Biophotonic Therapy Panel

Frequency Program List (Biophotonic Digital Nutrients List)

1. Alkali: Alkalinity aids with weight loss; it detoxes the body from heavy metals, increases water absorption, makes the skin healthy and younger-looking, and improves digestion.
2. BH4 Supplement:BH4 plays a significant role in heart and cognitive health. It is an essential co-factor for several enzymes including Nitric oxide.
3. DHA: DHA and other omega-3 fatty acids are required for brain development and functional growth. Individuals taking DHA (along with omegas-3 fatty acids) have reported elevated mood.
4. EMF Protection: Electromagnetic field protection/neutralization frequencies.
5. Enzymes: Enzyme therapy has recently become a popular cosmetic procedure helping a wide range of skin issues such as sun damage, aging skin, acne, rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis.
6. Far Infra-Red Light: Far-infrared light has been shown to increase exercise tolerance, speed up muscle recovery, promote muscle growth, increase metabolism and rid the body of toxins that promote obesity.
7. Flavonoids: Quercetin is an antioxidant that helps the body combat the damage caused by free radicals. Quercetin supports a healthy immune response, reduces inflammation, and helps increase exercise performance and endurance.
8. Glutathione: Glutathione is a potent antioxidant. It decreases the number of free radicals in the body and improves vitality by increasing energy and slowing down the aging process. In addition, glutathione strengthens the immune system and detoxifies the liver and cells.
9. Growth Factors – Colostrum strengthens the gut, boosts immunity, prevents allergies and infections, reduces inflammation and enhances metabolism.
10. Hydration: Hydration helps with fatigue; it is a muscle fuel, removes toxins, is important for clear skin and maintaining healthy joints. It also improves cognitive function and provides a productivity boost.
11. Hydrogen: Hydrogen allows your cells to stay properly hydrated. This is important to eliminate toxins and wastes products.  It helps transport nutrients, maintains healthy joints and is important for all body functions.
12. Iodine: Iodine controls the body’s metabolic rate and stimulates hormonal activity. It helps maintain optimal energy levels and boosts the immune system. Iodine also protects against radiation and sustains cognitive ability.
13. L-Ascorbic Acid: Also commonly known as Vitamin C, ascorbic acid helps in protection against immune system deficiencies, prevents cardiovascular diseases, maintains healthy skin, and is essential for the body to make collagen. It is also vital for eye health and helps prevent stroke.
14. Methylene Blue: Methylene blue is famous as a blue dye. It has recently shown promising results in anti-depressive. It has also demonstrated remarkable improvement in mild cognitive disabilities and memory impairment.
15. Moringa: Moringa is dubbed a superfood; it promotes beautiful skin, stimulates hair growth, has anti-ulcer properties, normalizes blood sugar, improves vision, improves digestion, and reduces wrinkles and fine lines.
16. NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine): NAC is a precursor to glutathione and can prevent kidney and liver damage. It is a powerful antioxidant and helps improve immune function. It may also help stabilize blood sugar by decreasing inflammation in fat cells.
17. NADH and NAD: NADH is the reduced form of NAD. NAD is a coenzyme found in all living cells that promotes health and is also called an anti-aging molecule. It helps reduce the effects of chronic conditions and aging on the human body, especially the brain. It slows down cognitive decline, speeds up the regenerative and reparative processes in the human body, decreases chronic fatigue and boosts energy levels, slows aging, and reduces body inflammation.
18. Oxaloacetate: Oxaloacetate is a natural energy molecule that turns on favorable genes to help slow aging, stabilize glucose functioning, and down-regulate the molecular pathways that create and store fat. Oxaloacetate gives you energy without a crash, increases mental clarity, removes brain fog, and boosts mood.
19. Oxygen:  Oxygen retards cellular aging, helps relieve headaches, and has been medically known to help migraines. In addition, it alleviates tiredness and improves physical performance by up to 25%.
20. Pine Needle Oil: Pine essential oil has several benefits, it relaxes muscles, aids in improving respiratory function, and speeds up metabolism. It also helps with psoriasis, pimples, and eczema.
