An acquaintance told me about regular visits to a Functional Medicine Man who utilizes a diagnostic tool that can detect all kinds of health problems. I told my husband about it, we both raised our eyebrows and said: "Yeah, right". Despite our skepticism and because this acquaintance had been so enthusiastic about the results of her treatment, we decided to book an appointment also. It took 6 months to get in. I was seated in front of a computer screen, wearing a pair of headphones (and clothes of course! 😊) and a program was started where I was being scanned like items at the supermarket. One organ after another was displayed on the computer at dizzying speed. Afterwards, the operator went over what he considered to be my main health concerns. He especially mentioned difficulties in the area of my bile ducts. Because I had filled out a lengthy questionnaire beforehand, my husband and I were still skeptical about the whole event. Nevertheless, I had a follow-up consultation 2 months later and about that same time the bile duct problems were indicated on a CT scan at the cancer center. This time I did not fill out any questionnaire. I figured that as the scanner was so good at finding difficulties, it should do so without my help. The scanner picked up a trace of blood in my urine (which I have had for years), some difficulty in my lungs and that I had a gastro infection (which I had just gotten over from). Dave and I became a little less skeptical. But we switched to a naturopathic doctor with the same kind of diagnostic tool due to the fact that the Functional Medicine Man was too interested in peddling his lotions and potions and had no credentials to his name.
With the naturopath I also wear headphones, sit in front of the computer screen and have to place the palm of my hands on a metal pad. Again the computer flashes images of organs and body parts at dazzling speed. The practitioner shows you where your major trouble spots are and will prescribe supplements accordingly. The brand name of the tool is Sensitiv Imago.
Now this was a long way around to describe what is called Bio-Resonance Technology. There is no radiation involved. It works with wave lengths and radio-frequencies and such. Too much information to put into this post. But check out the links below if you are intrigued.
As far as my acquaintance is concerned, she had a double mastectomy about 5 years ago, refused any chemo treatment offered to her, has been seeing the Functional Medicine Man for the last 4 1/5 years or so and is doing very well. And Dave and I are a lot less skeptical, to the point that my husband is on the waiting list to be scanned also.
https://sensitivimagousa.com/bioresonance-machines/technologymechanism-of-information-retrieval/
on YouTube: look for videos from Dr. Nick Baboulas in the series: Sensitiv Imago Bioresonance Diagnostics Part 3 is called: What a physical scan of organs/tissues looks like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byegqo7L7Xk And Part 4: What a patient is doing during a scan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ily0B4Ngcg
Not sure when I'll be back. It may be a while. Take care! SanTeh!
This is a topic, that of an energy medicine modality, that I have always been interested in. Using ones electromagnetic information to pinpoint health concerns and diagnose disease has limited research at this time. I could find research that pertained to allergies, rheumatoid arthritis, cancer and fibromyalgia with varying degrees of success. Hopefully more research will be undertaken in the near future. It's wonderful to hear that your acquaintance has been doing so well with this treatment. Thanks for posting this information Irm. Sending lots of love, Sharon and Ross xoxo
ReplyDeleteChecking in on you, Irm! D & I have had a cough for the past few weeks, so haven't wanted to bring it to you. We read what you wrote for teachers' magazine ... very good article! Thanks for sharing that. Take care & we hope to see you one day soon.
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