ENERGY4LIFE WEARABLE AIMS TO DETECT, CORRECT AND PROTECT EMOTIONAL HUMAN ENERGY
Entrepreneur Harry Massey developed the wearable after suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome for nearly a decade
Harry Massey’s lifelong goal to detect, correct and protect human energy has led to the creation of Energy4Life, a wearable set to hit the consumer market this year.
Massey, who spent nearly a decade suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome after an ice climbing accident, has channeled his challenges into multiple healthcare companies focused on bioenergetics – the biology of energy in living systems – including the latest, Energy4Life.
“I mismanaged my energy when I was young,” said Massey, 47. “I was meant to recover instead of push, push, push. … Everything I had been working for to help people detect, correct and protect their energy is in this wearable. I’ve been thinking about this for more than 20 years.”
Energy4Life has raised $2 million out of its initial $5 million raise, said Massey, who added he’s preparing to launch the wearable in Q4 of this year.
Massey said bioenergetics is “going to revolutionize medicine by making it cost less, create less side effects and, most importantly, more effective than chemistry-based solutions.”
He cited numerous research, including Golden Gate Capital’s $250 million nonprofit dedicated to researching the fields of the body.
Energy4Life’s board includes Dr. Hemal Patel, Vice-Chair of Medical Research at University of California at San Diego. Studies led by Patel have shown using the wearable is able to increase the production of stem cells, along with increasing resilience of the cell membrane from environmental damage. Further studies are being conducted on its ability to aid energy & emotional management, reducing stress, improving sleep and energy when needed. The board also includes Mindshare Founder JJ Virgin, Wellness Investor Kitty Stonebrunner, and President of Institute of Integrative Nutrition Marcello Anzalone.
He cited numerous research, including Golden Gate Capital’s $250 million nonprofit dedicated to researching the fields of the body.
Energy4Life’s board includes Dr. Hemal Patel, Vice-Chair of Medical Research at University of California at San Diego. Studies led by Patel have shown using the wearable is able to increase the production of stem cells, along with increasing resilience of the cell membrane from environmental damage. Further studies are being conducted on its ability to aid energy & emotional management, reducing stress, improving sleep and energy when needed. The board also includes Mindshare Founder JJ Virgin, Wellness Investor Kitty Stonebrunner, and President of Institute of Integrative Nutrition Marcello Anzalone.
“Our body of work is in researching the field-based control system of the body, versus the well researched chemical-based one,” Massey said.
“This research sits on top of giants like Albert Einstein – the field is the sole governing force of the particle – and Professor Fritz-Albert Popp who researched biophoton emission and communication in the body.”
Energy4Life detects users’ physical and emotional energy through their pulse, then corrects energy in real time by providing researched photon based biosignatures through the wearable. The protection of energy is delivered through in-app personalized meditations and biofeedback.
Anxiety and stress are at incredibly high levels. According to a survey by the American Psychology Association: 79 percent of employees said they experienced work-related stress, and 44 percent reported physical fatigue—a 38 percent increase since 2019.
In addition, when it comes to Millennials, the largest adult population, The Shaklee U.S. Health and Wellness Study found that since the pandemic began: 60 percent are concerned they may have “permanently low energy levels”; and 65 percent report that “stress is getting in the way of my happiness, success, and overall fulfillment in other areas of my life.”
“When you restore your energy, your body’s healing system starts to work,” Massey said. “Emotional stress, especially since Covid, is one of the largest components in energy mismanagement.”
Massey discovered his own complete lack of energy began after an ice climbing fall when he was 21. After the accident, he tried a few more climbing trips and eventually a full water fast to attempt to regain energy, but nothing within Chemistry based medicine worked. Instead, he wound up at his parents’ home for more than 7 years, including a great deal of time spent in a wheelchair.
He finally would discover Bioenergenetics and mailed a letter to the leading professor in the field, Peter Fraser. In the following years, Massey admitted he essentially was Fraser’s “Guinea pig” with his experiments. The pair started a bioenergenetic company for practitioners called NES Health that now has helped more than 150 000 people regain their energy.
“I hated being stuck at home and, when I started, I only had the strength to work a few hours a day, so I wanted to create an online business where I wouldn’t have to leave my house,” Massey said. “I realized that if I could figure it out, I could get my health back and help other people get their health back as well.”
“When I started, wearables and the technology to create something like Energy4Life didn’t exist, but now technology has caught up, with the wearable being a way to help people at their homes overcome chronic fatigue like I did,” Massey added.
Massey said he wants the wearable to showcase the life-altering effects of Bioenergenetics and a movement in the world “where our environment is set up for our body to heal, our minds to calm down and our spirits to shine.”
“Our mission of restoring humanity’s energy for life extends beyond our lifetimes until the day bioenergetics becomes a conscious choice for everyone,” Massey said.