DXN London
Ganotherapy presentation in Great Britain
Ganotherapy is a very simple alternative therapy that can bring relief to many sick people by stimulating the body’s self-healing powers. So it’s not the supplements used in Ganotherapy that heal, it’s you healing yourself. And more importantly, those who use it as a preventative measure are not plagued by physical ailments.
In June 2024, we were invited to the UK by DXN London, where we gave a full-day seminar to a small but enthusiastic audience. We hoped to pass on useful advice not only on treatment but also on prevention. The business opportunities were also discussed as DXN not only offers consumers excellent supplements but also has a solution to help everyone get their own dose.
DXN London
DXN currently – in the summer of 2024 – has an unofficial, so-called virtual headquarters in London, but the London office of DXN has been announced for the end of the year. In any case, consumers have had easy access to ganotherapeutic products for years.
Ganotherapy lecture and holiday
DXN was extremely generous and not only paid for our flight, but also provided us with a small apartment in Kidbrook where we could stay for several days. This gave us time to explore London again. This time we were able to see the sights from the Uber boat on the Thames, e.g. the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, the London Eye, the Shard, which we had already climbed last year, and the Sky Garden, which we were also able to climb this time.
Special features of London
When it comes to London, we’re sure we’re guessing at something. Last year we were there just in time for the Coronation, so we were able to enjoy the lockdowns and bans that came with it. In Chinatown, we signed a petition against organ donation trafficking and went to an ABBA concert at the ABBA Arena. This year, we inadvertently took part in a Sikh demonstration and learned how to get from one side of the street to the other through a steaming crowd. And we also walked through the Portobello Road market in Nothing Hill, where the filming for the movie “My Partner is a Star” took place. And let’s not forget the Frameless exhibition. A fantastic exhibition in which famous paintings are animated by artificial intelligence. You can see a few moments of it in the video above.
The way home
And somehow the journey home is always inconvenient. Last year, the flight was delayed by an hour and a half, and when we landed in Schwechat, we could only take the train as far as Vienna because there are no more trains after midnight. And the main station is closed at night. So we wandered the streets in the cold May night like homeless people.
This year it happened to us in London because we got on a train to Stansted that didn’t go to Stansted Airport, but only a few stops away, then just back again. In a panic, we got off at the next stop, where there were no trains to Stansted Airport. When we arrived at the airport and got on the internal train to the gate, there was a fire alarm and everything was closed. So our flight was delayed again, but luckily we were in Schwechat by 7pm so at least we had a train home to St. Pölten.
Many thanks to DXN London for the invitation, it was an unforgettable experience, we would love to come back.
