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1 BioZen Static and Extreme Low Frequency Magnetic Field Protection BioZen Extreme Low Frequency Wave Shield d Technology- escientifically Proven - Certifi Reduce the harmful effects of electrosmog!

2 HOW BIOZEN WORKS In 2015 Dr. Claude Bartels (Science4Life Lab) did a desk research with the title,,the influence of electromagnetic radiation on human tissue with special consideration of the effect of magnetic field gradients". Conclusion: Already back in 1992 the California Institute of Technology - CALTECH, Kirschvink - discovered that when using a mobile phone in its surroundings there is created a technical Extreme Low Frequency Magnetic Field (ELF-MF) containing gradients. That means this magnetic field is diverging in its strength in different areas. It appears to be problematic that these tiny gradients irritate the magnetite crystals inside our brain. When irritated, the brain stops the production of certain repair proteins and hormones which usually provide a natural,,protective shield" against radio frequency. If this,,protective shield" is missing, the DNA is damaged after a certain period of time and our body reacts with stress. BioZen flattens these gradients and simulates a flat, natural magnetic field. As Long as the,,protective shield" is active the magnetite crystals are not irritated and the process works as usual. Therefore the stress Level stays Low. With its stored quantum information BioZen brings order to the chaos, or rather prevents that chaos occurs. This has a positive influence on all emissions of mobile devices. The magnetic field gradients irritate our organism. It reacts with stress because of damages done to t he DNA. By smoothing the peaks a natural magnetic field is simulated, the,,protective shield" remains in order and our organism does not react.

3 EXAMINATION OF WATER CRYSTAL With BioZen the crystal structure of water is protected. When we examine water crystals we see that the water is characterized by a hexagonal structure. Test results show that the e-smog caused by active mobile phones without BioZen destroys the structure of water. However, when the same test was conducted using a mobile phone with BioZen, the structure remained almost intact. EXAMPLE OF A 15 MINUTES CELL PHONE CALL Structure of water Destroyed Structure Structure with BioZen Crystal photos after the method of Dr. Masaru Emoto, Yokohama (Japan) EXAMINATION IN A DARK FIELD BioZen prevents changes in one's blood profile. Blood count tests provide information about the negative impacts of mobile phone radiation. Healthy blood is characterized by single and clearly visible blood cells. Tests conducted after a 10 minute telephone call without BioZen showed modifications in the blood count (a modified hematopoietic): the blood cells stuck together. It is likely that the surrounding water protective shield lost polarization due to the impact of the magnetic field gradients. In contrast, the same test that was carried out after a 10 minute phone call with BioZen, did not show any changes in the blood count. EXAMPLE OF A 15 MINUTES CELL PHONE CALL Forms of abnormal blood (modified hematopoietic) after mobile telephony without BioZen Almost healthy blood with BioZen BUT BIOZEN GOES ONE STEP FURTHER: TEST SUBJECTS WHO HAD AN ABNORMAL BLOOD COUNT ALL NOTICED AN IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR BLOOD COUNT AFTER THEY STARTED USING BIOZEN.

4 APPLICATION STUDY OF BIOTIC STRESS BY ECG How BioZen lowers the body's stress levels. This study measures the effects of a 15-minute cell phone call - each 5 minutes sitting, standing, sitting. Blue represents the reference measurement without phoning, red indicates unprotected and the green curve protected phoning with BioZen Standing (5 min) Standing (5 min) Reference Without BioZen With BioZen Phoning with BioZen permanently causes a lower stress level. Reference Without BioZen With BioZen When phoning unprotected afterwards it shows quite the same results as with BioZen. ESMOG DISRUPTS THE TRANSPORT OF H2O MOLECULES THROUGH THE CELL MEMBRANE WITH ALL THE KNOE CONSEQUENCES FOR HUMAN HEALTH For a properly polarized molecule the gate will open Molecule is repelled because of incorrect spatial position In front of reversed polarized molecule the gate is closed The electromagnetic environment influences the spatial position of the H20 dipoles Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2003 (P. Agre und Roderick McKinnon

5 CERTIFICATE OF THE BALANCING EFFECT ON A MAGNETIC FIELD How BioZen Levels out the peaks of magnetic fields. Protection for the human organism: Our organism uses Low frequencies {0-30 Hz) for internal communication. The frequencies that cell phones emit in this range interfere with this communication - continuously. Measurement and Certificate 01/2011: With a special measuring setup the magnetic field of a certain area is shown. The results show how BioZen balances out the magnetic fields. This compensation ranges up to 0.4 microtesla. That is quite a lot when you consider that the magnetic field peak of the installed antenna is 2.4 microtesla. The worse the environment conditions are, the more powerful BioZen becomes. Measurement and Certificate 01/ 2015: Same and even more clear results as 01/2011. Measurements supervised by BUREAU VERITAS: Inspection Certificate. Mag. Dr. rer. nat. Walter Hannes Medinger, IIREC, Krems (Austria), 01/2011; 01/ 2014; 01/2015; PROTECT YOUR BODY Many devices that use electrical energy near us create a magnetic field. Extreme low frequency magnetic fields have a negative impact on our body. Protect yourself now. Apply on a wide range of devices Smartphone Tablet Laptop Deskop Computer Router Power Supply

6 BioZen Extreme Low Frequency Wave Shield BioZen Extreme Low Frequency Wave Shield Scientifically Proven - Certified Technology- A SMALL CHIP, A BIG DIFFERENCE. Risks posed by e-smog Medicine and science show that radiation from cell phones facilitates and triggers the fo llowing harmful effects (see also,,10 medical rules for safe cell phone usage" of the Vienna College of Surgeons): headaches, a warm sensation behind the ears, restlessness, sleep disturbances irritated eyes, clouding of the eye lens (cataracts), difficulty concentrating, Learning problems, memory impairment BIOZEN PROTECTS THE HUMAN ORGANISM BioZen uses the latest innovations in layered thin chip technology to actively protect your body: 24/7; for all your electrically powered devices; no matter how or why you use your devices; SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED BioZen protects you against mobile radiation. Scientifically and medically proven. Reduces magnetic field gradients; Defends against changes in your blood profile; Lowers your body s stress levels; Monitor your progress with Helo

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