RE: Re: Bone stimulators Back to Mike-

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Thanks for the info. I'll follow up tomorrow, when my eyes aren't crossed!

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. I'll follow up tomorrow, when my eyes aren't crossed!

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. I'll follow up tomorrow, when my eyes aren't crossed!

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Ok, Mike that helps a LOT! Thanks!

Love Lana

Re: Bone stimulators Back to Mike-

How do they change, Mike? How can you tell the difference, by the

pain being less right away?

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I was referring to what I feel when I am working on someone else (or

myself for that matter). The pattern of the energy changes. And it

isn't something that I can say " here is a simple black and white. "

The sensations vary all over the board. It can feel like waves or

pulses, it can be rhythmic, it can be chaotic, it can be bouncy.

All I can really tell you is that when you are feeling it, stay with

it until it balancess or stops because that's when you are getting

the results.

I don't have a definitive answer but my guess is that part of the

difference in sensation involves differences in frequencies. And

there is a solid scientific basis for that assumption.

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