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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 15, 2023 4:29:31 GMT
In the light of controversial efficacy claims made by Big Pharma and the FDA over their Covid mRNA vaccines …. that arguably failed to deliver lasting effective immunity from catching Covid 19 … yet delivered to some people … quite damaging symptoms - and in some cases, premature death …. …… Are we now embroiled in the controversy of State-sanctioned ‘quackery’??! …. To kick this topic off …. here is an odd case where we have the FDA ironically making rulings on other strange medical claims … they term ‘Quackery’. After demonising Homeopathy …. quackwatch.org/related/Tests/xrroid/ Dr(?) Bill Nelson (highlighted by Bancroft - thanks B.👍) … and his weird Xrroid electronic device … Is Bio-resonance the new frontier that can be damaging or beneficial … if used with real expertise? |
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Post by bancroft on Jun 15, 2023 14:48:17 GMT
He is quite old now must be late 60's maybe even 70's.
He allegedly claimed it could cure cancer and then got prosecuted, he won and then was going to be tried again and he got a warning allegedly by the CIA to get out of the country. He took it seriously and went to Europe.
It is very good at looking deep into the body giving you the chance to make changes to avoid disease.
It does recommend natural remedies like dietary changes and, nutritional supplements, homeopathic remedies and even flower essences.
It can also channel electrical energy into the body by carbon electrodes.
It is not a panacea yet at times seems like one.
When my Mother was having things like Barium injected this picked up an anti-oxidsnt would keep the symptoms at bay as long as she kept her capuccinos limited.
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Post by johnofgwent on Jun 16, 2023 6:53:45 GMT
Well, biofeedback is hardly new. Gun Shot Residue (sorry, I meant Galvanic Skin Response) meters are in common use in hypnotherapy and meditation relaxation techniques that DEMONSTRABLY work for reduction of stress, I don't need then to command increases / reductions in capillary blood flow (a party trick i learned about 50 years ago) which has allowed me to avoid some nasty topical burns and scalds over the years
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 16, 2023 6:56:54 GMT
He is quite old now must be late 60's maybe even 70's. He allegedly claimed it could cure cancer and then got prosecuted, he won and then was going to be tried again and he got a warning allegedly by the CIA to get out of the country. He took it seriously and went to Europe. It is very good at looking deep into the body giving you the chance to make changes to avoid disease. It does recommend natural remedies like dietary changes and, nutritional supplements, homeopathic remedies and even flower essences. It can also channel electrical energy into the body by carbon electrodes. It is not a panacea yet at times seems like one. When my Mother was having things like Barium injected this picked up an anti-oxidsnt would keep the symptoms at bay as long as she kept her capuccinos limited. Interesting why the CIA got involved in an FDA matter? …. Would you refute … from your personal experiences with this ‘therapy’ …the inference of the OP article that this box, electrodes(?) and software was ‘just another snake oil remedy’? Can you explain exactly how you think this treatment worked? …. and how it might damage someone? |
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 16, 2023 7:15:31 GMT
Well, biofeedback is hardly new. Gun Shot Residue (sorry, I meant Galvanic Skin Response) meters are in common use in hypnotherapy and meditation relaxation techniques that DEMONSTRABLY work for reduction of stress, I don't need then to command increases / reductions in capillary blood flow (a party trick i learned about 50 years ago) which has allowed me to avoid some nasty topical burns and scalds over the years Odd that years ago the CIA got involved and advised this pseudo-therapist to leave the country … yet now similar devices are acceptable? … or is this expensive electronic box project …. designed to look complex yet delivers nothing of real benefit to health? …. similar to the Covid jab … in many people’s experience … repeatedly jabbing regularly … yet still getting Covid! …. a fact Government Health advisors hid from the Public. Can you give more detail on the condition you had and exactly how you cured it ? Topical or tropical burns? |
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Post by bancroft on Jun 16, 2023 11:43:54 GMT
