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Susanne Schwarzer

1 day ago

Dear Anton,
A close relative of mine (who is elderly) is in the hospital fighting for her life. Among other things, her kidneys are on the verge of failing. My question is: She is in a medically induced coma and is being kept alive by numerous machines.
Would using the Glow Pad on that person irritate/disturb the devices? Thank you for a quick reply.
VG Susanne

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Anton SF

Feb 04, 2026

Susanne Schwarzer, we are very sorry to hear about your relative. That is an incredibly difficult situation, and we’re sending you strength!

The Glow Pad emits a very low-intensity PEMF signal, but in a hospital setting with life-support and critical medical equipment, the safest approach is to ask the hospital staff before placing any device near her.

If you want to avoid any risk of interfering with equipment, you... See more

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Alice Jerahian, B.Sc, MEd

1 day ago

❗️❗️ When a PINK EYE is not the primary but the exit route…
When evaluating a prominent symptom, it’s essential to confirm whether it truly is the primary or leading issue.

For instance, both my grandson and granddaughter developed pink eye (conjunctivitis). Using the same protocol I had prepared, my grandson recovered fully within just two days. My granddaughter, however, experienced a different response: after applying the protocol to her left eye (which had discharge), her symptoms worsened significantly. The infection spread to both eyes, and new symptoms emerged with stomach cramping and loose stools.

At that point, PINK EYE protocol needed to stop.

A shift in approach was required to address what now appeared to be the underlying priority: a stomach bug (likely a viral gastrointestinal infection). It seemed the virus in her digestive system was seeking an exit pathway through the eyes, manifesting as conjunctivitis with discharge.

Subsequently, I employed a series of alternative modalities including homeopathy, body scanning, infoceuticals, and red light therapy, to support her recovery.

Red light therapy was used daily when the stomach cramps happened
Physical COLD CALM remedy was given 3x/day to address the sneezing and watery eyes
Physical INFLUENZA remedy was given to address the stomach bug
Pellet imprints of the PINK EYE formula below was give every 4 hours, daily
Vitamin C/colloidal silver spray solution was prepared and administered several times a day
- Solution: 1 oz throat sprayer bottle, 3 capsules of ascorbic acid, 6 drops of Bio-Active Silver Hydrosol
- Shake well, spray 4-5 pumps
Lastly, 2 day old BLACK TEA (COLD) was used to gently wipe away the eyes with soaked cotton.
- The caffeine in the black tea helps with eye puffiness, swelling, and constricts the blood vessels around the eyes
- The flavonoids in the black tea helps reduce inflammation
- Both benefits help pink eye and conjunctivitis tremendously this reducing the discharge while the the gut is being healed.
- P.S. I also had the black tea in dropper bottle for eye drops during this time.