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Diaflex – bioinformation balmDiaflex biobalm is a concentrated bioinformation balm with a high content of extracts from the Indian Stevia rebaudiana plant and bio-minerals from shungite, a mineral consisting of a carbon nano-network. |
Effects
PROMOTES SKIN NUTRITION AND RAPID REGENERATION
TONES SKIN RAPIDLY
NOURISHES HAIR ROOTS
PROTECTS THE ORAL CAVITY FROM CARIES
Diaflex bio-balm has been created on the basis of the latest findings in the fields of phytotherapy, homeopathy, crystal therapy, psychotronics and bioresonance. The whole surface of the body is its domain.
How to use Diaflex
In undiluted form, the balm can be used as a regenerative, liquid mask. On diluting with water, it may be used as the base for any cream, as a balm for regeneration of the oral cavity and hair or as a purely natural ingredient added to baths.REGENERATIVE FACIAL MASK:
After cleansing the face, apply 1-2 doses of Diaflex. Spread thoroughly and then allow to act for 15-20 minutes. Rinse with water and apply a day or night cream.RAPID TONING OF THE SKIN:
Apply a small amount of Diaflex (1/4 of the dose) to moist skin or wet hands and then spread over the face thoroughly.SKIN CLEANSING:
Follow the same steps wherever a skin problem exists: impure skin, areas with a tendency to develop eczema or psoriasis. First moisten the given area generously and apply half the dose of Diaflex onto wet hands and then spread over the given area.BATH:
Diaflex bio-balm may also be added to baths.SCALP:
Apply 1-2 doses of Diaflex to wet hair, down to the roots and spread thoroughly. Diaflex contains a whole range of minerals and antibacterial and antimycotic phytochemicals, which will improve the quality of the scalp.ORAL CAVITY PROTECTION:
Once you have brushed your teeth, apply 1 dose of Diaflex to the mouth and allow to act.Meridians
Lung meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: respiratory problems common colds disorders of smell asthma allergies
Large intestine meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: diseases of the respiratory tract sore throat dry throat hay fever
Stomach meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: impairment of the face - palsy neuralgia eye diseases upper respiratory tract disorders
Spleen meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: effect on immunity anaemia disorders of vascular elasticity bleedin
Heart meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: diseases associated with heart function and with organs or sites through which the pathway passes yellowing…
Small intestine meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: pain in the oral cavity - teeth and upper jaw sore throat swelling below the chin
Urinary bladder meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: water metabolising disorders headache penetrating into the brain and area of the closed fontanel
Kidney meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: all kidney diseases associated with their function throat inflammation tonsillitis
Pericardium meridian
hysical manifestations of disequilibrium: chest pain angina pectoris heart palpitations abdominal pain located in the small pelvis
Triple emitter meridian
hysical manifestations of disequilibrium: hardness of hearing sensation of buzzing in the ears painful inflammation of the throat sweating
Gallbladder meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: skin allergies gallbladder problems and gall stones bitter taste in the mouth vomiting
Liver meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: allergies skin rashes liver disease and function hypogastric pain loss of appetite
Governor meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: central nervous system psyche nervous disorders neurasthenia migraine
Conception meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: infertility diseases of the thyroid gland urinary disorders enuresis
Central meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: stagnation in the abdominal region associated with flatulence, belching and loss of appetite abdominal pain
Belt meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: migraines genital organ function gynaecological problems menstrual disorder
The yang heel meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: inflammatory skin affections furuncles pain near the heart diseases of the joints
The yin heel meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: states of unconsciousness excessive sedation epilepsy joint pain
The yang connective tissue meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: migraine hemicranias with pain behind the eyes post-stroke conditions epilepsy
The yin connective tissue meridian
Physical manifestations of disequilibrium: flatulence cramps vomiting diarrhoea digestive disorders
