System, Method, and Apparatus for Waveform Transformation
Abstract
A process for producing biotech adapters includes ionization of inks that are later used to print on any of a multitude of surfaces while under the influence of specialized electromagnetic radiation, thereby such printing creates the missing frequency that will complete the man-made frequency thus obtaining a bio compatible frequency known to be beneficial to the health of the user. For example, the process is used to print a biotech adapter having an adhesive backing. The biotech adapter is then attached (e.g. by the adhesive) to the user's electronic device (e.g., cellular phone), preferably at a location where such harmful radio waves are emitted in the direction of the user's head. The biotech adapter reacts to the harmful radio waves, completing the missing radio waves by emitting radio waves that are known to be beneficial to humans.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A biotech adapter comprising:
a substrate with an adhesive backing; a plurality of inks, prior to printing, each of the plurality of the inks is subjected to an ionization field for a period of time, for increasing the integration of the scalar component by increasing the polarization of the Van der Waals forces of each of the inks; and a scalar generator interfaced to a printing press such that when the printing press deposits the inks onto the substrate, two electromagnetic waves are present at the substrate with a nonzero orbital angular momentum, such that the two electromagnetic waves cancel each other out by counter phase at the location at which the ink is deposited, the electromagnetic waves having a field frequency; wherein the ink so deposited possesses an integrated scalar characteristic of a magnetic oscillation wavelength close to that of the structure of water.
2 . The biotech adapter of claim 1 , further comprising a second scalar generator interfaced to the printing press at a 90 degree angle to the scalar generator such that when the printing press deposits the inks onto the substrate, a second set of two electromagnetic waves at a 90 degrees offset are present at the substrate with a nonzero orbital angular momentum, such that the two electromagnetic waves cancel each other out by counter phase at the location at which the ink is deposited, the electromagnetic waves having a field frequency.
3 . The biotech adapter of claim 1 , wherein the frequency is 8.06544 Hz).
4 . The biotech adapter of claim 1 , wherein the frequency is of a magnetic intensity of 1 Tesla.
5 . The biotech adapter of claim 1 , wherein the inks comprise Cyan ink, Magenta ink, Yellow ink, Black ink, Silver ink, and Gold ink.
6 . The biotech adapter of claim 1 , whereas the time period is at least 48 hours.
7 . A system for producing biotech adapters comprising:
an ionization device for ionizing one or more inks prior to printing of the biotech adapter; electromagnetic wave generators, each electromagnetic wave generator interfaced to a loop coil for the production of an orbital angular momentum; a printer depositing the inks after ionization of the inks; for each print mechanism of the printer, two loop coils are positioned at equal distance from the point where the inks are deposited on the biotech adapter, a second loop coil of the two loop coils is phase shifted by 180 degrees from a first loop coil of the loop coils, and accordingly an orbital angular momentum is produced in order to introduce a torsion component into the inks of the biotech adapter.
8 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 7 , further comprising two longitudinal loop coils positioned at opposite ends of the printer and a 90 degree rotation from the two loop coils that are positioned at equal distance from the point where the inks are deposited, a second longitudinal loop coil of the two longitudinal loop coils is phase shifted by 180 degrees from a first longitudinal loop coil of the longitudinal loop coils, and accordingly an orbital angular momentum is produced in order to introduce a torsion component into the inks of the biotech adapter
9 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 7 , wherein the frequency of each of the electromagnetic wave generators is linked to the coherence of water in order to mitigate the entropic impact of harmful electromagnetic waves on the water structure.
10 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 8 , wherein the frequency of each of the electromagnetic wave generators is of 8.06544 Hz.
11 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 7 , wherein the ionization device delivers approximately 15,000 volts direct current for the ionization of the inks.
12 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 7 , wherein the ionization device delivers approximately 15,000 volts direct current for approximately 48 hours for the ionization of the inks.
13 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 7 , wherein each of the loop coils is formed by two windings wrapped around a toroidal core.
14 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 12 , wherein each of the two windings comprises approximately 3330 turns.
15 . The system for producing biotech adapters of claim 12 , wherein the toroidal core has a width of approximately 465 millimeters and the toroidal core has a cross sectional width of approximately 27 millimeters.
16 . A biotech adapter comprising:
a substrate; and inks printed on the substrate, the inks comprising a torsion component such that the inks provide waveforms that are beneficial to lifeforms when the biotech adapter is exposed to radio waves in the microwave range.
17 . The biotech adapter of claim 15 , wherein waveforms are at a frequency of approximately 8.06544 Hz.
18 . The biotech adapter of claim 16 , wherein the frequency is of a magnetic intensity of 1 Tesla.
19 . The biotech adapter of claim 15 , wherein the inks comprise Cyan ink, Magenta ink, Yellow ink, Black ink, Silver ink, and Gold ink.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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