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Ionic Colloidal Tungsten – 50 ppm, produced by Proton Resonance, 99.99% pure Tungsten in distilled Water
Ionic Colloidal Tungsten – 50 ppm, colloid in aqueous solution, produced by proton resonance. 99.99% pure tungsten in distilled water, without additives.
Tungsten – with the element symbol W from the Latin "Wolframium" – is one of the heaviest and hardest metals on Earth. It has the highest melting point of all metals (3,422 °C) and the highest tensile strength of all pure metals. Tungsten occurs naturally in minerals such as scheelite and wolframite and is used industrially in light bulb filaments, hard metal alloys and electronics. The human body naturally absorbs trace amounts of tungsten through food and the environment.
In ionic form, tungsten is present as a dissolved compound – the tungsten ion is evenly distributed throughout the aqueous solution. The distilled water base provides a particularly pure carrier: it is free from minerals, chlorine and other possible contaminants.
Ionic Colloidal Tungsten is produced exclusively by proton resonance – not by electrolysis. In proton resonance, the source material is strongly excited by its own resonance frequency and then separated into the desired particle size and charge via an electrophysical process, directly into distilled water. This makes it possible to bring tungsten into colloidal form, whereby the quality of the colloid depends critically on the production process. Proton resonance consistently produces colloids with the desired particle size and charge – both of which are uncertain with electrolysis. Colloid is not simply colloid.
The Ionic line is consistently committed to purity: no alcohol, no preservatives, no synthetic additives – only the respective metal compound in ionic form and the high-purity distilled carrier medium. To discover more ionic colloids, the full range is available at viterna.at/kolloide-kaufen.
Application based on the quantum principle of entangled particles:
Place a small amount of a body fluid (e.g. saliva) or body-own material (e.g. hair with root) into a vessel made of natural material such as ceramic or glass. Then spray with approx. 10 drops of Ionic W. Prepare fresh daily.
| Composition / Ingredients | |
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| Ionic Tungsten (W) | 50 ppm at production (atomic spectral analysis – may vary depending on measurement method) |
| Carrier Medium | Distilled Water (Aqua destillata) |
| Fill Volume | 100 ml |
| Other Ingredients | None |
What is Proton Resonance and why is it used?
In proton resonance, the source material – in this case 99.99% pure tungsten – is strongly excited by its own resonance frequency and then separated into the desired particle size and with the desired charge directly into distilled water via an electrophysical process. Unlike electrolysis, where particle size and charge are uncertain, proton resonance consistently delivers reproducible results. The higher quality of the production process is reflected in the final product.
What is ionic tungsten?
Unlike colloidal tungsten, in which tiny particles are suspended in liquid, ionic tungsten is present as a dissolved compound. The ions are distributed in the water – without visible particles. Distilled water provides an ideal carrier liquid, as it contains no minerals or foreign substances that could interact with the tungsten ions.
What makes distilled water particularly suitable as a base?
Distilled water is free from minerals, chlorine, organic residues and other foreign substances. As a carrier medium for ionic metal solutions, it provides a neutral, low-reactivity base that optimally preserves the integrity of the ionic solution.
Mandatory Information:
For external use only.
Storage:
Store at room temperature. Keep away from microwaves and strong magnetic fields. Protect from light. Keep out of reach of small children.
Warnings:
Do not use if known tungsten intolerance exists.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between proton resonance and electrolysis? ▼Ionic Colloidal Tungsten is produced exclusively by proton resonance – not by electrolysis. In proton resonance, the tungsten is excited by its own resonance and separated in the desired particle size and charge directly into distilled water. With electrolysis, the particle size and charge of the resulting colloid are uncertain. Colloid is not simply colloid – the production process is decisive for quality.
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What does "ionic" mean in colloidal tungsten? ▼"Ionic" means that the tungsten is present in the form of dissolved ions in the water – not as solid particles. Unlike colloidal suspensions, this is a true solution in which the tungsten ions are evenly distributed throughout the distilled water.
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What does "50 ppm" mean? ▼ppm stands for "parts per million". At 50 ppm, 50 mg of ionic tungsten is contained per litre of water. This figure refers to the concentration at the time of production.
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Why is distilled water used? ▼Distilled water is free from minerals, chlorine and other contaminants. It provides a pure foundation for an ionic metal solution and ensures that no foreign substances interact with the tungsten ions.
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How should the product be stored? ▼Store at room temperature, protected from light, and keep away from microwaves and strong magnetic fields. Do not shake. The dark blue glass bottle already protects the contents from the majority of light exposure.
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Why are people interested in ionic tungsten? ▼Tungsten fascinates many people due to its extraordinary physical properties: it has the highest melting point of all metals and the highest tensile strength of all pure metals. The human body naturally contains trace amounts of tungsten absorbed through food and the environment. Ionic tungsten in distilled water is the purest form in which this remarkable heavy metal can be offered.
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How does the quantum principle application work? ▼The application is based on the quantum principle of entangled particles. A small amount of a body fluid – such as saliva – or body-own material such as hair with root is placed into a vessel made of natural material (ceramic or glass). This is then sprayed with approx. 10 drops of Ionic W. The preparation is made fresh daily.
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How does Ionic Tungsten differ from other colloids? ▼While ionic colloids such as silver, gold or copper are widely available, ionic tungsten is a comparatively rare offering. Tungsten is known for its extreme melting point and extraordinary hardness. Ionic Tungsten follows the same purity principle as all products in the Ionic line: two ingredients, no additives, defined concentration.
| Item information | Value |
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| Content: | 0,10 l |
