COLLOIDS

Colloids are finely dispersed metal particles in water or oil that are particularly pure and stable thanks to modern proton resonance technology. At Viterna, you'll find high-quality colloidal metals, oils, mono-substances, and autonomous elements – all without chemical additives and in sustainable glass packaging. Ideal for anyone looking for natural, clear products for energetic applications and wellness. Discover them now in the Viterna online shop!

Colloids – Buy High-Quality Colloidal Solutions at Viterna

Colloids, mono-substances, and autonomous elements are not recognized as food by the EU – therefore, no intake recommendations are provided on the label. Legally, they are considered a “special product” and are labeled with “Not suitable for human consumption”. You can buy colloids in the Viterna.at online shop.

What are Colloids?

Colloids are finely dispersed particles of a pure substance – mostly metals – suspended in a carrier liquid such as water or oil. The particles are already in a “broken down”, very fine form, usually measuring only a few nanometers to micrometers. Due to their small size and specific charge, they remain stable in the solution and do not settle. This results in so-called “sols” – dispersions in which the solid is visibly distributed in the liquid without settling.

The special feature of colloidal solutions lies in the combination of high purity, energetic charge, and uniform distribution. Many users appreciate colloids for these properties as effective daily support and buy colloids from reliable sources.

Scientific Background: Structure, Information & Entanglement

Colloidal systems consist of finely dispersed, charged particles in water – physically considered open, dynamic systems. Due to their surface, movement, and charge, colloids react to external stimuli such as light, temperature, or electromagnetic fields.

An exciting insight into subtle processes comes from modern physics: In 2022, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Alain Aspect, John Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger for their work on quantum entanglement.

This phenomenon also forms the theoretical basis for many energetic applications – such as those used in processing colloids with proton resonance technology.

Our Categories at a Glance

Colloidal Metals

The classic colloids now include 28 different colloidal metals. They consist of pure metals in water. These include:

• colloidal silver
• colloidal gold
• colloidal germanium
• colloidal bismuth
• colloidal iron
• colloidal fullerene
• colloidal indium
• colloidal potassium
• colloidal cobalt
• colloidal copper
• colloidal lithium
• colloidal molybdenum
• colloidal nickel
• colloidal tin
• colloidal boron
• colloidal calcium
• colloidal chromium
• colloidal glyco
• colloidal magnesium
• colloidal manganese
• colloidal sodium
• colloidal platinum
• colloidal sulfur
• colloidal silicon
• colloidal tantalum
• colloidal vanadium
• colloidal zinc
• colloidal selenium

Colloidal Oils

Finely dispersed substances in high-quality plant oils (e.g., sunflower oil, olive oil, etc.). They are especially popular for energetic applications.

Available are 8 colloidal oils:

• colloidal gold oil
• colloidal magnesium oil
• colloidal germanium oil
• colloidal silicon oil
• colloidal silver oil
• colloidal zinc oil
• colloidal iron oil
• colloidal ozone oxygen oil

Mono-Substances

Monos are individually dissolved substances – mostly minerals or trace elements – presented in structured form. For the level of soul & mind. Currently, there are 21 different monoatomic substances in 30ml and 100ml blue glass bottles.

Autonomous Elements

These special substances have the ability not to bind firmly to a positive or negative pole. Instead, they act flexibly and direct their effect according to the individual needs of the body. Thus, they neither overstimulate nor understimulate but act as gentle impulse providers helping body and mind to maintain or restore their natural balance.

Who is Colloids Suitable For?

Our colloids appeal to everyone who values natural, clear products. They are used in many everyday situations. Colloids are also used in wellness and energetic space work.

Quality & Production

The colloids in our range are produced according to the manufacturer Tec2Future using proton resonance technology – a gentle and energy-efficient method to produce finely dispersed colloids. This results in stable, uniformly distributed particles without chemical additives or aggressive manufacturing processes.

This process differs significantly from the often-used electrolysis. While electrolysis works by passing current directly through water, proton resonance technology uses electromagnetic impulses to structure the metals particularly finely and stably – without unwanted byproducts.

