By Emedom Chinwendu
QNET, the international direct-selling company known for its lifestyle and wellness solutions, held a hands-on media workshop in Abuja on Friday, presenting a range of products designed to help users cope with the pressures of an increasingly digital environment. The company, which operates in more than 25 countries including Nigeria, said the session was part of its effort to build a global community grounded in well-being and positive transformation.
Participants were introduced to the ideas behind QNET’s Amezcua wellness technologies, which combine concepts such as natural frequencies, resonance, and quantum-based principles. The company said these innovations aim to support human vitality at a time when people are constantly interacting with devices that emit radiation and electromagnetic waves.
The training was led by Bernhard Gaksch, QNET’s Category Manager and Global Trainer, who broke down the science and purpose of the Amezcua collection—Chi Pendant 4, Bio Disc 3, Bio Light 3 and eGuard X. According to him, the products were developed to help the body regain balance, enhance energy levels, improve hydration, support rest and recovery, and reduce the strain associated with daily exposure to electronic gadgets.
Gaksch described the Chi Pendant 4 as a contemporary wellness accessory created with Amezcua Resonance Technology. Instead of blocking electromagnetic radiation, he said the pendant is intended to reinforce the body’s biofield, helping users maintain clarity, stamina and resilience despite constant exposure to signals from mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, and similar devices.
He went on to explain the Bio Disc 3, which uses natural geometric formations and subtle vibrational energy to “restructure” water. Processed water, he noted, often loses its natural arrangement of molecules. By placing beverages on the disc or storing the disc in refrigerators, users can potentially improve water absorption, hydration, detoxification and freshness of food items.
Gaksch also showcased the Bio Light 3, which operates with chromotherapy—specific light frequencies aimed at supporting healing processes, easing pain, boosting emotional balance and improving sleep. When paired with the Bio Disc, he said the light device amplifies the disc’s effect, encouraging faster cellular regeneration and reduced stress.
Rounding out the session was the eGuard X, a lightweight adhesive chip designed for phones, laptops, television sets and other electronics. It does not interfere with device performance, Gaksch said, but works by modifying the pattern of electromagnetic waves so they become less disruptive to the body’s natural rhythm. He added that families could attach it to children’s gadgets for additional energetic stability.
Throughout the event, journalists were shown visual demonstrations, including before-and-after microscopic images of water molecules and blood cells exposed to the Amezcua tools. QNET said these visuals were meant to illustrate how the products might contribute to hydration, vitality and overall wellness.
Beyond product education, the engagement was also an attempt to help media professionals understand the company’s broader mission: raising wellness awareness and equipping individuals with informed choices in a rapidly digitizing world. With Nigeria adapting quickly to technology-driven lifestyles, QNET says it hopes its Amezcua range can serve as everyday support for people seeking balance in modern living.
