Bioresonance. A theory of energetic healing

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1 Bioresonance A theory of energetic healing

3 Bioresonance A theory of energetic healing Marcia Pitman Louise Porter

4 First published 2014 by Life Works Health Clinic 54 McPherson Road Sinnamon Park Queensland Australia Marcia Pitman Louise Porter This book is copyright. All rights reserved. Except under the conditions described in the Copyright Act 1968 of Australia and subsequent amendments, and any exceptions permitted under the current statutory licence scheme administered by Copyright Agency Limited ( no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted, broadcast or communicated in any form or by any means, optical, digital, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the written permission of the publisher. Cover design by Anna Kern Illustrations by Anna Kern National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication data: Pitman, Marcia and Porter, Louise Bioresonance: a theory of energetic healing. Bibliography and index ISBN (pbk) 1. Homeopathy 2. Acupuncture points 3 Bioenergetics

5 Contents 1 Principles of energetic healing 1 Models of medicine 1 Biophysical healing 3 Bioresonance principles 4 Conclusion 9 2 Chinese concepts 10 The meridian system 10 Meridian ebbs and flows 11 Harmony of meridians 12 Meridian pairs 12 Sense organs and tissues associated with each meridian 13 Emotions associated with each meridian 13 Relationships between meridians and teeth 14 Chinese meridian pathways 14 Voll meridians 19 Conclusion 20 3 Blockages 21 Inversion 21 4 Metals 23 Toxic metals 23 Dental materials 29 Considerations for treatment 30 Conclusion 33 5 Chemical toxicity 34 Methods of exposure to chemicals 34 Agricultural and industrial toxins 38 Petrochemicals 38 Pharmaceutical medications 40 Conclusion 42 6 Radiation 43 Electrosmog 43 Geopathic interference 44 Magnetic field interference 44 Conclusion 45

6 7 Internal blockages 46 Scars 46 Cranial and birth trauma 47 Laterality 47 Hyoid bone 47 Temperomandibular (jaw) joint 47 Dental blockages 47 Chakras 48 Emotions 48 Conclusion 48 8 Energy stabilisation 50 Basic therapies 50 Energy stabilisation 50 Organ (constitutional) support 50 Conclusion 51 9 Intolerance and allergy 52 The range of reactions to substances 52 Classes of reactions 54 Addiction to reactive foods 58 Withdrawal 61 Identification of intolerances or allergies 62 Treatment of intolerances or allergies 63 Types of allergens 63 Conclusion Food allergens 65 Whole foods 65 Natural constituents of foods 72 Artificial food additives 76 Natural biochemicals 89 Drugs 79 Conclusion Environmental allergens 80 Conditions associated with inhalation allergens 80 Inhalation allergens 80 Bites and stings 83 Latex 84 Jewellery 85 Semen 85 Conclusion 85

7 12 Bacteria and viruses 86 Bacteria 86 Microbial toxins 91 Viruses 91 Miasms 96 Prions 97 Vaccinations 97 Conclusions Fungi, moulds and yeasts 100 Candida 102 Toxins from fungi (mycotoxins) 103 Conclusion Parasites 106 Types of parasites 106 Conclusion Targets of pathogens 110 Digestive system 110 Immune system 111 Endocrine (hormonal system) 112 Nervous system 112 Skin and soft tissue 113 Musculoskeletal system 114 Respiratory system 115 Circulatory system 115 Genitourinary system 116 Dental infections 116 Conclusion Hormones 118 The endocrine system 118 Hormone deficiencies 118 Sensitivities to hormones 119 Hormone resistance 120 Conclusion Detoxification 122 Toxicity 122 The detoxification organs 124 Chelation of heavy metals 127 Complementary treatments to promote detoxification 128 Conclusion 130

8 18 Nutrient deficiencies 131 Causes of deficiencies 131 Conclusion Vitamins 136 Vitamin A (retinol) 136 The B group of vitamins 137 Vitamin C 143 Vitamin D 145 Vitamin E 146 Coenzyme Q Biotin (Vitamin H) 147 Vitamin K 148 Flavonoids 148 Phytochemicals Minerals 150 Vital minerals Protein and amino acids 168 Protein 168 Amino acids Fats 177 Fats and oils 177 Saturated fats 177 Unsaturated fats 178 Hydrogenated oils 179 Trans fats 179 Triglycerides 179 Essential fatty acids 180 Cholesterol 182 Conclusion Dental treatment 184 Dental materials 184 Energetic disturbances 185 Acid-alkaline balance 185 Infections 185 Teeth, organ, meridian and element relationships 186 Indicators of the need for dental testing 186 Dental treatment 187 Conclusion 187

