BioProtect

For complete properties. BioProtect 400 is the result of the consistent further development of the technology used in the smaller versions BioProtect Card and BioProtect Handy. To make the most of BioProtect 400, some additional information is helpful. In summary, BioProtect 400 is designed to neutralise high-frequency electrosmog of all kinds throughout an entire flat or detached house – and, as far as mobile phone radiation is concerned, also for neighbours within a radius of 400 m. To use it, simply place BioProtect 400 flat somewhere in the home, for example on top of a cupboard. Televisions, computers, cordless phones and microwave ovens used in the home will then be free of electrosmog. A PDF with detailed information about the product and the methods used in its research can be found here: Download PDF. Electrosmog is an ever-present and constantly growing concern in our environment. Every electrical device emits electromagnetic waves of various kinds, both intentionally and unintentionally. Since a large number of electrical processes take place in the body – at the cellular, molecular and intercellular level – it is reasonable to assume that these processes may be influenced by external electromagnetic fields. The possibility that this influence could affect health has become increasingly difficult to ignore, given the health complaints frequently reported in connection with mobile phone use. There are already many serious scientific studies documenting the negative biological effects of electromagnetic waves, particularly in relation to mobile communications. The fact that official statements from manufacturers and governments largely deny this issue has other reasons. As citizens, we are called upon to help ourselves in this situation. The product I developed, BioProtect, is one of many necessary steps in that direction. During the development of BioProtect, the effects of various types of electrosmog on the body were investigated through electrical measurements at acupuncture points. This measurement method was developed approximately 50 years ago by the German physician Dr. Reinhold Voll and is known as electroacupuncture. The method reveals clear stress responses even when the person concerned does not subjectively perceive them. Mobile phone electrosmog in particular proved to have an especially persistent effect. Once it became possible to determine the type and intensity of electrosmog through measurements on the acupuncture system, it was a natural next step to use the same method to explore ways of preventing this negative effect of electromagnetic fields. Such approaches were found and practically applied in BioProtect. In the course of this work, it emerged that electromagnetic waves consist of two types of waves. The first are transverse waves. Their direction of oscillation is perpendicular to the direction of propagation – much like a wave on the surface of water that moves up and down while spreading horizontally. This is the only type of wave used in technology today, and all available measuring instruments measure only this transverse wave. The second type is the longitudinal wave. In this case, the wave oscillates along the direction of propagation, similar to sound. It is also called a scalar wave or Tesla wave, named after its discoverer Nikola Tesla more than a hundred years ago. It was already poorly understood in Tesla's time and was subsequently ignored, because it could not be measured with technical instruments. However, unlike the transverse wave, it has clear biological effects and can therefore be measured using biological methods – for example via electroacupuncture, but also through the growth of cell cultures or changes in brainwave patterns in EEG readings. It is these biological effects of longitudinal waves that we refer to as electrosmog. Longitudinal waves have different physical properties from transverse waves. They were discovered by Nikola Tesla over a hundred years ago, and their theory has more recently been described by Prof. Konstantin Meyl. Due to their special properties, longitudinal waves can be filtered out without reducing the transverse wave. One of these properties, already demonstrated experimentally by Tesla around 1880, is as follows: If a receiver for longitudinal waves is brought into resonance with such waves in their field, and if the resonance is sufficiently good, it draws all of the transmitted energy to itself, leaving other, less well-tuned receivers in the vicinity unaffected. Biological organisms are also such receivers. They respond to extremely weak transmission energies – as little as one twenty-thousandth of the energy emitted by a mobile phone. The solution therefore lies in placing a stronger resonator for longitudinal waves than the human body in the immediate vicinity of the body. Through these electroacupuncture measurements, several principles were identified by which longitudinal waves can be absorbed (see also the