Your daughter’s diaper touches her skin 24 hours a day. Your favorite hoodie was dyed with chemicals not disclosed on the label. The tissue you grabbed off the counter this morning came from a mill that treats paper with resin so it holds together while wet. None of this makes headlines, and none of it feels urgent enough to change. It just accumulates, in a body built for wool and cotton and bare feet on dirt, not polyester and nylon and vinyl flooring.
In 2024, researchers publishing in Environment International tested blood from twenty healthy volunteers and found microplastic particles in 90 percent of the samples. Twenty-four different polymer types turned up, polyethylene most of all, the same plastic used in shopping bags and shampoo bottles. Nobody in that study worked in a plastics plant or lived downstream from a landfill. They ate lunch, wore socks, and drank from the wrong cups, same as the rest of us.
You can buy the organic groceries, filter the water, and upgrade the mattress, and still spend 14 hours a day layered in synthetic fabric, sitting on synthetic carpet, surrounded by plastic you can’t see and didn’t choose. You can’t opt out of modern life. The real question is: what can you do about the parts you can’t remove?
The technology that powers beeem™makes it so that it’s one less thing you have to worry about
If you were part of the Seizing Happy® ecosystem last year, you likely remember Wendy Cohn-Osborne from the stage at Move Breathe Grow: Florida’s #1 Event for Women Entrepreneurs. She was one of our speakers, and some of you tried her first frequency product, CODE Health, a sublingual supplement, during the breathwork session. Wendy is back, and this time she’s bringing something new to our wellness shelf.
It’s called beeem™, a handheld device that layers four technologies – light, frequency, magnetics, and plasma – into a fifteen-second treatment that beams red or green light to elevate the frequency of what you’re consuming or wearing.
The logic starts with something less mystical than it sounds: your body already runs on signals. It’s why an EKG can read your heartbeat and an MRI can read your tissue, both machines built to listen to electrical communication happening inside you every second. beeem™, the green light, is for anything that touches your skin or lives in your home: clothing, shoes, bedding. beeem™, the red light, is for what you eat and drink: water, coffee, supplements.
Hold either one against an object for fifteen seconds, and according to Wendy, you’ve introduced frequency information modeled on materials your body already recognizes; like linen, wool, cotton, instead of the synthetic signal it was getting before. Each beeem™ device is priced at $199. Compare that to the higher-end red light devices flooding the biohacking market and beeem™’s price tag makes it a must-own for your wellness cabinet.
beeem™was born from a fateful conversation between Wendy and an inventor
The device traces back to inventor Pierre Andre, who approached Wendy at a conference two and a half years ago. That conversation led to the CODE Quartz, a gemstone infused with targeted frequencies. Then it eventually led to beeem™ once Pierre folded in magnetic and plasma technology. Wendy describes the body’s magnetic field the way you’d describe a phone battery. Run it low, and everything slows down. Keep it charged, and everything works better: digestion, sleep, focus.
beeem™’s early testing runs through Quantum Reflex Analysis, or QRA, a patented, certified form of muscle testing used by trained energy practitioners. In those assessments, certain clothing and everyday materials tested as energetic stressors before treatment. After a fifteen-second beeem application, the same items no longer tested as stressors, even after multiple washes. A second round is underway now. Live blood microscopy is comparing subjects before and after use. The results were still pending at the time BioBiz Magazine™’s latest issue went to print.
Wendy’s tagline for all of this is simple: when you can’t eliminate it, elevate it. Nobody expects you to trade your dry-wick leggings for linen or hand-wash cloth diapers at midnight.
beeem™’s bet is that you don’t have to give up the conveniences of modern life to stop paying for them with your energy. For the founders reading this who are already stretched thin optimizing everything else, that might be the most useful trade on the shelf.
