This study investigated the potential of the Leela Quantum Jacket to neutralize the bioenergetic effects of cytotoxic stress factors and electromagnetic stress factors (EMSF). The study was conducted under controlled laboratory conditions using BioEnergetic Synchronization Analysis (BESA) to assess the energetic impact of these stressors on test participants before and after wearing the Leela Quantum Jacket.

Study Design: The study focused on test subjects who were exposed to a range of cytotoxic stress factors, including cytokines such as furins, inflammasomes, and viroporins, which are involved in immunological and inflammatory processes, particularly in the lungs and respiratory tract. These stressors were introduced via digital test ampoules. Participants were also exposed to EMSF from common office equipment, including WLAN, smart meters, monitors, and smartphones. BESA tests were conducted in two phases: baseline measurements without the Leela Quantum Jacket and post-exposure measurements with the Leela Quantum Jacket.

Results: The BESA tests showed significant changes in the participants’ bioenergetic status after exposure to the Leela Quantum Jacket. The data indicated that the jacket had a measurable effect on neutralizing the bioenergetic deregulations caused by the cytotoxic stressors and EMSF. Specifically, the jacket facilitated a shift in measurements from highly deregulated states toward more optimal energetic values, suggesting its ability to harmonize or neutralize the adverse effects of these stress factors.