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Katja Riemer shared experience on Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)

5 months ago

In a stressful situation, without having tripped or exercised much, I developed severe bursitis in my femur. My doctor gave me injections for 10 days, and I took up to 2000 IBU a day (I usually take 0.0). Then, out of desperation, I applied this PEMF for sore muscles. Pain was reduced by 90% and mobility was restored by 90% after just one use. I also listened to the trauma... See more

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Sherah

9 months ago

Hello all!

I am doing a weight release challenge with a group I am starting. ICs will be the predominate modality that we will use.

Can anyone share some of the ICs that have been most effective for you or that you've seen be most effective for others in releasing weight (and in keeping it off)?

There will be some men in the group, however the group will be majority... See more

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Sherah

Feb 20, 2025

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Daniel Knebel ~ I'd love to hear any thoughts you have as well.

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Anton SF

Feb 21, 2025

Sherah, thank you for doing this! Please see the following,

1. Weight Management and Metabolism Support:

Weight Control (Fat Burn) : This IC may aid in weight management by targeting the hormone leptin, which regulates appetite.
Energize and Optimize Mix : Designed to promote metabolic function, decrease appetite, support weight loss, elevate mood, and improve brain function.

2. Appetite Control and Fat Reduction:

Liraglutide : This IC may help... See more

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Lynne

Feb 24, 2025

Anton SF Oh Wow, I need this for my daughter who lives on the east coast of the USA and I am on the west coast of the USA, I just received my GLO 3 last night, and know nothing about this unit at all, I still have to learn how to use it, but would like to know if this solution above can be used remotely for my daughter... See more

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Anton SF

Feb 24, 2025

Lynne, welcome to Infopathy! Usually you would need to drink imprinted water or apply ICs directly to your body. There are other experimental approaches like remote treatments - are you familiar with some kind of remote treatments?

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Lynne

Feb 24, 2025

Anton SF I have only heard about them, but never experienced it

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Anton SF

Feb 25, 2025

Lynne, you can request access to this group https://www.infopathy.com/en/communities?id=6 where we experiment and develop remote treatment technology. Currently capacity is limited, but we add new people from time to time.

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Lynne

Feb 25, 2025

Anton SF Thank you

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Sherah

Jun 25, 2025

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Anton SF Thank you, again for this! Can I put these into 3 different IC bottles? All of the ICs you listed in 1 - Weight Management and Metabolism Support 2 - Appetite Control and Fat Reduction and 3 - Hormonal Balance and Overall Wellness? Or would that be too much?

This way, they would have 3 different bottles to take throughout the day with what you listed.

I wonder... See more

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Anton SF

Jun 27, 2025

Sherah, yes, you can absolutely divide the ICs into 3 different bottles as you suggested:

Weight Management and Metabolism Support
Appetite Control and Fat Reduction
Hormonal Balance and Overall Wellness

This is a good approach. Splitting them this way avoids overcrowding one bottle, helps with timing throughout the day (e.g., metabolism in the morning, appetite control before meals, hormone support in the evening), and keeps it more organized and... See more

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Nai Ann Lee wrote a comment to happy belly

5 months ago

Hi Anton, does the red light need to "flicker" on my Glow IC Pad for me to know that the transfer is working? My pad isn’t flickering with this IC, but the red light is constantly on while the IC is running. Thanks in advance for your advice.

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Anton SF

Jun 27, 2025

Nai Ann Lee, the red light on your Glow IC Pad doesn’t need to flicker to work. A steady red light is completely normal and means the pad is active and transferring the signal properly. Some ICs cause flickering, while others don’t - it depends on the frequency used. Indicator light on the GlowPad 3 should be pulsating during the transfer.

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