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grachtengordel
14-10-2009, 03:51 PM
I was wondering if you have come across 'bio resonance' machines. do they work? I am open minded on the issue and the concept is interesting to me but if i search on internet , most articles (like super-smug ben goldache) dismiss it as bunk. this makes me think it probably works.

I saw an interview by 'project cam-a-lot' with a guy named 'pete peterson' (middle name probably peter) and he mentioned his invention that sounded much like this 'bio resonance' tech. he was coy about his product tho as he said it was supressed and dismissed as bunk

any experience with this?

nicholaq
14-10-2009, 06:42 PM
I was wondering if you have come across 'bio resonance' machines. do they work? I am open minded on the issue and the concept is interesting to me but if i search on internet , most articles (like super-smug ben goldache) dismiss it as bunk. this makes me think it probably works.

I saw an interview by 'project cam-a-lot' with a guy named 'pete peterson' (middle name probably peter) and he mentioned his invention that sounded much like this 'bio resonance' tech. he was coy about his product tho as he said it was supressed and dismissed as bunk

any experience with this?

I also saw that interview. I think Project Camelots brilliant.
If you come across any info regarding the equipment that he was talking about. Please send it my way, thankyou.x

mikelambert
15-10-2009, 07:50 PM
I was wondering if you have come across 'bio resonance' machines. do they work? I am open minded on the issue and the concept is interesting to me but if i search on internet , most articles (like super-smug ben goldache) dismiss it as bunk. this makes me think it probably works.

I saw an interview by 'project cam-a-lot' with a guy named 'pete peterson' (middle name probably peter) and he mentioned his invention that sounded much like this 'bio resonance' tech. he was coy about his product tho as he said it was supressed and dismissed as bunk

any experience with this?

Hello thank you for placing a post. We have a bio-resonance instrument, a photon resonance instrument, and a VEGA instrument amongst our fairly comprehensive range of diagnostic indicator technology. I have been fortunate to be associated with those at European universities (medical doctors) who evaluate these units, and in my experience there definitely exists good and bad technology. After all these are only tools, and there are factors that can interfere with their performance, such as magnetic fields, and computers operating in the same area. Generally these instruments rely upon the training and clinical experience of the operator.
My own opinion is that resonance and in particularly photon (light) will be the way things should go in the future. However, some might say this would be the worst nightmare of Big Pharma. Again in my opinion, I think that there are some suspect units out there, but if you have enough money to promote them, I suppose they sell. I am not knowingly aware of pete peterson or his instrument so I can't comment. But, I would never deliberately dismiss anything. Remember "what the thinker thinks. the prover proves"

grachtengordel
17-10-2009, 10:16 AM
I also saw that interview. I think Project Camelots brilliant.
If you come across any info regarding the equipment that he was talking about. Please send it my way, thankyou.x

I'm VERY suspicious about project cam-a-lot but i liked 'pete peterson' he seemed like a genuine and 'nice' guy

haven't found much but have not looked for much info, another thing i will 'get round to' sometime.

I did have a quick 'treatment' with a 'bio-resonance' machine and felt much the same tho i did feel great the next day when i got up, better than i had felt in weeks

grachtengordel
17-10-2009, 10:18 AM
hI mIKE, THANKS FOR THE REPLY (OOPS caps on)

Generally these instruments rely upon the training and clinical experience of the operator.

YES. I'm sure experience is essential to operating these machines well. I had a go on a bio-resonance machine called something like 'scion' , it had wrist, ankle and head 'lectrode' and was 'run' by a laptop PC with software 'crunching the numbers' as it fired synthetic 'waves signitures' of many thousand different substances at me.

nicholaq
18-10-2009, 12:03 AM
I'm VERY suspicious about project cam-a-lot but i liked 'pete peterson' he seemed like a genuine and 'nice' guy

haven't found much but have not looked for much info, another thing i will 'get round to' sometime.

I did have a quick 'treatment' with a 'bio-resonance' machine and felt much the same tho i did feel great the next day when i got up, better than i had felt in weeks

Hi Grachtengorden thats really interesting.
I just need to find some kind of natural pain control method.
What was the small instrument called Pete Peterson was describing? the one that you rub on your fingers?:)

grachtengordel
20-10-2009, 09:59 AM
Hi Grachtengorden thats really interesting.
I just need to find some kind of natural pain control method.
What was the small instrument called Pete Peterson was describing? the one that you rub on your fingers?:)

have you tried accupuncture? peterson seems to base his machines on the same 'meridian' points. I did feel good the day after using the bio-resonance, but that was more energised rather than pain relief i think. its probably more of a diagnostic machine. tho maybe i underestimate its power to heal. I think sorting out our chakras and energy flow can help reduce pain.

depend on your condition.

mikelambert
19-11-2009, 09:52 PM
have you tried accupuncture? peterson seems to base his machines on the same 'meridian' points. I did feel good the day after using the bio-resonance, but that was more energised rather than pain relief i think. its probably more of a diagnostic machine. tho maybe i underestimate its power to heal. I think sorting out our chakras and energy flow can help reduce pain.

depend on your condition.
Pretty well all Bio Resonance instruments operate on the meridian system. Meridians are electro-magnetic photon driven super highways of information, and therefore are measurable. If you go to The Shen Clinic site and click on Meridians you can see a computer enhanced picture of them.
It is not so much if Bio Res. instruments work, so much as which ones do. I have been associated with the outcomes of research into these units for over a decade and according to my associates some of them could be considered a joke, whilst a select few in the right hands can be of great value.
As I have said before we have several at the Shen, and I am researching one now for the Russians, and will be taking delivery of another newly developed instrument on Monday from the USA. As always I have an aversion to sales claims and the exploitation of desperate people. Many of whom are unwell, and not that well off. So as the Greek maxim says: "buyer beware".

jolinemaria
20-11-2009, 06:47 AM
There's several brands out there.
I guess the principle is all the same.
There is SCIO, EtaScan etc..
Just google on it there is a lot of info out on the net.
I am right now with a practitioner who uses B.E.S.T.
Helps me get rid of a funghi infection.

grachtengordel
28-11-2009, 08:52 PM
Pretty well all Bio Resonance instruments operate on the meridian system. Meridians are electro-magnetic photon driven super highways of information, and therefore are measurable.

thanks for the reply, i like your description of the 'meridians' , that makes a lot of sense, it certainly 'resonates' with me (arf, arf) . will check out those diagrams

grachtengordel
28-11-2009, 08:53 PM
There's several brands out there.
I guess the principle is all the same.
There is SCIO, EtaScan etc..
Just google on it there is a lot of info out on the net.
I am right now with a practitioner who uses B.E.S.T.
Helps me get rid of a funghi infection.

SCIO, that was the one i had ' a go on'