Quantum devices implant far-infrared rays into objects.

Abstract

The invention relates to a quantum device for implanting far-infrared rays into an object. The invention is characterized by: a body containing a crystal quartz, a current amplifier, a medium-frequency current device, a large magnet, and a sapphire stone, combined with a lid to form a unified whole. Specifically: the large magnet amplifies the magnetic field; the sapphire stone generates far-infrared rays; when the medium-frequency current device generates a microcurrent, it produces a radiating magnetic field wave. This radiating magnetic field wave then strikes the sapphire stone, causing it to generate electrostatic far-infrared pulses. These far-infrared waves are then refracted and amplified by the crystal quartz, implanting far-infrared rays into the object. This gives the object the function of emitting far-infrared rays. When humans consume or come into contact with these objects, they will generate far-infrared energy within their bodies, achieving the effect of improving and reducing pain and other uncomfortable symptoms.

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