AIRNERGY presents the AIRNERGY STREAM

The device that treats pain of any kind!

What is the Airnergy Stream and where is it used?

The Airnergy Stream is a handy device for the treatment of pain of any kind. The affected parts of the body are treated with light, the so-called Dermovital Therapy. In this process, natural photosynthesis is mimicked with a special catalyst technique and active oxygen is released which stimulates the body's cell regeneration. For example, joint complaints, muscle pain, headaches and migraine, ear diseases, injuries such as bone fractures, bruises or strains can be alleviated. Also cosmetic complaints such as cellulite, skin aging and scars can be counteracted.

How is the Airnergy Stream used?

Due to its ergonomic shape, the device can be placed well on the affected area. The light that is on the lower side streams through the clothing or skin and can act on the cells. The light also radiates through bony body parts so that for example migraine and headaches can be treated. The therapy is recommended 3 to 5 times daily for 10 to 20 minutes. Incorrect operation is almost impossible due to the simple application.

(Source: "Prof. Hademar Bankhofer in conversation with Prof. Dr. Klaus Jung: Dermovitaltherapie, The new pain medicine from the future", from the magazine "Kneipp bewegt", issue 7/8 2013)

Biophotons and their effects

According to the German biophysicist Fritz-Albert Popp, there is light in living cells. He discovered this phenomenon in 1975 and confirmed it with an experiment. He could use a residual light amplifier to prove that living cells emit light. Cells emit light with wavelengths of 200 and 800 nanometers. This is referred to as "biophotons". According to Prof Popp, biophotons are excited by electrons excited by sunlight. Sunlight is essential for life, so that, according to Popp, is consumed by the consumption of plant foods also by humans. He assumes that cells communicate with each other via biophotons and thus control chemical processes.

(Source: Biophotons: More light - more quality by Holger Fuss, from "Spiegel Online", 23 August 2005, 12:14 pm Source2: "Biophotons: More light - more quality" by Susanne Donner)