The products contain no synthetic preservatives, binders, or foreign substances.

Application Instructions

The special structure of colloidal systems can be compared – inspired by findings from modern quantum physics – to the principle of entangled particles. Like quantum entanglement, colloids can act as carriers of subtle information. The idea:

Just as two particles can be immediately connected through a non-local state, colloids store and transport energetic impulses in the subtle realm. This understanding extends classical external use by an energetic-informative component, consciously used by many users.

Ways to Use

1. Quantum principle of entangled particles: Place body secretions such as saliva or urine in a glass and mix with the recommended amount of colloids, mono-substances, or autonomous elements. Repeat every 3 days.
2. Room application: Colloids are sprayed as a fine mist in rooms to harmonize the energetic climate – e.g., before sleep, during stress, or in work environments.
3. Energetic rituals: Many use colloids as supportive companions during meditation, mindfulness exercises, or rituals.

These applications are based on individual experience and do not replace medical or therapeutic advice.

How to Dose Colloids Correctly?

Colloids – Advantages at a Glance

• Highly pure particles in nano- or micrometer size
• Free from chemical additives
• Energetically processed using proton resonance
• Filled in blue glass – plastic-free
• Transparent labeling and clear origin
• Versatile use

How to Find the Right Product

Since no general recommendations may be made, many customers rely on energetic selection methods (e.g., tensor or pendulum) or personal experience.

Additionally, we recommend the book by Dr. med. Jutta Mauermann & Werner Bauer: “Colloids – Minerals & Trace Elements in Colloidal Form”. This book covers 28 colloidal metals, 8 colloidal oils, 21 monoatomic elements, as well as new autonomous elements with application recommendations and a detailed index for easy reference.

Frequently Asked Questions about Colloids (FAQ)

What is the difference between electrolysis and proton resonance?

Whether proton resonance technology is better than electrolysis depends on the application:

• Proton resonance technology can enable particularly fine and stable colloid formation by targeted excitation of protons, positively influencing particle structure. It is suitable when highest purity and stability are desired.
• Electrolysis is a proven, often more cost-effective method that quickly produces colloids but can lead to larger particles or less stable suspensions depending on conditions.

Conclusion: Proton resonance technology offers advantages in quality and stability, electrolysis scores in simplicity and cost. The “better” method depends on specific requirements.

What does ppm mean in colloids?

The English term parts per million (ppm) means one part in a million (10^-6) and is used in science and technology to denote very small concentrations, similar to percent (%) which means one part in a hundred (10^-2).

Explained briefly with an example: If a liquid contains 1 ppm of a substance, it means that in one million parts of the liquid there is exactly one part of the substance. For example, 1 mg of a substance in 1 liter of water (approx. 1 million mg) equals 1 ppm.

How to store colloids correctly?

• Store at room temperature (DO NOT refrigerate).
• Avoid storing near electromagnetic fields or microwaves (e.g., TVs, radios, lighting, phones, microwave ovens).
• To prevent contamination, avoid touching the dropper or pipette.
• For oils, regularly wipe the screw cap.

How long do colloids last?

Can I make colloids myself?

In principle, it is possible to make colloids yourself, for example by electrolysis with suitable devices. However, producing high-quality, stable colloids requires precise control of parameters such as current strength, material purity, and storage. Without experience and special equipment, quality may vary and safety be compromised.

For reliable results, we therefore recommend ready-made colloid products from certified manufacturers.

Where can I order colloids, mono-substances, and autonomous elements?

• Buy colloids via the Viterna.at online shop, by phone, email, or WhatsApp
• Free shipping from €70 within Austria and from €120 to Germany
• Sustainable packaging in glass bottles (plastic-free)
• Secure payment methods: PayPal, credit card, prepayment, invoice

Conclusion

Colloids offer a fascinating connection between modern technology and elemental nature. At Viterna you will find a large selection of colloidal solutions. Here you can buy colloids for a conscious life with clarity and quality.