presentation "What exactly is electrosmog?", PDF file, 96 kB). One involves a special spiral structure of a type already used in a similar form by Tesla. In his experiments with longitudinal waves, Tesla used flat coils in which the wire was wound in a spiral. A second principle is derived from a simple, patentable technical process and transferred to crystalline materials such as quartz or quasi-crystalline materials such as water. This second principle is applied in the form of a lacquer coating on film. The combination of both principles multiplies the effect. The special lacquer coating alone, for example, only neutralises electrosmog on the body when the effective surface is no more than 2 cm from the skin. This distance – or effective radius – is extended to 15 metres in BioProtect Card through the combination of the two principles. In other, larger versions of BioProtect, this effective radius has been extended considerably further. A further observation made during the course of research was the following. The device I developed for detecting longitudinal waves also produces readings when applied to so-called "water veins" or "fault zones". This suggests that the radiation from geopathic stress zones must be of the same nature as the longitudinal waves that make up electrosmog. This explains why geopathic stress zones can also be effectively neutralised using BioProtect Card. For legal reasons, the following notice is provided regarding this product: Biological interference effects caused by electromagnetic fields below the statutory limit values are not yet considered proven and are not recognised by the prevailing scientific opinion or by official government bodies. Electroacupuncture is not yet considered proven by science and is not recognised. The existence of the scalar waves, Tesla waves or electromagnetic longitudinal waves referred to in connection with BioProtect is likewise not considered proven by science and is not recognised. The efficacy of BioProtect products is considered scientifically unproven and is not recognised. Customer reports: I find the BioProtect card an ideal and reliable means of protection against radiation. Schoolchildren can carry the card in their school bag, or it can simply be sewn into a jacket. Our health has improved significantly thanks to the protection. We have been using the card for about 4 years. (D. van Heerdt, Amsterdam)This text has been automatically translated.

For larger electronic devices or your whole appartement. This credit-card-sized card is suitable for passive protection against electrosmog. Worn on the body, the BioProtect Card neutralises the biologically negative effect of electromagnetic waves emitted by, for example, a switched-on mobile phone, a computer monitor, and similar devices. for active protection against electrosmog. Attached to electrical devices – such as a PC case, the back of a computer screen or television, a microwave oven, or the household electricity meter – the BioProtect Card likewise neutralises electrosmog. In the same way, the electrosmog from a mobile phone mast can be neutralised without impairing its actual function. Specially designed versions of BioProtect are available for this particular purpose. A PDF with detailed information about the product and the methods used in its development is available here: Download PDF. Electrosmog is a ubiquitous and constantly growing concern in our environment. Every electrical device emits electromagnetic waves of various kinds, both intentionally and unintentionally. Since a large number of electrical processes take place within the body – at the cellular, molecular and intercellular level – it is reasonable to assume that these processes are influenced by external electromagnetic fields. That such influence could affect health has become impossible to ignore, given the health complaints frequently associated with mobile phone use. There is already a considerable body of serious scientific research documenting the negative biological effects of electromagnetic waves, particularly in relation to mobile communications. The fact that this issue is largely denied in official statements from manufacturers and governments has other reasons. As citizens, we are called upon to take matters into our own hands. The product I developed, BioProtect, is one of many necessary steps in this direction. During the development of BioProtect, the effect of various types of electrosmog on the body was investigated through electrical measurements at acupuncture points. This measurement method was developed approximately 50 years ago by the German physician Dr Reinhold Voll and is known as electroacupuncture. The method reveals clear stress responses, even when the person concerned does not perceive them subjectively. Mobile phone electrosmog proved to be particularly persistent in its effects. Once it became possible to determine the nature and intensity of electrosmog through measurements at the acupuncture