Are Your Balls Made of Plastic?

Hey friend,

What you wear is more than your style and more than your look.

It’s about how that look makes you feel.

While we’ve been conditioned to chase aesthetics.
Trends. Logos. Hype.

We forget that what touches our skin affects our mind and body.

Our skin is like a sponge…
It absorbs the light, breathes in air, and takes in whatever fabric it touches.

Modern fabrics like polyester, rayon, nylon, vibrate at the same level as a diseased body that is 15 mHz in frequency and vibration.

And this is where it gets worse:

A 2024 study published in Toxicological Sciences found microplastics in 100% of human testicle samples examined. And guess what the most common plastic was?

Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)—the same compound found in polyester underwear.

So when you're wearing those comfy-looking briefs...

You're slowly cooking your jewels in plastic that may directly impact fertility, testosterone, and long-term vitality.

But when you wear high-vibrational fabrics like:

• Wool (5000 mHz) - Naturally antibacterial, doesn’t retain odor, and regulates body temperature - keeping you warm in cold and cool in heat.
  

• Linen (5000 mHz) - Breathable, antimicrobial, and thermoregulating. Also one of the oldest sacred fabrics used in Egyptian priesthood.
  

• Organic cotton (70–110 mHz) - Gentle on the skin, free from pesticides, and biocompatible with your body’s natural frequency.

Your body absorbs it and you feel the difference.

This isn’t wishy-washy. This is about resonance, vibration and frequency.

High-vibrational fabrics help you feel lighter, calmer and less reactive.

And if you want to upgrade not just your feel but your look too?

Pair your high-vitality clothes with the Ajna Pendant

Crafted with intention and backed by bioenergetic research, the Ajna Pendant is scientifically shown to support:

• Calmness under pressure
  

• Improved focus and clarity
  

• Protection from stress and energy drain

And it boosts your energy while complementing your outfits.

Stay vital,

Orpheus