Cell-re-active training:

Tools used

Redater

What is a Redater?

Redaters are biophoton frequency-free reflection plates, used at cell-re-active training to reflect the data transmitted from cell to cell; therefore, the body's cells are stimulated to correct “cellular errors” independently.

Based on a biophoton study by the German physics professor Fritz-Albert Popp, disrupted cell control can be restored by "resetting" the cell's "software". The data of a cell consists of light waves, so-called biophotons. The cell checks whether it functions correctly when this frequency is freely reflected. If the cell recognizes the error, it "resets" or repairs itself.