Father Luis and son Leon Schwarzenberger worked on a device for a few years to improve sleep. On Puls 4, the Tyroleans can present their product for a jury. Of course both hope for a deal.
Improve the health and quality of life of people: Tyrolean Luis Schwarzenberger and his son Leon are dedicated to this goal. The senior is also the inventor of the well-known physiothermal infrared cabins. In recent years, the father-son team has worked well on another project.
The result is a small, handy device that should have a big impact. At least the two inventors promise. It was baptized “cell activator”. When visiting the “Tyrolean Krone”, the two explain that “it increases the air quality in all bedrooms via the so-called Light-Eyro-ion technology”.
DUO trusts some scientific studies
The duo has also commissioned studies. “The scientifically proven effects of the device are a maximum of 90 percent fewer pollutants and pathogens in the bedroom, up to 22 percent stronger immune refuge in children and adults, as well as faster relaxation and better sleep quality,” explain Luis and Leon Schwarzenberger.
To date you have already sold around 1000 pieces of the device. “Users report better sleep, increased energy and a noticeable stress reduction.” To make the device work optimally, it has to work all year round. “However, the electricity costs are only ten cents a month,” assured Father Luis.
Large appearance on TV on “2 minutes 2 million”
The long -term entrepreneur reveals that a physicist was also involved in the development of the device. “Our aim was to enable people to have a clean, healthy room air that improves their sleep and makes it healthier in the long term,” adds Son Leon.
On Thursday (8:15 pm) the duo has a big appearance for it. Because the two Tyroleans will present their device in the “2 minutes 2 million” program on Puls 4 of the jury. “We hope it will be well received and someone does deal with us,” says Luis and Leon.
Source: Krone
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