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By Chinenye Anuforo
Global lifestyle and wellness company QNET on Friday convened Nigerian journalists and industry stakeholders in Abuja for an immersive Wellness Product Workshop, aimed at deepening public understanding of wellness technology while reinforcing the company’s advocacy for ethical entrepreneurship in the country.
The engagement brought media professionals face-to-face with QNET’s latest wellness innovations and its growing efforts to promote responsible business practices within Nigeria’s direct-selling landscape. Since formally entering the Nigerian market in 2022 through subsidiaries and agency partnerships, the company has expanded its footprint using a hybrid model that blends e-commerce with direct selling — a model it says empowers consumers while offering structured entrepreneurial opportunities for financial independence.
Leading the session, Bernhard Gaksch, QNET’s Category Manager and Global Trainer, walked participants through the scientific concepts behind the company’s signature Amezcua line— the Chi Pendant 4, Bio Disc 3, Bio Light 3, and eGuard X. He explained that the technologies are built around natural frequencies, resonance principles, and quantum-based concepts designed to support balance, hydration, sleep quality, and energy regulation in a world increasingly saturated with digital devices.
Gaksch described the Chi Pendant 4 as a modern wellness accessory engineered to harmonize the body’s energy field rather than block electromagnetic radiation. By strengthening the wearer’s biofield, the pendant is intended to improve focus, resilience, and daily vitality amid constant exposure to EMF waves from smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, and other electronics.
He also highlighted the Bio Disc 3, which he said uses geometric patterns and resonance frequencies to restructure water, enabling faster absorption and improved hydration. Demonstrations showed participants how the disc can be used with beverages, inside refrigerators to maintain the freshness of fruits and vegetables, or carried for sustained energy support.
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The presentation further introduced the Bio Light 3, a biophoton therapy device that applies chromotherapy principles to aid pain relief, recovery, emotional balance, and sleep quality. When used together with the Bio Disc, Gaksch noted, the device amplifies energy output and enhances cell regeneration.
The final product showcased, the eGuard X, is a peel-and-stick chip designed to neutralize disruptive electromagnetic frequencies from phones, laptops, and household gadgets. Rather than blocking EMFs, the chip uses Amezcua Resonance Technology to modify wave patterns so they harmonize better with the body’s natural rhythm.
Throughout the workshop, attendees viewed visual demonstrations — including microscopic images of water molecules and blood cells before and after exposure to the devices — which QNET said were intended to illustrate the potential wellness benefits of the products.
Beyond the product displays, QNET emphasized that engaging the media and other stakeholders is central to its mission of building awareness around wellness, transparency, and ethical business conduct. The company urged journalists to help provide accurate information on how direct selling works, the safeguards consumers should look out for, and the importance of distinguishing legitimate entrepreneurship from fraudulent schemes.
With Nigeria’s digital lifestyle expanding rapidly, QNET says its wellness technologies and education initiatives aim to equip individuals with tools and knowledge for healthier living and informed economic participation.
