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- 1. NANO HEALTH CARD 1
- 2. Technology Proceeds in Waves Electrical inventions -- 19th century Petrol based vehicles -- 20th century Nuclear energy -- 20th century Personal computers since 1980 Mobile and Internet since 1995 in India At present we are in Information Technology era Next technology – Nano Technology 2
- 3. What is Nanotechnology ?? •is technology at the sub-micron level •Milli is one thousandth •Micro is one millionth •Nano is one billionth At the nano level we are speaking in terms of large single molecules or a group of a few dozen atoms. 3
- 4. Building blocks of nanotechnology are nanoparticles, nanowires, and nanofilms Nanoparticles have nano dimensions in all three directions Nanowires have nano dimensions in two directions and one direction is of larger size Nanofilms have nano dimensions in one direction only and two directions are of larger size. 4
- 5. Available Nanotechnology Products Nano particles Appliances Automotive Building Products Cosmetics Electronics and Computer Food Medical and Health Paper and Packaging Industry Scientific Instruments Textile and Fabrics 5
- 7. RMP Infotec Introduces • All in one Nano Health Card:: – Cigarette & Alcohol – Body Fresh – Energized Feet – Fridge Fresh – Health Bust – Hyper Tension – Pain Relief – Sleep Easy Cost of this Marvelous Product Rs 1300 Only !!
- 9. Cigarette & Alcohol • Function: Effectively reduces harmful substances contained in alcoholic drinks and cigarettes in 10 minutes. • Usage: • For Cigarettes : Place the Card into the cigarette pack. • For Alcohol: Place the Card beneath the alcohol container (Glass)
- 10. Body Fresh • Function: Effectively eliminates body odour caused by perspiration and other peculiar smells. • Usage: Place the card close to your body near the chest area.
- 11. Energized Feet • Function: Improves microcirculation, massages the acupoints in the feet, relaxes the acupoints, builds strength in feet and legs. • Usage: Place card in shoe under the arch area.
- 12. Fridge Fresh • Function: Removes all odours in the refrigerator and at the same time enables food, fruits and vegetables to remain fresh. • Usage: Thoroughly clean the fridge. Wipe surface of card. Place card in non freezer compartment of the fridge. Reheat card surface with hairdryer for 20 seconds after prolong use of up to 1 month.
- 13. Health Bust • Function: Promotes blood circulation, reduce blood stasis, activate cells and improves local microcirculation. • Usage: Place card against breast area.
- 14. Healthy Heart • Function: Activates cardio-muscular cells, increasing the heart vitality. • Usage: Place the card against the left chest.
- 15. Hyper Tension • Function: Improves blood circulation and stabilizes blood pressure. • Usage: Place card against left chest as close to skin as possible
- 16. Pain Relief • Function: Improves micro-circulation, eliminate fatigue, rapid relief of headaches, gastric pain, joint pains. • Usage: Place card against the aching body areas.
- 17. Sleep Easy • Function: Improves blood circulation in the head, help relieves insomia and improve sleep quality. • Usage: Place the card near the temple area of the head.