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High-frequency energy | QS24

High-frequency energy | QS24

High-frequency energy and what it does for our health

When our body chemistry and electrical system get out of balance, we become ill. The electrical voltage of our cells, for example, has to be between -50 mV and -90 mV. If it falls below the lower limit of -50 mV, the cell is virtually unconscious and no longer responds to control signals. If the cells are brought back into their normal voltage range, they respond and resume their work. But without the necessary “operating voltage”, nothing works any more.

Injuries or illnesses are an indication that this operating voltage has fallen below the critical value. It is not easy to breathe full life back into these “collapsed” cells, because the supply channels are also lying idle. But there is a way to “kick-start” the cells, like jump-starting a car whose battery is flat and which won’t start any more.

Only it is not quite that simple with the body’s cells. You need the right frequencies, very good processors that transmit the suitable frequencies into the body as pulsating signals, and flat and point emitters to distribute them properly.

Such technologies exist. They are based on the technology already invented and used with great success by Nikola Tesla and Georges Lakhovsky. If the body is treated with these frequencies, the damaged cells are recharged with energy and resume their work. The ion channels open, supply starts up again and energy production resumes. The health analyst Peer Zebergs presents a convincing technology and explains how it works on our body.

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Duration:

approx. 31 min

Presenter:

Alexandra Wurlitzer

Guests:

  • Peer Zebergs health analyst

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