The only preventive technology in medical science

The innovator of this technology, Mr. Parveen Singh, holds a postgraduate degree in business management, along with degrees in science and journalism. He has been involved in innovation for a long time and has several patents to his credit.  

The NASA research on negative pressure, which was previously confined to space-related problems, has been transformed by him into a functional device that now allows us to treat more than 24 different types of diseases across all age groups. This advancement has helped numerous patients lead dignified and comfortable lives.  

Some diseases for which there is no cure in medical science, such as diabetic neuropathy, Guillain-Barré syndrome, pudendal neuralgia, and diabetic ulcers, among others, can be effectively treated with this technology without the use of any medicine or traditional methods.  

IVT also has the capability to boost immunity to a level where the body can successfully fight off the coronavirus.  

In fact, this is the only preventive technology that can help a person stay healthy for life by undergoing just one or two sessions a month. This therapy keeps the blood circulation and lymphatic systems clear of any blockages, providing the body not only with proper oxygen and nutrition but also draining out dead cells and circulating immune cells more effectively, thus normalizing metabolism.  

The balance achieved in these two systems ensures that there is no need for a person to take any medicines and still maintain good health for life, as long as they consistently attend these 40-minute sessions twice a month.

 India's best sprinter, a man blessed with eternal energy even at the age of 90, still runs and jogs. The reason? Just to increase his blood circulation. The superstar of the track believes that proper blood circulation is the only way to achieve disease-free longevity. He continues to jog regularly to maintain optimal blood circulation. According to Singh, even when he has a headache, he doesn’t take a pill; instead, he puts on his shoes and starts jogging. "I get back to normal within no time," he claims in a video.