Re: homeopathy: Interro system / zapper syncrometer? Ron. Links.

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http://www.taracentre.com.au/ Go to Evaluation and Treatment, then

Electrodermal screening, then if you like look around the rest of the site.

Tara Centre, Perth, Western Australia

http://www.heal-me.com.au/ Frequencies - click on Frex

http://www.heal-me.com.au/chiampdown.htm Ken Uzzell, Berowra, NSW Australia

http://www.goodvibrations-electrostim.com/ Rob Lowe, Queensland, Australia.

Ron, have a look on the website of my practitioner for the photos. (Sir

, Tara Centre, Perth, Western Australia). I will put all links

at the top of my post so you know you have them. The device is connected to

a computer with leads, and it has a footplate and hand held rods. The

operator uses an electrode to touch the acupuncture points on fingers and

toes, which give a reading. The capability is vast, and can check for

viruses, bacteria, molds, fungus, work out which homeopathic remedy is

indicated (or several); it can also check for vitamin and mineral

deficiency, how the various organs are functioning, even what colour your

body needs at the moment, etc. After being exposed to this technology, I

was better able to understand and accept zapping and the syncrometer, though

I never made or bought either. I would say that in a way it is a super

duper, almost-automatic syncrometer and zapper. Where the syncrometer

requires actual specimens (if I understand it correctly) to determine the

problem, the frequencies are already entered into the computer and are

checked when the electrode is applied to the approprate spot. Also, remote

or surrogate diagnosis can be undertaken using a sample of the patient's

hair, but I don't think this is the same as analysis of the hair minerals

undertaken by some other homeopaths. Having determined the remedies and

frequencies required, bottles of filtered water are placed on the plates and

the frequencies applied to them. So the medicines all taste the same,

because they are not made from herbs, etc, just the frequencies,

electromagnetic or whatever they are.

I don't think it works like a zapper, but as well as the interro process, my

practitioner also puts me on a couple of other gadgets. One balances the

quadrants of the body and another delivers colour frequencies as required.

Of course, nobody is allowed to treat cancer except a doctor, but the

technology can help with detox and fine tuning the immune system, I'm sure.

You might be interested to look at a site where you can download frequencies

to your own computer. (Ken Uzzell, Berowra, NSW, Australia). These can be

fed through to a variety of delivery modes, which I don't have any expertise

with.

I have bought a " silent broadcaster " which fits into an MP3 player. The

frequencies can be put on the card that goes in the player. Instead of

listening to the sounds, the silent broadcaster delivers them in some way,

possibly weaker than the orthodox delivery systems, up to a distance of 6

meters. Call it six yards. If the little silent broadcaster is fitted to

the speakers of the computer itself, it will deliver the frequencies to ten

meters or yards. I will find the web address of this mob for you. (Good

Vibrations, Queensland, Australia - Rob Lowe). Then you can probably find a

supplier near you if you are interested, or they will post. The silent

broadcaster is only the size of a grape. I nearly missed it when I unpacked

my goodies! Just checking the website now to get you the address, I notice

he has a new gadget that attaches to the finger to deliver the frequencies,

or can be attached to the toes. That costs $69 Australian, which is a lot

less US. The silent broadcaster is $45, less again in US. The pictures of

these two gadgets are next to each other. On the same page is another

gadget, Chiamp acoustic massager, or something similar, which would be

interesting. A snippet of interest here - people have experimented with

playing their own voice back as frequencies using the frequency delivery

devices, and experienced profound emotional release, it would appear.

People have also been experimenting with plasma balls to deliver the

frequencies. I notice on the site that a 3G cell phone / mobile phone /

hand phone can be used as a delivery device too. I also bought a couple of

the LED torches - look those up, as well!

All the best

Rowena

Australia

Dear Rowena,is the Machine a mineral checker? Does

it work like a zapper or syncrometer? Thanks Ron