Hi Jill, Thank you for all this info! From what you say, I don't think I would be interested in the radionics TREATMENT (sounds scary!), but the diagnosis sounds interesting. I live in CA., and I am fairly certain radionics has been outlawed in the US. Not sure though. I had allergy testing w/Radionics as a child when it was still legal, and it was incredibly accurate (this was in Oregon in mid 80's).
But the NAET stuff sounds interesting. I will check into that - I know there are practitioners across the nation (I've seen the directory online somewhere). Thanks! :-) _jason_ On 5/25/05 6:08 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > The computer program used for NAET can check for upwards of 20,000 different > items you may be allergic to. There are several other computer programs that > also can check for allergies based on blockage of the meridian energy flow, as > tested on acupuncture points in the hands and feet. > > I recently experienced a treatment with a device that is a radionics system. > It costs $18,000, not including the computer. The patient wears a headband > and ankle band hooked up to a computer. The machine scans the patient's body > for around 20,000 areas in several minutes. Next it prioritizes the main > problems, and suggests "treatment". It finds the most important areas that > need treating, according to the program. Then it gives a radionic treatment, > and tells the operator at what percentage the treatment has been completed. > For instance, if the machine discovers that hormonal imbalance is one of your > most significant problems, it will then treat you for the imbalance > radionically, and the operator can read to what extent this treatment has been > accomplished. If you are fortunate enough to have the imbalance corrected to > 100%, a bell will ring, and the computer screen offers congratulations! > > I have an SE-5 radionics machine that performs measuring and treatment also, > but it requires sensitivity to the galvanic skin resistance plate, and very > considerable knowledge of the human body in order to use this successfully. > Like any powerful force, radionics can harm as well as help. You might > consider it to be similar to magic--there are both the white and black > varieties. Unfortunately, even if the radionics machine operator wishes to do > "white magic", he/she may actually be harming the patient. (Radionics systems > can and have been developed for use as weapons.) The expensive device I am > referring to in the above paragraph is supposed to turn itself off before > producing harm; unfortunately, in my case, it turned itself off immediately > AFTER causing very high blood pressure, which took me several months to > reduce. So, I am leary of placing my body at the mercy of some computer > program, not to mention an operator, or both, who cannot have the seemingly > infinite understanding with which the body was created and operates. > > Aside from the misuse problem with radionics machines, there is also the > problem with lack of efficacy. Although the radionic DIAGNOSTIC abilities are > unsurpassed, when either using a preprogrammed machine such as the expensive > one mentioned above, or a cheaper device with an experienced operator, the > treatment effects are, in my experience (I have also had considerable > experience with being treated through experienced operators of the SE-5) not > so great. I have investigated many alternative treatments and techniques over > 40 years, and a few of them are really phenomenal--meaning the person was > terminal and recovered completely, and quickly. With radionics, the energies > only impact the etheric body, which then affects the physical body. Due to > this step-down treatment effect, the machine doesn't make the > "knock-your-socks-off" difference I have found with a few techniques and > treatment methods. When I had a treatment done with the expensive radionics > unit, I quizzed the operator carefully to find out what its efficacy is. I > was extremely underimpressed about what was told to me. That is why I stopped > considering the purchase of this unit. > > I you like, I can locate the web site and phone number for the expensive > radionics unit. This site will also give practitioners of this device. > Anyone can be listed as a practitioner; there is no quality control. You just > buy the unit, and they list you. > > I hope I am helping to limit what can be an exhausting search for you, when > you already are not feeling well. > > Sincerely, > _jason_ _________ ________ _______ _____ ____ ___ __ _ _ _ -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