system, it was a natural next step to use the same method to search for ways of preventing these negative effects of electromagnetic fields. Such approaches were found and practically applied in BioProtect. In doing so, it became apparent that electromagnetic waves consist of two types. The first is the transverse wave. Its direction of oscillation is perpendicular to the direction of propagation – much like a wave on the surface of water that moves up and down as it travels horizontally. This is the only type of wave used in technology today, and existing measuring instruments measure only this transverse wave. The second type is the longitudinal wave. Here the wave oscillates along the direction of propagation, similar to sound. It is also called a scalar wave or Tesla wave, after its discoverer Nikola Tesla, more than a hundred years ago. Even in Tesla's time it was not properly understood and was subsequently ignored because it could not be measured with technical instruments. However, since it has – unlike the transverse wave – clear biological effects, it can be measured using biological methods, such as electroacupuncture, as well as through the growth of cell cultures or changes in brainwaves as recorded by EEG. These biological effects of longitudinal waves are what we refer to as electrosmog. Longitudinal waves have different physical properties from transverse waves. They were discovered by Nikola Tesla over a hundred years ago, and their theory has more recently been described by Prof. Konstantin Meyl. Due to their special properties, longitudinal waves can be filtered out without reducing the transverse wave. One of these properties, experimentally demonstrated by Tesla around 1880, is as follows: If a receiver for longitudinal waves is brought into resonance with such waves in their vicinity, and the resonance is sufficiently strong, it draws the entire transmitted energy to itself, and other, less effective receivers present in the vicinity are left unaffected. Biological organisms are also such receivers. They respond to extremely weak transmission energies – as low as one twenty-thousandth of the transmission energy of a mobile phone. The solution is therefore to place a stronger resonator for longitudinal waves than the human body in the immediate vicinity of the body. Through these electroacupuncture measurements, several principles were identified by which longitudinal waves can be absorbed (see also the presentation "What is electrosmog?", PDF file, 96kB). One principle consists of a special spiral structure of a type already used by Tesla. In his experiments with longitudinal waves, Tesla used flat coils in which the wire was wound in a spiral form. A second principle is derived through a simple, patentable technical process and transferred to crystalline materials such as quartz, or to quasi-crystalline materials such as water. This second principle is applied in the form of a lacquer coating on a film. The combination of both principles potentiates the effect. The special lacquer coating alone, for example, only neutralises electrosmog on the body when the effective surface is no more than 2 cm from the skin surface. With the BioProtect Card, this distance – or effective radius – is extended to 15 metres through the combination of the two principles. In other, larger BioProtect product variants, this effective radius has been extended considerably further. A further observation made during the course of the research was as follows. Using the device I developed for detecting longitudinal waves, measurable readings are also obtained when the device is applied to so-called "water veins" or "fault zones". This indicates that the radiation from geopathic stress zones must be of the same nature as the longitudinal waves that constitute electrosmog. This explains why geopathic stress zones can also be effectively neutralised using the BioProtect Card. For legal reasons, the following notice is provided regarding this product: Biological interference caused by electromagnetic fields below the statutory limit values has not yet been proven, and is not recognised, according to the prevailing scientific consensus or by governmental authorities. Electroacupuncture is currently considered unproven by science and is not recognised. The existence of the scalar waves, Tesla waves or electromagnetic longitudinal waves referred to in connection with BioProtect is likewise considered unproven by science and is not recognised. The efficacy of BioProtect products is considered scientifically unproven and is not recognised. Customer reports: I find the BioProtect card an ideal and safe means of protection against radiation. Schoolchildren can carry the card in their schoolbag, or it can simply be sewn into a jacket. Our health has improved considerably thanks to the protection it provides. We have been using the card for approximately 4 years. (D. van Heerdt, Amsterdam)This text has been automatically translated.

