What is a Data Reflector (Redater)?

Based on a biophoton study by the German physics professor Fritz-Albert Popp, disrupted cell control can be restored by "resetting" the cell's "software". The data of a cell consists of light waves, so-called biophotons. The body cell checks whether it functions correctly when this frequency is freely reflected. If the cell recognizes the error, it "resets" or repairs itself. Redaters are biophoton frequency-free reflection plates, we use for cell reactivation training. They act like "small mirrors for the light in your cells" and reflect the data transmitted from cell to cell; therefore, the body's cells are stimulated to correct “cellular errors” independently.