Description
TiX – a vibrational essence, used in the context of the radionics / energy-information model in situations related to being in nature and ticks. In this model, the product is used for work with informational and energetic elements and their mutual balance.
TiX uses energetic biopatterns associated with ticks and being in nature within the radionics model. These biopatterns are informational elements of the radionics model. Their use does not imply a physical or biological effect on ticks, does not form a repellent or other physical barrier, and is not intended to reduce the likelihood of a tick approaching or biting.
The radionics model also uses energetic / informational equivalents of Ledum palustre, Hypericum perforatum, vitamins, minerals and other elements. These names denote informational references used in the radionics model and do not mean that the product contains extracts of these plants, vitamins, minerals, homeopathic preparations or other corresponding active substances. No pharmacological, biochemical or physiological effect on the human body is attributed to them.
TiX may be used in the context of the radionics / energy-information model before being in nature or after a situation where an attached tick has been noticed. Such use does not mean that the product protects against tick bites, neutralizes their effect, treats their consequences, or protects against tick-borne diseases.
TiX is not a repellent and does not replace conventional tick protection measures. If an attached tick is noticed, the usual recommendations for tick removal and health monitoring must be followed, and a healthcare professional should be consulted if signs of a health disorder appear.
Product Composition
- spring water,
- vegetable glycerin,
- Biopatterns, action commands, affirmations, vibrational patterns
- (may contain trace amounts of alcohol – 0.034% by volume).
Usage Instructions
When is TiX essence used?
TiX essence may be used, in the context of the radionics / energy-information model, before being in a forest, meadow or other natural environment, or after a situation where an attached tick has been noticed. This use is not a tick protection measure and does not replace repellents or other conventional protective measures.
How to use TiX essence?
Before being in nature: let 6 drops of the essence absorb under the tongue, or add to 50 ml of water and drink.
After noticing an attached tick: according to the product’s radionics-model usage instructions – let 6 drops of the essence absorb under the tongue 3 times a day. This does not replace proper tick removal, health monitoring, or, when necessary, consulting a healthcare professional.
Part of a Protocol Programmed with Biopatterns
- Bio-patterns to repel various tick types
- Detoxification patterns for tick toxins
- Ledum Palustre: Helps neutralize tick bite toxins, reduces swelling and inflammation, promoting localized detoxification.
- Apis Mellifica: Reduces swelling, redness, and burning sensation at the bite site, facilitating lymphatic detoxification.
- Urtica Urens: Soothes itching and mild skin irritation after a bite, promoting skin regeneration and energetic balance.
- Aconitum Napellus: Calms sudden fear or panic after a bite, stabilizing emotional state and the nervous system.
- Cantharis: Reduces burning pain and inflammation, supporting urinary tract detoxification if the tick toxin affects this area.
- Carbolicum Acidum: Aids in detoxifying systemic toxins and reduces general weakness related to a tick bite.
- Histaminum: Reduces allergic reactions and inflammatory responses, harmonizing the body’s immune reaction to tick toxins.
- Hypericum Perforatum: Protects the nervous system from tick toxin effects, reducing pain and promoting nerve regeneration.
- Belladonna: Alleviates sudden fever, throbbing, or redness at the bite site, stabilizing excess energy.
- Aurum Arsenicum: Supports the cardiovascular system, reducing the overall toxin impact on the body after a bite.
- Borrelia: Acts as a nosode, helping harmonize the body’s response to Borrelia bacteria if the tick transmitted Lyme disease.
- Lyme: Similar to the Borrelia nosode, promotes the body’s resistance to Lyme disease pathogens, facilitating detoxification.
- Aranea Diadema: Helps regulate the sensation of cold and general weakness related to tick toxin effects, strengthening the energetic field.
- Camphora: Calms shock or sudden energetic disruption after a bite, aiding in restoring circulation and balance.
- Silicea: Encourages the body to expel remaining tick toxins and foreign bodies, enhancing tissue regeneration.
- Lachesis Mutus: Harmonizes deeply entrenched toxins and circulatory disturbances if the tick bite caused systemic symptoms.
- Mercurius Solubilis: Supports detoxification and reduces lymph node swelling or infection signs after a tick bite.
- Arsenicum Album: Reduces anxiety, weakness, and dehydration, helping restore energetic stability after toxin exposure.
Important information
This product is a vibrational essence — an energetic and informational tool, not an herbal blend, dietary supplement, medicine or medical device.
The product is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention of any disease and does not replace any medical treatment. It contains no psychoactive or pharmaceutical substances.
The product is not a repellent and is not intended to repel ticks, reduce the risk of tick bites, or protect against tick-borne diseases. When in nature, conventional tick protection measures must be used.
SMART PROGRAM: Biomind essences are called “smart” due to a unique radionics programming methodology, in which the human energetic structure is evaluated within the model. This methodology uses sets of commands and frequencies, by which corresponding biopatterns are selected and applied according to the radionics model.
The field of radionics and the informational field has been the subject of scientific research for over a century. In recent years the number of publications has been growing (e.g. Rubik B. et al., “Biofield Science and Healing: History, Terminology, and Concepts”, Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2015), but existing studies are not yet sufficient for definitive clinical conclusions.