So tell us about, tell us about Jane and how this Papa bear, like really went into action from her, her, you know, her challenge,

her challenge.

Yeah.

Jane.

So Jane came with a very specific purpose and she has, she, she has passed on before us.

She went home about five years ago, but she, she came with a purpose to teach and she did that.

And it was my wife and I found ourselves doing, going in for a regular checkup 35 week checkup and then told you're gonna have a baby that you know this weekend and turned out she was just two pounds 14 ounces she's super tiny kind of stopped growing around the 27th week lots of potential challenges that would come with that that we were able to avoid but then there were some challenges that stuck around and we The main one, neurological delay and primary immune deficiencies and a pretty rare vasculitis.

Yes, that's interesting.

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this was a kind of like what my wife says, a Hail Mary, um, We needed something.

And if that's what these that's what these plates sound like they were doing, this technology, let's give it a shot.

And sure enough, we we had a season where we just didn't go to the immune or the emergency room very often ever for about five or six years.

We didn't go to the doctor for for these infections.

Instead, she was able to fight off the infections.

So I say she continues to be our teacher because then in 2021, so during COVID, she succumbed to a heart failure.

So one of the things that comes up for me and maybe it's going to come up for people listening is do we or do our animals, if we're wearing this or it's a tag on their collar, have to be outside in order to benefit? Meaning if it's taking the light, the natural light and helping it, you know, get into our bodies to balance our frequencies, do we have to be outside? Yeah.

So

I'm familiar with that.

Yeah.

And that kind of seems like that was the story for the next 14 years of her life.

So, but we had the, we had her, she was born early.

She was in the NICU for 47 days.

nurses gave terrible prognosis.

yeah

Right.

Yeah, it is.

It's this unseen thing.

You can't smell it, taste it, see it.

Also, we've now had this technology around us since the 90s in a lot of ways with the first cell phones and smartphones.

But electromagnetic fields are part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

So you might remember that from physics or chemistry class in school.

And

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

it's true we're like we produce light we receive light we we utilize light but then our body produces it and it can be measured it's visible uh it's bio photons are weak but they are um the same intensity as a single candle about two miles away so yeah our eyes can't see it but they can be picked up uh they can be measured The quantum side is that it's at this photonic, this resonance level.

It's at the micro level.

But those bio photons in my research, I realized that the bio photons are what carry information and pass information to our electrons in the cell.

So we have electrons, protons, neutrons, and they are all working together, you know, to keep the cell active, alive and do its function.

And then it, you know, how that biology works.

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