9 24 Five element theory 188 The generating cycle 189 The mutual control cycle 190 Correspondences of the elements 191 Assessment 192 Conclusion Advanced techniques 196 Kurzbak testing 196 Combinations 196 Loop system 198 Conclusion Complementary treatments 199 Nutrition 199 Nutrient supplementation 219 Exercise 221 Stress management 222 Sleep 223 Physical support 225 Emotional support 228 Conclusion 229 Notes 230 References Index

10 Figures 1.1 Sequence of bioinfluence Range of frequencies Constructive interference Destructive interference Therapy using bioresonance devices Organ clock Lung meridian Large intestine meridian Circulation/sex meridian Triple warmer meridian Heart meridian Small intestine meridian Spleen and pancreas meridian Liver meridian Stomach meridian Gallbladder meridian Kidney meridian Bladder meridian Key elements in the periodic table Byproducts of xylene Byproducts of toluene Byproducts of propylene Byproducts of ethylene Range of reactions to substances Stages of adaptation to stress Dose-dependent reactions Overload-induced reactions The alarm phase upon exposure to allergens 59

11 9.6 The pendulum of addiction Use of repeated doses to avoid withdrawal Categories of bacteria Categories of DNA viruses Categories of RNA viruses Toxic overload Phases of toxification Functions of zinc The basic structure of a saturated fatty acid The basic structure of a mono-unsaturated fatty acid The basic structure of a poly-unsaturated fatty acid The basic structure of a trans fat The essential fatty acids Relationship of the teeth to the elements and meridians The generating cycle The mutual control cycle Correspondences of the five elements Elements of health Ancient Alaskan Inuit diet The typical modern diet Metabolic effects of a low sugar or carbohydrate diet Dietary wheel for adrenal fatigue 210

12 Boxes 1.1 Frequencies of the organs Hering s law: The direction of healing The Chinese meridians and their partners Relationships between the meridians and the sense organs and tissue Relationships between the meridians and emotions Relationships between the teeth and meridians Conditions associated with amalgam contamination Metals and corresponding sensitivities Conditions caused by smoking Natural ingredients in cosmetics Major environmental toxins Agricultural toxins Signs of fetal alcohol syndrome Symptoms of geopathic interference in the sleeping zone Scars that can cause energy blockages Relationships of chakras to emotions and symptoms Common symptoms of hypersensitivity Eosinophilic esophagitis Characteristics of masked symptoms Families of allergens The pendulum of masked allergy and withdrawal Medical diagnostic tests for allergies 61

13 10.1 Sources of phenolics and symptoms of phenolic allergies Foods with high salicylate content Food additives Toxic food colourings Chemicals in strawberry flavouring Pollens and seasonal asthma symptoms Foods associated with pollen allergies Phenolics and their plant sources Some major bacterial agents Some major viral agents Components of childhood vaccinations Some major fungi Symptoms of candidiasis Mycotoxins Some common parasites Some common conditions linked with parasitic infestation Pathological flora of the small intestine Amino acids needed for detoxification Nutrients that assist detoxification and chelation Pyrrole disorder Functions of vitamin C Sources of phytochemicals Functions of magnesium and symptoms of a deficiency Functions of zinc and symptoms of a deficiency Essential and non-essential amino acids Amino acids Correspondences of the five elements Chakras and meridians corresponding to each element Disharmonies of the generating cycle Disharmonies of the mutual control cycle 194

14 25.1 Examples of combinations Herbs that support adrenal rejuvenation Eat right for your type diet Sample nutripoints diet: 100 points daily Alkalising diet Some anti-microbial nutrients The liver cleansing diet Adverse effects from nutrient supplementation Bush and Bach essences that support the chakras Chips for Baklayan s Biowave zapper 228

15 Acknowledgments As an author, I am grateful to Belinda Jeffrey, Dr Andy Barrie and Anna Barrie for their collaboration with me in compiling the training materials that motivated writing this book. I appreciate the knowledge and writing skills that Dr Louise Porter brought to the task and am indebted to Anna Ng for her fine illustrations. As a practitioner, I am grateful for the training I have received from Dr Michael Artmann, Dr Andy Barrie, Anna Barrie, Heiner Lotze, Helen Loveday and Olaf Günta. I appreciate the support of the community of bioresonance practitioners within Australia and beyond, particularly Maria Kern and Donne Bloemhard. I especially appreciate the theoretical and practical insights of my colleagues Steve Grace and Kate Smith. Most of all, I thank my family for their loving encouragement as I pursued my healing journey and ultimately recorded my learnings here. Finally, I am grateful to my many clients for all that they have taught me and for their persistence and unconquerable spirit when challenged to maintain their health. Marcia Pitman, R.N. May, 2014

Bioresonance explained

Bioresonance explained Bioresonance explained Marcia Pitman Louise Porter First published 2014 by Life Works Health Clinic 54 McPherson Road Sinnamon Park Queensland Australia 4073 www.lifeworkshealthclinic.com.au