Therapeutic method for pain relief and cellular regeneration using images of rods with quantum energy and other materials based on zno nanoparticles

Abstract

The present invention relates to a therapeutic technique based on holistic methods, which uses images captured from both electronic rods and free-energy rods, with the aim of relieving pain, including pain that is difficult to treat using conventional methods. After the images have been captured, they may be stored on servers and used in various ways, such as via printing, an application, live broadcasts or social media. The versatility of the use of the images allows the therapy to be applied both in person and remotely, reaching a wide variety of patients and contexts.

Description

[0001] A therapeutic method for pain relief and cell regeneration using images of quantum energy rods and other materials based on zinc nanoparticles.

[0002] Innovation field

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[0001] The present innovation belongs to the field of instruments and equipment for therapeutic use, more specifically, it refers to the use of images that relieve pain, applied in non-invasive therapies for treatments aimed at relieving pain through holistic methods.

[0004] Fundamentals of innovation

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[0002] In the context of pain relief treatments, even traditional methods using topical drugs have often proven ineffective in treating pain associated with conditions such as osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, cartilage loss, and other physical discomforts. Furthermore, the use of pharmacological medications presents a risk of significant adverse effects for patients.

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[0003] Although neurological science has made advances in understanding pain, this phenomenon remains complex and multidimensional. Chronic pain can have emotional, psychological, and social origins, which makes treatment even more challenging. The limited understanding of pain mechanisms impacts the effectiveness of conventional treatments, as many pathways and factors involved in the pain process are still not fully understood.

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[0004] Therefore, the present innovation aims to offer a therapeutic technique performed through images that relieve pain; said images are captured from both the electronic wand and the free energy wand. Because these images can be made available virtually or in print, the technique can be applied remotely or in person.

[0008] Petition 870250015078, dated 25 / 02 / 2025, page 6 / 13 Description of the drawings

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[0005] Figure 1 shows a front view of an image captured from the electronic wand / free energy wand.

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[0006] Figure 2 shows a front view of an image captured from the electronic wand / free energy wand.

[0011] Detailed description of the innovation

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[0007] The present innovation relates to capturing images of rods with quantum energy and other materials using ZnO (zinc oxide) nanoparticles, using conventional photographic cameras. The capture of these images occurs in a conventional manner, but the difference lies in the fact that the rods and materials, using ZnO nanoparticles, are associated with a quantum energy emission process, which carries potential therapeutic properties.

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[0001] These wands emit photons, which are subatomic particles responsible for transporting quantized energy. After capturing images of these wands, they are stored on servers to be subsequently applied in various ways, both in person and remotely, through tools such as applications, live streams, social networks, print media, among others. Thus, the images have wide versatility, allowing for therapies in different contexts and formats. The objective of these images is to provide pain relief, taking advantage of the quantum properties of the energy transported by the photons, potentially offering an innovative therapeutic solution for pain management.

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[0002] Furthermore, the use of images captured from quantum energy wands is applied in pain relief treatment, including those difficult to treat with traditional approaches, such as osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, cartilage loss, and other physical discomforts. In addition, the images aim to promote not only physical relief but also emotional and psychic harmonization.

[0015] Petition 870250015078, dated 02 / 25 / 2025, page 7 / 13, patient, providing a holistic treatment that seeks balance between body and mind. These images, stored and subsequently printed, function as an innovative therapeutic tool, with the potential to transform the way we deal with chronic pain and debilitating conditions.

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[0003] The application of these images is not limited to visual recording; their main objective is pain relief, taking advantage of the energetic properties of photons to interact with the body in ways that can be beneficial in the treatment of various conditions. The technology explores the interaction of photons with biological tissues, which, when applied in a targeted manner, can have analgesic and regenerative effects, without the need for invasive interventions.

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[0004] Thus, this innovation proposes a holistic and innovative approach to pain management, using quantum energy and its therapeutic effects in a non-invasive way, with great potential to transform medicine in the treatment of chronic diseases and debilitating conditions.

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[0005] It is important to note that the innovation described is not limited to the specific representations provided. The invention should be understood in its broad scope, and it is possible that many modifications and different representations may be developed from the descriptions and drawings presented. The invention is not restricted to the specific form disclosed and should be interpreted as encompassing any alterations or variations that are within the scope of the appended claims. Although specific terms are used, they are merely descriptive and are not intended to limit the innovation in any way.

[0019] Petition 870250015078, dated 25 / 02 / 2025, page 8 / 13

Claims

CLAIMS 1) A therapeutic method for pain relief and cell regeneration using images from rods with quantum energy and other materials using ZnO nanoparticles, characterized by using conventional or non-conventional cameras to capture images of the rods and storing them on servers for later processing and / or printing. 2) Use of the captured images as claimed in claim 1, for the relief of chronic pain and physical discomfort, including osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and cartilage loss, characterized by the interaction of the quantized energy of the photons present in the images with the patient's biological tissues, providing pain relief and stimulating cell regeneration.

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