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Hello Anton! I've been meaning to ask two things: 1. When consuming a homeopathic-based IC, should one not consume food or (as in taking standard homepathic remedies) not have mint nor caffeine within 10 m ins of taking a homepathic IC? I know IDEAL to take all on an empty stomach, but sometimes... really hard to do. 2. Following the work of Dr. Emoto... if a bottle I am storing... 查看更多
Hello Anton! I've been meaning to ask two things: 1. When consuming a homeopathic-based IC, should one not consume food or (as in taking standard homepathic remedies) not have mint nor caffeine within 10 m ins of taking a homepathic IC? I know IDEAL to take all on an empty stomach, but sometimes... really hard to do. 2. Following the work of Dr. Emoto... if a bottle I am storing imprinted water in has ANY text on it... is it effecting the frequency/information of that IC?
Hello again! Question regarding nutritients and gut health. .. if someone using Infoceuticals has suspected poor nutrient absorption (gut health), would ICs actually be MORE beneficial than taking supplements? In other words, if the ICs are going directly into the blood stream, therefore bypassing the gut, would ICs actually be more impactful?
Barbara Jane Claypool, that's a thoughtful question.
ICs don't rely on the digestive system in the same way that nutritional supplements do, so concerns about poor gut absorption don't necessarily limit their use. Because ICs work informationally rather than by delivering physical molecules, they don't depend on intestinal absorption the way vitamins, minerals, or herbs do.
At the same time, ICs don't provide the body with physical nutrients, so... 查看更多
Barbara Jane Claypool, that's a thoughtful question.
ICs don't rely on the digestive system in the same way that nutritional supplements do, so concerns about poor gut absorption don't necessarily limit their use. Because ICs work informationally rather than by delivering physical molecules, they don't depend on intestinal absorption the way vitamins, minerals, or herbs do.
At the same time, ICs don't provide the body with physical nutrients, so they may not fully replace the need for vitamins, minerals, proteins, healthy fats, or calories. Many people find that ICs and nutritional supplements complement one another rather than replace each other.
If poor nutrient absorption is suspected, it can also be helpful to support the gut itself. Depending on the situation, ICs such as 腸道微生物組平衡 or 胃健康支持 may be appropriate while you work on the underlying digestive issue.
If you're using the Imprint function, a common approach is to drink at least 50 mL (2 oz)3 times daily, ideally on an empty stomach. More frequent use can increase the effect.
As always, if you're experiencing ongoing malabsorption or significant gastrointestinal symptoms, it's important to work with your healthcare provider to identify and address the underlying cause while using ICs as supportive care.
Barbara Jane Claypool, thank you for your questions!
1. Homeopathic ICs It is good idea to avoid mint, coffee, or food around the time of use. Best to drink Imprinted water on empty stomach. But if you apply IC directly to the body, it does not matter.
2. Text on the bottle
It can affect just a bit if that text making you feel some positive or negative emotions... 查看更多
Barbara Jane Claypool, thank you for your questions!
1. Homeopathic ICs It is good idea to avoid mint, coffee, or food around the time of use. Best to drink Imprinted water on empty stomach. But if you apply IC directly to the body, it does not matter.
2. Text on the bottle
It can affect just a bit if that text making you feel some positive or negative emotions. I think text itself does not affect the water, but text (information in that text) affects you and then you can affect the water.
