All matter on Earth contains positive and negative energy particles. Environments containing sewage and pollution, contain excessive levels of negative energy particles (NEP-). Excessive NEP- volumes create Reactive Oxygen Species (“ROS”), a strong oxidizer which is detrimental to living organisms including microbes and their enzyme production. EBD units are placed around the wastewater tanks and interconnected piping concentrate positive energy particles (PEP+) to the treatment zone. By creating an energy particle balance between NEP- and PEP+ levels, the atomic frequencies of all matter situated above, below and within the EBD treatment perimeter, are naturally optimized causing indigenous microorganisms present within the EBD balanced perimeter to become much more active and much more prolific. By naturally enhancing native microbial life in wastewater and optimizing the atomic excited states and frequencies, the EBD systems effectively and consistently solve the wastewater treatment problems listed above in a clean, non-intrusive, natural and sustainable way. By installing the EBD systems around the sewage tanks, and/or along the sewage pipes, missing electrons on the outermost orbit of oxygen atoms are obtained from free electrons present in the contaminated environment. Thus, oxidizing, destructive and unstable Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), reverts back into stable oxygen which is indispensable for healthy microbial propagation.