Interesting why the CIA got involved in an FDA matter? …. Would you refute … from your personal experiences with this ‘therapy’ …the inference of the OP article that this box, electrodes(?) and software was ‘just another snake oil remedy’? Can you explain exactly how you think this treatment worked? …. and how it might damage someone? I didn't hear anyone question him on that, so I can't add any more though would say it might not have been the CIA yet another shady group that did not want an ex-NSA person in the dock and he might have just assumed it was the CIA for effect. I recall my ex was so impressed by the device she bought one and went on to help others with it. The practitioner also got a hard lump out of my daughters neck yet she had diarroeah and my ex- phoned 4 days later and she run a radionics program and the diarroeah stopped. My ex was horrified when she heard he had gone all transvestite, I asked if the machine was still working. 'Yeah, its brilliant, it's really neat' and I said forget him just focus on what it can do. I don't how the radionics work, the other therapy converts electricity into frequencies that the body can utilise. When I asked her once about fertility treament 8/10 clients had got pregnant that had been trying for ages. I personally think vaccines are snake oil, no double blind and placebo at the outset just volumes of stats data to back it up it helps prevent disease yet it was introduced at the same time as mega money was spent on building sewers to prevent clean drinking water being spoiled. My mum later got a stone in her ureter and she passed blood, the GP suggested it would be the vitamin C tablets she was taking. The device said oxalic acid was the culprit. 10 days later she was advised it was oxalic acid, that comes from strawberries, spinach and tea. She drank a lot of tea. |
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Post by johnofgwent on Jun 16, 2023 11:51:10 GMT
Well, biofeedback is hardly new. Gun Shot Residue (sorry, I meant Galvanic Skin Response) meters are in common use in hypnotherapy and meditation relaxation techniques that DEMONSTRABLY work for reduction of stress, I don't need then to command increases / reductions in capillary blood flow (a party trick i learned about 50 years ago) which has allowed me to avoid some nasty topical burns and scalds over the years Odd that years ago the CIA got involved and advised this pseudo-therapist to leave the country … yet now similar devices are acceptable? … or is this expensive electronic box project …. designed to look complex yet delivers nothing of real benefit to health? …. similar to the Covid jab … in many people’s experience … repeatedly jabbing regularly … yet still getting Covid! …. a fact Government Health advisors hid from the Public. Can you give more detail on the condition you had and exactly how you cured it ? Topical or tropical burns? ok in my case this goes way back. I had a problem with what i suppose you’d call panic attacks and partly by reading up on it, partly by chatting to my dentist (who used these techniques as part of treatment) i learned a few ways to basically chill out. I’m good at it. I can quite literally detach myself from where i am and imagine myself somewhere else. For having teeth drilled or uncomfortable medical shit i find visualising myself on tbe beach ursuja andress walks out of in Dr No …. Lots of people have severe problems with a colonoscopy and tbats why they offer pharmaceutical sedation. The sadist doing mine refused to give me any saying my dodgy ticker was a problem, but the gas and air entonox alternative didn’t work either. Do it was down to me to meditate my way out of feeling tbe pain. My eldest has inherited / lesrned tbe trick she had a bloody root canal done without anaesthesia the quack was gobsmacked. In my case i just visualise ehat i want to happen and it does. It’s not to be messed with, i can quite literally think my way to overriding tachycardia snd respiration levels but having started the override it takes a while for the normal automated system to kick back in. Like the blonde in the jokes i literally do have to remember to breathe in and out When my mate trained up as a hypnotherapist we decided to see if we could put ourselves into trance (which is no more than an autopilot state, like when you are driving and realise you have driven sixty miles down the motorway but don't remember doing it) while a road repair crew were jackhammering the road outside the room. We succeeded In all these things the device some people use to measure the degree of relaxation is called a galvanic response meter. It’s like the electrodes of a lie detector. Under stress you sweat and your salty sweat is conductive. Thats how the measurement works. If my friend or i do something like touch the hot end of a 15 watt soldering iron by accident we can both focus snd increase blood flow to the tissues to reduce / avoid blistering. Incan also shut off tbe pain receptors - he can’t None if this will save you from third degree burns if someone chucks a Molotov cocktail but i can and have avoided nasty blisters from naked flames etc… |
