The Q2 Water Energy Spa is the latest in home based systems developed by Q-Tech Laboratories as an aid for relaxation and well-being. It was created to realign, balance and significantly enhance the bio-energetic level in water that can be absorbed by the cells of all living things such as people, animals and plants. The Experience increases vitality, clarity and an overall sense of well being in the client.
By using the Q2 Energy Spa regularly, you can increase your energy levels whenever needed. Healthy or not, the benefits of the Q2 Energy Spa can be an advantage to all.
Increases Vitality and Natural Energy Levels*
Revitalizes Blood*
Detox & Neutralization of Toxins*
Pain & Stress Relief*
Reduced Inflammation
Faster Recovery Time from Injury or Illness*
Reduced Fluid Retention*
Improved Endocrine and Metabolic Functions*
How is the Q2 Energy Spa used?
The Q2 Energy Spa is experienced either at home or in a practitioner's location, using a footbath, hand bath or full body bath. The System is made up of two primary components, a power supply and the Q2 Orb that interacts with water.
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