Intervall Timer | Frequency Add-on #1090

Frequency Timer Add-on – For Natural Rhythm in Energy Flow

⚠️ This add-on can be used with any product that has been swiped with the LuminoSana Cube.

The body loves change – and frequencies work best in a natural pulse.
With the new Frequency Timer Add-on, a long-awaited wish from the LuminoSana community comes true: Using frequencies not just permanently, but rhythmically and intelligently – in harmony with your body’s natural needs.

Many users report that certain healing frequencies – such as those for allergies or pain – work powerfully at first, but gradually lose intensity over time. The reason: Our body gets used to them. The solution: A dynamic frequency rhythm that follows the natural interplay of stimulus and rest.

🔄 How the Frequency Timer Add-on Works

This add-on allows you to activate any frequency via voice command in a time-controlled interval. The frequency automatically switches on and off – in a defined loop, over several hours.

• Example: “LuminoSana Timer Vitamin C Frequency 20 minutes on, 10 minutes off”
• → The Vitamin C frequency runs for 20 minutes, pauses for 10 minutes, then starts again – in a loop
• → This cycle repeats automatically over 8 hours
• → After that, the frequency stops completely – until reactivation

🧪 Application & Research

This add-on is currently intended as a research tool. It allows you to test targeted frequency interventions and observe the effects of rhythmic frequency impulses – for example with:

• Allergies
• Pain relief
• Vital substance frequencies (e.g., Vitamin C, Magnesium)
• Mental frequencies with active and regenerative phases

You set the direction – the timer follows your natural rhythm.

🗣️ Activation via Voice Command

Control is simple and intuitive: Just speak your desired frequency combined with the desired time intervals – and the timer automatically starts the defined cycle.

⚠️ Notes

• The timer is limited to a runtime of 8 hours
• After expiration, the frequency must be reactivated
• This add-on is currently in the testing phase – feedback from the community is welcome