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Introduction
The Institute of Applied Biophoton Sciences is based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. It is our mission to restore the foundations of everyone’s health so that all our patients regain the ability to be aware of everything that is happening in their bodies, and to restore their immune system completely. This way they become completely self dependent again and will able to trust their own feelings as well as see through the misconceptions and illusions that are everywhere.
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Our Process
The International Biontolgy Platform unites Biontologists that work with the Chiren or StarLight Bio-Photon resonance instruments. They have all succesfully finished the basic training at the Institute of Applied Biophoton Sciences. By continuously deepening their insight into the reality of nature they are ever more able to to help others with the aid of the Chiren and StarLight instruments.
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Telephone: +31238881548
E-mail: info@biontology.com
Latest Research Initiatives
The Institute has done a lot of research in the past in cooperation with the International Institute of Biophysics in Neuss, Germany. This research has established that the work with biophotons through our instruments had very positive effects on milk and on cement. Milk became absolutely perfect as far as the biophotons were concerned and could be held 14 days longer than ordinary milk. Cement, after being treated, could withstand 30% more pressure than untreated cement.
In January 2011 a 4 year long research project is going to start at the agricultural University of Wageningen. This research will focus on the health of eggs and chicken with possible expansion into other animals. This research will be done on request of the chicken and egg industry where diseases are rampant in spite of the 24 vaccinations, antibiotics and hormones that the chicken are exposed to. The University has called on the help of the Institute as they see the biophotons as only option, like most people see us as the last hope.
