THE TECHNOLOGY - Complex Simplicity

The process of Catalate^TM technology is simply an application of one of our proprietary wave frequency signal formulations, using a photocatalytic laser as carrier, passing through a special tiny cartridge ampoule containing proprietary pre-treated fluid and minerals before hitting the targeted matter.

The beauty of this process is a spontaneous restructuring of molecules requiring little energy, providing a lower activation energy path to a chemical reaction.  The power of the laser ranges from mW to hundreds of mW, depending on the application.  The duration of the treatment is in the range of minutes.  No special ultra-fast pulsing technique is required. 

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It is conventional knowledge that molecules have both rotational and vibrational energy with specific frequencies that dictate how each molecule behaves and reacts.  Conventional ways of changing molecules’ frequencies in order to optimize the molecular structures and hence to increase surface area include 1) utilizing electromagnetic field (EMF) and 2) ionization processes by way of electrical current or chemical additives, to name a few.  However, conventional methods are found to be unstable and unreliable.

Our revolutionary Catalate technology is based on the proprietary formulation of electromagnetic frequencies of each molecule and using photocatalytic laser technology to modulate the molecular bond vibrations - causing an optimized restructuring of those molecules - resulting in a higher surface area for molecules to react.  CATALATE™ BROCHURE.

The technology has been developed for more than 20 years in Japan and Canada under the direction of Dr. Thomas Saito, Co-founder and Formula Development Advisor of CBW and a world pioneer in the field of bioenergetics. Technical descriptions of the technology may be found in the accompanying document; Catalate™ Technology Overview, by Sunny Sukwon Kim, PhD, Nicolae Iosif, Ph. D. and John Stewart, Ph.D.

Catalate has been tested internally and on the field with consistent results.