TimeWaver vs. Healy: Which System is Right for Me? | Silke Wismann

TimeWaver vs. Healy: Which System is Right for Me?

TimeWaver and Healy – two names that keep coming up in the world of frequency technology. Both systems work with frequencies, both come from the same corporate environment, both promise support for your wellbeing. But: They are fundamentally different. In this article, as someone who has been using both systems for years, I explain the most important differences, similarities, and which system is suitable for whom.

The Basics: What is What?

Before we get into the comparison, let's briefly clarify what TimeWaver and Healy actually are.

Healy is a portable, certified medical device that transmits individualized microfrequencies to your body via electrodes or quantum sensor (Coil). It's small (fits in your pocket), mobile, and designed for daily use. Healy is aimed at private individuals who want to integrate frequency work into their daily lives.

TimeWaver is a stationary information field system primarily developed for therapists, coaches, and consultants. It doesn't work directly on the body but analyzes and harmonizes the information field – a kind of "energetic fingerprint" of a person, animal, place, or system. TimeWaver is significantly larger, more expensive, and more complex than Healy.

Important: Both systems come from the environment of Nuno Nina and Marcus Schmieke, but they have different areas of application and target groups.

The Big Comparison: TimeWaver vs. Healy

Here's an overview of the most important differences:

| Aspect | Healy | TimeWaver | |------------|-----------|---------------| | Size | Palm-sized, mobile | Stationary, suitcase size | | Price | $799 - $4,599 | From $12,000 (depending on model) | | Target group | Private individuals, beginners | Therapists, coaches, professionals | | Application | Self-application, daily | Professional sessions, analyses | | Technology | Microfrequencies (electrical) | Information field technolo