Car-Rayex

Mobility plays an important role in today’s society. We spend an increasing amount of time in our cars commuting to work, heading home, and during our leisure hours. When travelling in a car, passengers are exposed to a wide range of stresses: Electric or magnetic direct and alternating fields, pulse-modulated fieldsPulsed-modulated fields are electromagnetic fields generated through a periodic sequence of non-harmonic pulses. These pulses have a specific frequency and amplitude and are used, for example, in telecommunications. They are... More from mobile phones and stress itself are typical factors during driving. The same applies to bus and train journeys. When people or animals that have been exposed to these stresses are analysed using Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt, the same regulatory deficitsRegulatory deficits refer to a disorder or deficiency in the body's ability to regulate its physiological functions. This can affect various areas, such as the metabolism, the immune system, or... More are found time and time again.Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt characterises these deficits with six special fundamental frequency valuesIn Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt, fundamental frequency values are used as single frequencies. They are assigned to organs, pathogens or diseases and can be adjusted, energetically tested and harmonised... More (12,50; 82,60; 87,79; 99,75; 86,85; 99,50). It is precisely these fundamental frequency valuesIn Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt, fundamental frequency values are used as single frequencies. They are assigned to organs, pathogens or diseases and can be adjusted, energetically tested and harmonised... More that have been integrated into the Car-Rayex via six dipole antenna systems in accordance with the principles of Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt and can therefore be harmonised in the organism.There are very interesting in vitro studies on the dipole antenna systemThe dipole antenna system of Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt consists of a fixed and a moving rod layer. Depending on the angle that is chosen between the two rod... More of Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt, whose results were obtained under laboratory conditions.