frequently asked questions (faq)

How does the HL light work?

HL light technology is based on a thin plastic film that forms one ring that the non-coherent light has to pass through. This treated plastic ring is mounted inside the upper rim of the light pen. The illumination of water by a non-coherent light produces coherence within the light, and consequently has a powerful effect on the water.

The modulation is brought by its carrier, the light beam. The modulation puts the "quasi-free" electrons of the coherent domains (CDs) in rotation at an angular frequency approximately of the same order of magnitude of its own frequency. This produces a fading of the binding between CDs and non-coherent water, and in energetic terms an erasing of previously “excited” information (or stagnation).

The procedure for introducing the bio-information by holding the water while illuminating it allows a more precise remedy. This is because the water has been held by your hands and therefore has the unique information from your personal body. The water therefore has an energetic state that can precisely meet the needs of your energetic state at any given time. The light penetrates through the water and consequently affects all the energy carried within the water molecules in the bottle.

The use of HL light to create a vibrational remedy has an energetic effect that can be described as an “energetic kidney” – the action is to dissolve the energetic stagnation that can be stored up for years. This positive movement is the Holy Grail of every natural remedy. It is usually followed by a transformation phase due to the energetic changes that occur.

For those of you who are familiar with healing from a powerful qigong master, it has similarities to when they heal at the information level. It is the most powerful level to perform healing.

The HL lights are a direct derivation of the WHITE HB lights historically used solely by medical doctors. They were extensively tested to obtain the best energetic results in the gentlest way.

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