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Carole robinson
21 days ago
 /where do I find the mitochondria
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Apr 16, 2026
Carole robinson, please see these options: https://www.infopathy.com/en/infoceuticals?view=&sort_by=Relevance&coll=&key_word=mitochondria
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Apr 16, 2026
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Infopathy Team thank you 
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Matthew Charles Assiniwe wrote a comment to Cerebellum Toning
21 days ago
There is something about this track where it just dials me in at work, every time I play this I think: "Oh yes, I remember this". Great stuff! 
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Apr 16, 2026
Matthew Charles Assiniwe , thatโ€™s great to hear - thank you for sharing!
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Apr 16, 2026
Matthew Charles Assiniwe , thatโ€™s great to hear - thank you for sharing!
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Sandra Kunkelmann
21 days ago
Which setting is best for printing holograms, imprints, or PEMF?
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Apr 16, 2026
Sandra Kunkelmann , a simple way to think about the modes is:

  • Imprint mode โ†’ for imprinting water, creams, oils, and also stickers
  • Apply to body mode (some call it PEMF mode) โ†’ for direct body sessions
Any types of ICs can be used in both modes.

So if your goal is to prepare a sticker and then place it on the body for more continuous passive support, Imprint mode... See more
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Apr 16, 2026
Best I understand holograms and water use the blue light. PEMFs use the red. If you have both in a complex there is a choice of mixing the blue and red.
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