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Automatic program of deparasitation (Complex) "Mode 1 - automatic" on the new DeVita AP Mini device. (GENERAL LIST OF PROGRAMS/No. 32)

24.07.2019
Automatic program of deparasitation (Complex) "Mode 1 - automatic" on the new DeVita AP Mini device. (GENERAL LIST OF PROGRAMS/No. 32)
Viruses and protozoans are two factors from a set of microorganisms that have the capacity to infect the human organism. Viruses are pathogenic agents that act by infecting cells of an organism by incorporating its genetic material into their genome and using for its proliferation the mechanisms of transcription, transcription and translation of the cell, as well as most of the enzymes needed for its survival.

Protozoa are unicellular organisms that live as parasites. Many protozoans live in the intestinal tract and are harmless but can also cause diseases.

The automatic program "Mode 1 - automatic" on the new DeVita AP Mini device, suppresses virus activity, inhibits the vital activity of primary microorganisms, provides optimal disease prevention in changing climatic zones observed in Asian countries.  

In order to achieve an optimal result we recommend a comprehensive application of DEHolding. Combine DeVita devices with the dietary supplement DeLixir.

* Each automatic program consists of a 'synthesis' of several individual programs set in sequential operation at the touch of a button. This specific program consists of the following individual programs: Anti-virus, No protozoans, Without toxins - (duration 6:47:00)
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