the shoulder with your IC/Glowing Pad to support healing and recovery.

• Joint Cartilage – to help support healthy cartilage and joint function during the healing process.