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Energy4Life has over 30 years of research and results on the detection and correction of health, with a specific focus on increasing energy to live a healthier life.

Research has been conducted to explore how a custom imprinting process, using multiple wavelengths of light and magnetic field patterns, affects cellular energy and resilience.

All studies have been conducted at the University of California San Diego labs.

Increase in maximal mitochondrial respiration

Increase in mitochondrial spare capacity

Increase in glycolytic ATP production

Improved cellular resilience to oxidative stress

Results

Imprinting cells enhanced mitochondrial respiration, spare respiratory capacity and glycolytic ATP production

Relative index; control = 100

Maximal mitochondrial respiration

Control cells100
Imprinted cells+15%

Spare respiratory capacity

Control cells100
Imprinted cells+35%

Oxidative stress

33% less reactive oxygen species

Imprinted cells produced 33% less Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) under induced stress, suggesting protection of DNA, RNA and proteins from oxidative damage.

Relative index; control = 100

Reactive oxygen species production

Control cells100
Imprinted cells−33%

Excess ROS has been associated with symptoms such as

  • Fatigue
  • Memory loss or brain fog
  • Muscle and/or joint pain
  • Sensitivity to noise
  • Decreased eyesight
  • Grey hair
  • Headache
  • Wrinkles
Dr Hemal Patel, Professor and Vice-Chair for Research at UC San Diego

Research team

Featuring Dr Hemal Patel

Professor and Vice-Chair for Research, UC San Diego.

Dr Patel led the laboratory work exploring how informational imprinting affects cellular energetics and resilience to oxidative stress.

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