WHIEDA Cell Activator: how to use it

The device is simple: switch it on, move it over the body, switch it off. That's exactly why half of people use it wrong and then say they “didn't feel anything”.

Twenty minutes on a sore knee

Almost everyone who picks up the device for the first time does this. The knee hurts — we warm the knee.

Professional training is strict on this point: lasting results come from working along the meridians, not on one spot. The body is a single system, and a local problem always has roots in other zones. Twenty minutes on one spot gives you an overheated patch of skin. The same device, run along the meridians with a return to the sore zone, works completely differently — and that's the first thing people notice when they start doing it right. But there are always other cases too, where people blew only on the joint and the pain went away in five minutes.

The second rule from the same source: the device keeps moving. In spirals, zigzags, lines — any way you like, but not stationary. Holding the flow in one place is less effective.

The third key rule: a glass of hot water BEFORE and a glass AFTER the session.

Professional Activator training — video

Three modes: what the number on the switch means

The number is a combination of airflow intensity and heat, not the strength of the effect. Higher does not mean better; each has its own purpose. In practice: you start with the second or third for general warming, and move to the first once the body is prepared.

Five steps of one procedure

We count from thirty minutes. Half goes to the main zone, the rest is split between preparation and finishing.

Working along meridians and zones: where to look for the roots

Step 4 is half the procedure, and in training it is described in the most detail. The logic is the same everywhere: the local zone plus whatever is connected to it.

Water

A heat procedure over a large area means fluid loss, like in a sauna. That's why water here is not a recommendation but part of the protocol.

• 300–500 ml before the procedure.
• A glass during breaks if needed.
• A glass after.

The water is warm or hot, 50–60 °C. Cold water right after warming creates an unnecessary temperature swing, a hard hit on the kidneys, and the body spends resources smoothing it out.

If you regularly get a headache or rising blood pressure after sessions, don't guess at the amount of water — measure your blood pressure and see a doctor. Dehydration is one of the causes, but not the only one.

Terahertz: what it is and where it comes from

Terahertz is the name for the part of the electromagnetic spectrum between the microwave and infrared regions. The device operates in the 0.03–0.3 THz range.

It was discovered in Russia, and earlier than is commonly thought. In 1922, at the Moscow Magnetic Laboratory, Alexandra Glagoleva-Arkadieva began experiments with a mass radiator — a device in which metal filings in oil produced electromagnetic waves of unprecedentedly short length. In 1924 her paper on waves down to 82 micrometers was published in Nature. She was the first to bridge the gap between radio waves and infrared light, and the part of the spectrum now called terahertz ceased to be a blank spot.

A hundred years later, this range is used by spectroscopy, medical imaging, materials science and security scanners at airports. The field is large and alive.

What happens in the body

Terahertz radiation is informational: its frequency coincides with the vibration frequency of water molecules and healthy cells. The main work is done through liquid media — blood, lymph, tissue fluid — and so the heating goes from the inside out, rather than burning the skin from the outside. Ultra-long-wave technology provides penetration 10–14 centimeters deep into the tissues, creating a gentle vibration and relieving muscle spasms. A powerful flow of anions activates the immune system and suppresses pathogenic microflora and free radicals.

The PRO version adds a gyromagnetic field and an aromatherapy attachment to this.

Primary and scientific sources

What you can check for yourself

There are many patents for terahertz generators, imaging and physiotherapy designs — the field is developing, and this is visible in the open databases. There is no publicly available patent issued specifically for the THZ-021 model.

But there is something that can be checked without registries: the THZ-021 model, three modes and a complete five-step method written by people who have carried out hundreds of procedures. We collect reviews from our partners: the public part can be studied right away, the originals — after logging in.