Scientific Validation of Ancient Indian Disease Diagnosis System, Using Human Energy Field (Aura)
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Biopulsar-Reflexograph, Aura, Energy Meridians, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)Abstract
A Holistic System for Diagnosis and Therapy - The biofeedback system Biopulsar-Reflexograph® is a highly sensitive, biomedical measuring device, certified according to the European Guidelines for Medical Devices CE Class IIa. It is based on the latest computer technology combined with ancient healing sciences. The biofeedback sensor is a receiver for high-resolution, biomedical signals, which are taken from the reflex zones of the hand’s palm. The science of reflexology teaches that certain parts of the hand have an energetic link to the organs of the body. The Biopulsar-Reflexograph® uses only low frequency currents for the measuring these energetic links.
The Biopulsar-Reflexograph® technology reveals new dimensions of analysis to treat and prevent imbalances on a mental, emotional or physical level, thereby reducing the risk of serious illness. Total number of cases observed was 425 and total number of control observed was 486.
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