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perception of their health status in conjunction with the NES ProVision scan readings during the first and second follow-up. In fact, our results demonstrated the accuracy of the NES device to assess and monitor one’s health status and overall well-being before and after the Infoceutical program. Interestingly, results from the BIA revealed positive changes in the majority of participants’ body compositions with a decrease of body fat percentage and an increase of lean mass and body water percentages. In our study, participants’ nutritional regimes had been revealed as totally inadequate, with a lack of important macronutrients and micronutrients, leading to the assumption that our positive findings were not correlated to a good nutritional regime. Furthermore, considering that participants’ diet appeared very low in protein intake, it is noteworthy to mention that a relatively high percentage of protein has been shown to favourably affect body composition, increase satiety and decrease energy efficiency independent of energy intake. Therefore, it will be interesting to see how a better and highly targeted nutritional regime would


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make a positive impact on body composition during weight loss.


The results of our study indicates, to some extent, that promising health effects can be expected from NES Health Infoceutical treatment, even when weight loss is minimal. These findings suggest that NES Health Infoceuticals involve a new form of information storage in matter (colloidal mineral solution) released into the organism where it acts at a bioregulatory level. NES Infoceuticals provide the information to correct the biofield distortions based on the health of the body-field component being scanned. As mentioned previously, the biofield encodes information about the psycho-physical health of the individual and regulates


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both the energy needed to control bioprocesses and to transmit this information throughout the individual.


However, there are limitations to the present study, including the small sample size; the predominance of women participants; the lack of a randomized, untreated control group; the relatively short duration of the intervention; and the absence of a frequent and long-term follow-up evaluation to examine the persistence of results. In spite of this, the findings are encouraging enough to warrant further research into the NES Health therapy and its efficacy on individuals’ health and quality of life.


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