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What is Theraphi?
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Theraphi, pronounced as theh-ruh-fy, is a non-invasive and pain-free treatment that uses plasma light technology. The therapeutic device is best used with other medical and healing treatments and under the guidance of a medical professional.
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From the inventor of the Theraphi, Dan Winter*.
“Theraphi is a bioactive plasma field device, modelled after the famous PRIORE device which was so successful against many diseases in France, particularly cancers and cysts. This being said – it is important to recognize the need for normal medical cautions associated with experimental treatments. The Theraphi is an experimental medical device operating at high voltages and currents and must be used only by experienced personnel. Before allowing clients to experience the field it is a good idea to get a feel of setting up and operating the system.”
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What can Theraphi do?
How does Theraphi work?
The theraphi system consists of a plasma array which creates wave vibrations at the phi ratio raising the frequency of the field in which your body is placed. Raising the frequency of your energy field helps reorganize your biological systems for optimal health and well being.
You will be lying flat on a massage table without removing your clothing for 30 minutes. Sessions are private with no body contact. No needles are used. Footwear must be removed (including socks) and the soles of your feet will be spritzed with water. You have the option of listening to meditative music during the session.
Hydrogen therapy may also be a part of your session. In a package of 10 sessions, your own personal cannula will be provided and will be saved for future use. This helps with clearing any congestion and enhances the healing process.
*Remember to stay hydrated before and after each session!
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DISCLAIMER: Please consult your medical provider about using Theraphi if you have any electronic implants (i.e. pacemakers). Those with any metal implants such as titanium should proceed with caution.