21. Policosanol (PCN): Policosanol (PCN) is an ancient molecule that carries an original blueprint that helps to restore your body back to where it should be, functioning optimally. PCN is a mixture of very long chain fatty alcohols (VLCFA) extracted from sugar cane. VLCFA play an important role in the regulation of telomere length, aging and longevity. Recent studies show that PCN consumption leads to an improvement in the lipid profile shown to decrease stickiness of cells in the blood, known as platelets. Additionally, cardiovascular health benefits are also observed with PCN therapy. Please see: Ageing process and policosanol effects (wjarr.com) for more great benefits.
22. Probiotics are bacteria and yeast that are good for the digestive system, which in turn helps the entire body. They help decrease the risk of food allergies and keep skin healthy. In addition, recent studies show that they help increase serotonin production.
23. Red Algae: Red Marine algae, also known as Gigartina, is a rich source of iodine and magnesium. It is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and has immune-boosting antiviral properties. Red algae support heart and cognitive function. In addition, it helps with anxiety and depression.
24. Schumann Resonance:  These frequencies among the natural electromagnetic earth frequencies.  They are vital because they induce brain states that help us relax and regenerate.
25. Stem Cells: Stem cells enhance collagen production, decrease nerve damage, and eliminates discomfort and inflammation.  They increase vitality, functionality, and range of motion.
26. Undaria pinnatifida: Undaria pinnatifida, also known as the brown weed or Fucoidan, helps kill unwanted cells, increases cellular turnover and making skin radiant. Applying topically gives skin soothing protection, reduces dullness, and improves brightness. It has also been shown to have decreased wrinkles by decreasing the wrinkle depth.
27. VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide): VIP works on the brain. It improves GI mechanisms by modifying hormone and electrolyte levels, breaking down fats and sugars, and controlling blood sugar levels. It improves brain function and sleep. It is a critical modulator in the circadian system, learning and memory, immunity, inflammation, and responses to stress and injury.
28. Vitamin B12: Vitamin B12 primarily supports the formation of red blood cells. It is crucial in helping the nervous system, preventing memory loss, and reducing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. It allows the nervous system to function correctly and boosts mood and well-being. In addition, B12 plays a vital role in maintaining heart health.
29. Vitamin D3: Vitamin D3 is vital for absorbing calcium and phosphorus to maintain healthy teeth and bone. It boosts mood by supporting the production of neurotransmitters which helps cognition. It lowers blood pressure by suppressing renin. Improves exercise tolerance and physical performance.
30. Tumeric: Is the spice that gives curry its vibrant yellow color, has been used in India for thousands of years as both a culinary ingredient and a medicinal herb. Let’s delve into the science-backed health benefits of turmeric and its active compound, curcumin:
    1. Anti-Inflammatory Effects: Curcumin, the primary active ingredient in turmeric, possesses potent anti-inflammatory properties. It can help combat inflammation, which plays a role in various health conditions and diseases1.
    2. Antioxidant Power: Turmeric acts as a powerful antioxidant, neutralizing free radicals in the body. Oxidative damage caused by free radicals contributes to aging and several diseases. Curcumin’s chemical structure allows it to effectively counteract these harmful molecules1.
    3. Heart Health: Some studies suggest that curcumin may improve heart health by enhancing blood vessel function, reducing inflammation, and lowering the risk of heart disease2.
    4. Brain Health: Curcumin has potential benefits for brain health. It may help prevent or delay age-related cognitive decline and reduce the risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s1.
    5. Cancer Prevention: While more research is needed, curcumin shows promise in inhibiting cancer cell growth and preventing certain types of cancer. Its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties play a role in this potential benefit2.
    6. Arthritis Relief: Curcumin’s anti-inflammatory effects may alleviate symptoms of arthritis, such as joint pain and stiffness1.
    7. Mood Enhancement: Some evidence suggests that turmeric may positively impact mood and help manage symptoms of depression