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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2015 · 27 MIN

Re-program your body to safely burn fat just by drinking water

from Sensitivity Is Your Superpower Podcast · host Dr Karen Kan

You can love your body and learn how to safely lose weight when you know how to program your body's metabolism.  The Lightbody 2.0 program utilizes scientifically tested frequencies which create fundamental geometric liquid crystalline forms (much like snowflakes, or hexagonal geometry) that are able to communicate with you at the level of your own water-based blueprint, putting you in control of your own programming.  Join me as I interview the creator of Lightbody 2.0 Peter Schenk and learn how you can: Effortlessly balance your metabolisimFind internal balanceGain and relearn how to utilize energyRestructure the muscle and fascial tissues of your bodyRe-balance your natural and healthy appetiteand more! Just click the intention button on LightBody, focus your attention on a glass of water (or tea or coffee) and in less than a minute you'll get to consume a very powerful intention that will help you flush toxins, release fat and increase your metabolism.  How simple can it be? Drink this water and release excess weight.  Cool or cool?

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