In response to growing concerns about the risks associated with electromagnetic fields (EMF) from modern technology, QNET, a leading direct-selling company, organised a one-day workshop for journalists. The event, held in Lagos, aimed to raise awareness of EMF radiation’s potential health impacts and to introduce innovative solutions for mitigating these risks.
Innovative Amezcua Products Unveiled
During the workshop, QNET showcased its Amezcua product line, designed to protect users from EMF radiation.
Mr. Biram Fall, QNET’s Regional General Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, explained the potential health effects of prolonged exposure to radiation from devices like smartphones and Wi-Fi routers.
“Our Amezcua line, including the Chi-Pendant 4 and Bio-Disc 3, is designed to enhance well-being and promote a healthier lifestyle. These products leverage advanced technologies to mitigate EMF radiation effects, improve well-being, and promote healthier living,” Fall stated.
QNET’s Category Manager and Global Trainer, Mr. Bernhard Gaksch, elaborated on the features of the Amezcua products.
He highlighted the Chi-Pendant 4’s ability to preserve the body’s biofield, combating stress and fatigue. The Bio-Disc 3 restructures water molecules to boost hydration, immunity, and energy levels.
“When paired with the Bio-Light 3, the Bio-Disc 3’s benefits are amplified through chromotherapy, which emits specific light wavelengths to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve sleep,” Gaksch explained.
Additionally, the Amezcua E-Guard X, a compact sticker for electronic devices, was introduced. This product transforms harmful EMF waves into beneficial frequencies, inspired by nature’s geometric patterns. Visual demonstrations of the product showcased its positive impact on blood samples, reflecting healthier cell activity.
“At QNET, we are committed to creating products that combine science and innovation to safeguard health in a technology-driven world,” Gaksch remarked.
Broader Societal Impact “QNET’s direct-selling model equips individuals with the skills to succeed in business, opening doors of opportunity for Nigerians. It eliminates the need for initial capital or office space, allowing participants to earn commissions and create sustainable income,” Ajisafe said.
He also emphasised the company’s ‘Say No Campaign’, which combats fraudulent job offers and human trafficking across Africa. Through initiatives like the Financial Literacy Program, QNET has equipped over 1,350 Nigerian youths with entrepreneurial skills, fostering financial independence and innovation.
Beyond health benefits, the workshop highlighted QNET’s contributions to Nigerian society. Mr. Akeem Ajisafe, CEO of Transblue Limited, QNET’s partner in Nigeria, praised the company’s efforts to empower Nigerian youths through training programs and entrepreneurial opportunities.