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 17, 2023 3:31:36 GMT
I recall my ex was so impressed by the device she bought one and went on to help others with it. The practitioner also got a hard lump out of my daughters neck yet she had diarroeah and my ex- phoned 4 days later and she run a radionics program and the diarroeah stopped. My ex was horrified when she heard he had gone all transvestite, I asked if the machine was still working. 'Yeah, its brilliant, it's really neat' and I said forget him just focus on what it can do. I don't how the radionics work, the other therapy converts electricity into frequencies that the body can utilise. When I asked her once about fertility treament 8/10 clients had got pregnant that had been trying for ages. I wonder if his/her machine upsets the chromosomal balance of the individual??! 😋 Look what popped up on New Scientist this month. 91658E06-2312-4A64-A32E-6E6A8E255C87.webp (200.58 KB) Weird timing eh? … My guess is the FDA only approves devices that those within the ‘Brotherhood’ have a $$€€££ interest. … they exiled this guy … claimed it was ‘quackery’ … to buy time to develop their own devices, create patents and ‘clean-up’ financially … whilst marginalising the originator. A common practice in the history of invention, I’ve noticed! 🤔 … Edison was far from squeaky clean on this score. |
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Post by bancroft on Jun 17, 2023 10:28:17 GMT
one of the remedies it recommended got an infected tooth root cleared so I know longer go to dentists as the gamma radiation builds up and can cause neurological conditions in some.
Note, I had 12 fillings replaced in my 30s.
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Post by bancroft on Jun 17, 2023 10:32:00 GMT
I recall my ex was so impressed by the device she bought one and went on to help others with it. The practitioner also got a hard lump out of my daughters neck yet she had diarroeah and my ex- phoned 4 days later and she run a radionics program and the diarroeah stopped. My ex was horrified when she heard he had gone all transvestite, I asked if the machine was still working. 'Yeah, its brilliant, it's really neat' and I said forget him just focus on what it can do. I don't how the radionics work, the other therapy converts electricity into frequencies that the body can utilise. When I asked her once about fertility treament 8/10 clients had got pregnant that had been trying for ages. 😋 Look what popped up on New Scientist this month. View AttachmentWeird timing eh? … My guess is the FDA only approves devices that those within the ‘Brotherhood’ have a $$€€££ interest. … they exiled this guy … claimed it was ‘quackery’ … to buy time to develop their own devices, create patents and ‘clean-up’ financially … whilst marginalising the originator. A common practice in the history of invention, I’ve noticed! 🤔 … Edison was far from squeaky clean on this score. I don't think it will change chromosomes yet will indicate if an infection or toxin is doing damage at a cellular level or is less serious and being dumped elsewhere like in women for example, cellulite. When you get older you see the levels of toxins and disease probabilities increase. |
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 18, 2023 18:14:17 GMT
I’m interested how the machine detects the various ‘faults’ within a human body … is it to do with electrical field distortions detected on the surface ??
(Most people know about Kirlian fields photographed … which show a ‘life force’ around living things)… If it records from multiple electrodes … how does the software interpret the results … do you have an inkling?
Does it have a high success rate from your personal experience? … the doctor in the OP article branding it ‘quackery’ seemed to struggle getting decent results.
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Post by bancroft on Jun 18, 2023 18:22:43 GMT
I think it is very good yet here is the thing many people don't want to be open about conditions like IBS and if they are not open then you can only do so much.
Some people say it is overload too much information though through honest Q & A you can get through this and start checking other things.