For cordless or cellular phones. This self-adhesive film, approximately 1.5 cm in size, is ideal for use with mobile phones or cordless telephones. Simply attach it to the outside of the casing (please clean the surface thoroughly beforehand!) or discreetly place it inside the battery compartment. A PDF with detailed information about the product and the methods used in its research is available here: Download PDF. Electrosmog is an ever-present and continuously growing concern in our environment. Every electrical device emits electromagnetic waves of various kinds, both intentionally and unintentionally. Since a wide range of electrical processes take place within the body – at the cellular, molecular and intercellular level – it is reasonable to assume that these processes may be influenced by external electromagnetic fields. The possibility that such influence could affect health has become increasingly apparent through the health complaints frequently associated with mobile phone use. There is already a substantial body of serious scientific research documenting the negative biological effects of electromagnetic waves, particularly in relation to mobile communications. The fact that this issue is largely denied in official statements from manufacturers and governments has other reasons. As citizens, we are called upon to help ourselves in this situation. The BioProtect product I developed is one of many necessary steps in that direction. During the development of BioProtect, the effects of various types of electrosmog on the body were investigated through electrical measurements at acupuncture points. This measurement method was developed approximately 50 years ago by the German physician Dr. Reinhold Voll and is known as electroacupuncture. This method reveals clear stress responses, even when the person concerned is not subjectively aware of them. Mobile phone electrosmog in particular proved to be an especially persistent source of stress. Once it became possible to determine the nature and intensity of electrosmog through measurements at the acupuncture system, it was a natural next step to use the same method to explore ways of preventing these negative effects of electromagnetic fields. Such approaches were found and practically applied in BioProtect. In the course of this work, it became apparent that electromagnetic waves consist of two types. The first is the transverse wave. Its direction of oscillation is perpendicular to the direction of propagation – similar to how a wave on the surface of water moves up and down while travelling horizontally. This is the only type of wave used in technology today, and existing measuring instruments measure only this transverse wave. The second type is the longitudinal wave. In this case, the wave oscillates along the direction of propagation, much like sound. It is also referred to as a scalar wave or Tesla wave, named after its discoverer Nikola Tesla, more than a hundred years ago. Even in Tesla's time, it was not properly understood and was subsequently ignored, as it could not be measured by technical instruments. However, unlike the transverse wave, it does have measurable biological effects – detectable through biological methods such as electroacupuncture, as well as through cell culture growth and changes in brainwave patterns observed in EEG recordings. These biological effects of longitudinal waves are what we refer to as electrosmog. Longitudinal waves have different physical properties from transverse waves. They were first discovered experimentally by Nikola Tesla around 1880, and their theory was later described by Prof. Konstantin Meyl. Due to their special properties, longitudinal waves can be filtered out without diminishing the transverse wave. One of these properties, already demonstrated experimentally by Tesla around 1880, is as follows: If a receiver for longitudinal waves is brought into resonance with such waves in their vicinity, and the resonance is sufficiently good, it draws the entire transmission energy to itself, leaving other, less well-matched receivers in the vicinity unaffected. Biological organisms are also such receivers. They respond to extremely weak transmission energies – as little as 1/20,000th of the output of a mobile phone. The solution therefore lies in placing a stronger resonator for longitudinal waves than the human body near the body itself. Through these electroacupuncture measurements, several principles were identified by which longitudinal waves can be absorbed (see also the presentation "What is electrosmog?", PDF file, 96kB). One involves a special spiral structure, similar to one already used by Tesla – in his experiments with longitudinal waves, Tesla used flat coils in which the wire was wound in a spiral pattern. A second principle is derived through a simple, patentable technical process and transferred to crystalline materials such as quartz, or quasi-crystalline materials such as water. This second principle is applied in the form of a lacquer coating on film. The combination of both principles potentiates the effect. The special lacquer coating alone, for example, only has an electrosmog-neutralising effect on the body when the active surface is no more than 2 cm from the skin. With BioProtect Card, this distance – or effective radius – is extended to 15 metres through the combination of the two principles. In other, larger BioProtect product variants, this effective radius has been extended considerably further. A further observation made during the course of the research was the following. With the device I developed for detecting longitudinal waves, measurable readings are also obtained when the device is applied to so-called "water veins" or "fault zones". This indicates that the radiation from geopathic stress zones must be of the same nature as the longitudinal waves that constitute electrosmog. This explains why geopathic stress zones can also be effectively neutralised using BioProtect Card. For legal reasons, the following notice is provided regarding this product: Biological interference effects caused by electromagnetic fields below statutory limit values have not yet been proven and are not recognised by the prevailing scientific opinion or by governmental authorities. Electroacupuncture is not yet considered proven by science and is not recognised. The existence of the scalar waves, Tesla waves or electromagnetic longitudinal waves mentioned in connection with BioProtect is likewise not considered proven by science and is not recognised. The efficacy of BioProtect products is considered scientifically unproven and is not recognised. Customer reports: I find the BioProtect card an ideal and reliable means of protection against radiation. Schoolchildren can carry the card in their school bag, or you can simply sew it into a jacket. Our health has improved considerably thanks to the protection. We have been using the card for about 4 years. (D. van Heerdt, Amsterdam)This text has been automatically translated.