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Ocean Plasma Therapy 

Ocean Plasma Therapy is based on the principle that the human body is closely matched to the evolutionary process of animals in the marine environment having a perfect matching chemistry to the complex Ocean molecular matrix surrounding them.

This new science is based on the pioneering work by the French biologist Rene Quinton who proved that Ocean Plasma is an identical form of Human Plasma which runs in our blood vessels to perform biological functions, building protein and repairing damage.

A crystal version of the Ocean known as Halite can produce Ocean plasma on the skin and will be absorbed in a process known as trans-dermal digestion, transferring minerals into the blood vessels; the body then takes these minerals and transports them via the circulatory system to areas of weakness re-balancing human biology.

Practical applications are diagnosing what the body lacks in minerals and progressing in a sequence to where the body is worn or damaged, this is achieved with the Dolphin Experiment, three stages that prove the science and establishing if the body is accepting the minerals, these complex processes can be summarised with moisture formation, taste and effect.

Halite can be heated or cooled to increase the effect and speed up the process, for instance, if pain is felt in the lower lumber region, applying heated Halite speeds up the repair resulting in less or no pain and then moving onto a new region such as feet of neck, etc. Cooled Halite is very effective for temperature regulation and is practically used for overheating caused by biological changes such as the menopause.

Treatments can be lightly clothed or with the Halite placed on the skin for maximum effect, under clothing and in many cases heated Halite can transfer through clothing in a process called energy to matter transfer.

For more information visit
www.oceanspatherapy.co.uk

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