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 19, 2023 6:34:38 GMT
Hi Bancroft … You haven’t answered my tech query … how this expensive electronic box works with the software … how you use it?
Can you talk through the whole process of analysis?
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Post by bancroft on Jun 19, 2023 12:54:29 GMT
Too bored to go through all the spiel.
This is my take, the box with the device can apply resonances the maker refers to things like fractals and Fourier harmonics probably safer to say energies. I got them to run the cranial repair on me and the alarms came up advising no more therapy.
That night was woken up with energies trying to move things in the skull, very uncomfortable. Thought they might shift something though it didn't yet got loads of irritation.
There was no explanation of the radionics though I think it uses astrology and numerology as again seems more accurate than by chance alone.
There is a lot of competition in this world I joined a forum for the first device and there was this US eye doctor who claimed the QXCI or SCIO (too many iterations of similar devices) had cured his eye cancer. Said it was not the energies yet the remedies it said the body needed.
Fast forward a year and the handheld Scenar device hits the market and this doctor runs with it on the forum making great claims, as did others too.
It is a small device about the size of a tv remote powered by a 9 volt battery that puts power into the body to correct imbalances. It needs skin contact to work and that involves removing clothes or at least the top. Many had both devices and this talk annoyed the owner of the site as it was moving away from his device.
Roll on a couple of years and the US eye doctor makes his own device like the Scenar though maybe better, I can't tell the Scenar is too painful for me perhaps a side effect of Smart tech in the environment and can only tolerate for 40 seconds, sometimes that is enough. When I looked at the US doctor's website all talk of the QXCI or Scio has gone.
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Post by Dubdrifter on Jun 21, 2023 8:46:41 GMT
Too bored to go through all the spiel. This is my take, the box with the device can apply resonances the maker refers to things like fractals and Fourier harmonics probably safer to say energies. I got them to run the cranial repair on me and the alarms came up advising no more therapy. That night was woken up with energies trying to move things in the skull, very uncomfortable. Thought they might shift something though it didn't yet got loads of irritation. There was no explanation of the radionics though I think it uses astrology and numerology as again seems more accurate than by chance alone. There is a lot of competition in this world I joined a forum for the first device and there was this US eye doctor who claimed the QXCI or SCIO (too many iterations of similar devices) had cured his eye cancer. Said it was not the energies yet the remedies it said the body needed. Fast forward a year and the handheld Scenar device hits the market and this doctor runs with it on the forum making great claims, as did others too. It is a small device about the size of a tv remote powered by a 9 volt battery that puts power into the body to correct imbalances. It needs skin contact to work and that involves removing clothes or at least the top. Many had both devices and this talk annoyed the owner of the site as it was moving away from his device. Roll on a couple of years and the US eye doctor makes his own device like the Scenar though maybe better, I can't tell the Scenar is too painful for me perhaps a side effect of Smart tech in the environment and can only tolerate for 40 seconds, sometimes that is enough. When I looked at the US doctor's website all talk of the QXCI or Scio has gone. It all sounds a bit too flakey for my liking … I think I need to go and check out the New Scientist article at my local library to get a more grounded view of the technology being used and how it works in both a beneficial … and in a harmful way. I would be quite careful how you use your devices …. because … when it comes to humans toying with resonance vibrations across the wide EMF Spectrum … and fine particulate metallic toxins increasingly ending up sprayed into the environment and ending up in our food and water supplies, being ingested into our bodies, possibly also being injected through vaccine programmes … then ending up crossing membrane walls into what were once impervious mitochondrial cells … if you stimulate, excite and heat up those minute Aluminium, Barium and other toxic metallic particles … you are likely to be damaging the ‘power house’ cells that are the engine-room to your body and very survival. The feelings of discomfort you are getting sound very similar to those experienced by people super-sensitive to micro-wave radiations connected with mobile phones, computers, wi-fi and now 5G. … which is a doubling of previous power outputs in these bandwidths. |
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