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What are ICs?

ICs work by stimulating the body’s own healing abilities. ICs are electromagnetic signals that are generated using algorithms or recorded from substances that have healing, therapeutic, or other biological effects.

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*There are 3 types of ICs on Infopathy that can be used in different ways -
imprinted to a product (like water), directly applied to the body, or listened to with headphones.

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Why people use ICs

Improve Respiratory System

ICs for lungs, nasal passage, larynx, etc.

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Correct Blood and Cardiovascular System

ICs for heart, blood, blood vessels, etc.

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Balance Digestive System

ICs for the stomach, liver, gall bladder, etc.

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Blood and Cardiovascular System Cleanse and/or Restore the Body Digestive System Endocrine System Immune System and Lymphatic System Integumentary System Mental Health and the Nervous System Reproductive System Respiratory System Skeletal and Muscular Systems Urinary System

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