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What is the TM-C cera? |
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It is the ceramics developed by Taeyoung E&T by sintering a mixture of a small amount of iron and the original TM-X liquid, based on energy metabolic ingredients such as sodium, calcium, and magnesium; and nerve system transfer ingredients such as calcium and zinc. |
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Product feature |
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Permeates deep into skin and raises the temperature of hypodermal layer .
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Activates muscular tissue and cells .
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Widens capillary vessel and accelerates blood circulation.
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Helps to make blood clear and to control nerve system.
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The TM-C cera necklace is good for |
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people who like sports, |
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workers or students who experience stress from work or study, |
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the aged, |
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and housewives who perform many household chores. |
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A red blood cell test |
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Pictures showing heat distribution before and after wearing the TMC-cera necklace |
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These are the pictures taken before and after wearing the TM-C cera necklace. As the pictures show, there are a lot of red spaces two minutes after wearing the TM-C cera necklace . This shows that internal heat waves are spreading across the TM-C cera necklace, indicating that the rise in temperature inside the body helps the active metabolism. |
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Measurement of the brain waves of a person who wears a TM-C cera necklace. |
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The brain waves of a man in his 20s and who is under a stable condition were measured. |
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The brain waves can be detected through the sensor as alpha waves, beta waves, and theta waves. The alpha wave is the stable wave which is detected when people are in stable and comfortable conditions while the beta wave is the stress wave which is predominantly detected in people who are under psychologically unstable or uncomfortable conditions or those who are under the influence of diseases. Under the beta wave, the brain's power is below normal even though the body's actions may be active. The theta wave is mainly detected when the human body becomes tired or sleepy. |
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