Quantum
HEALTH
Issue 11 April 2011
importance. They could explain the kind of results that Joie Jones was getting at the University of California at Irvine through Functional MRI imaging, where he used ‘sonopuncture’ on the vision point on the toe to stimulate the visual centre of the brain faster than it could be stimulated by shining a light in the eye. Think about that for a second, because it is several feet from the toe to the brain and yet the signal reached the brain faster travelling up the meridian than the light did on its short journey down the optic nerve!
For many years I have been flooring scientists and therapists with my images of the chakras and meridians and the beautiful electrographs that form the basis for Kirlian photography, Gas Discharge Visualisation and the new British device the JAK 3000, from inventor Nigel Garion- Hutchins, which is shown to the right.
The slideshow for biofield imaging is quite comprehensive. View it at the website
www.biofieldsciences.com
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Kimberly Schipke, M.S., a biomedical engineer, impressed the attendees with her ability to identify different disease states with the new medical thermal imaging camera from FLIR and Med-Hot’s TotalVision software that allows the operator to work remotely for the patients comfort and overlays the skeletal, lymphatic and cardiovascular systems to simplify identification of concern. The latest military-grade infrared imaging can detect and identify areas suspicious of tumour growths in the breast and other areas of the body up to eight years before traditional methods, which can be more painful and involve exposure to radiation. She also explained her theory of the halo in that the body releases 75% of its heat from the head in the form of sweat, steam or gas. With this, she opened the discussion into the possibility that some gifted individuals may be able to see into the infrared and ultraviolet ranges to evaluate the gases within the human halo. In the afternoon, she
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