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The power plants in our cells

The power plants in our cells

The mitochondria in our cells are true marvels.

They produce ATP, keep cell voltage high and thereby keep us healthy. But when energy drops and the mitochondria supply only a little of it, things take their course and illness develops. So what does a cell need in order to be healthy, stay healthy or get back in shape?

Questions upon questions, which health expert and analyst Peer Zebergs is glad to answer in depth for Alexander Glogg, presenter on the Swiss private TV channel QS24. Remarkably, here too the brilliant Nikola Tesla had already made an important invention that is proving extremely valuable today.

Interested in the details, or would you like sessions yourself?

Get in touch with us. We are very familiar with what the device can do. We are also happy to advise on and coordinate sessions with the device. You can reach our team on the Vienna number +43 1 22712264, from Germany on +49 40 228676624, or write to us via the contact form.


Book on energy medicine

For comprehensive information on the cell activator, follow the link to the information page or to the books on the GAIA marketplace.

CELL ACTIVATOR INFORMATION PAGE BOOK ON ENERGY MEDICINE (German)

Legal notice: We expressly point out that the methods presented are not therapeutic procedures and do not belong to any branch of conventional medicine. None of the statements made about properties and effects are promises of healing, nor can they be interpreted as such. Any form of use is at your own risk as a self-experiment. Responsibility for health, body and soul lies with each individual.

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