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1 st Energy medicine Exchange Seminar Anatomy and Physiology of the biofield in the light of Energy Medicine Why the Biofield? Thornton Streeter D.Sc.

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Page 1: Why the biofield

1st Energy medicine Exchange Seminar

Anatomy and Physiology of the

biofield in the light of Energy Medicine

Why the Biofield Thornton Streeter DSc

Welcome to Pune India where our research has been

conducted at the

UNESCO Chair World Peace Centre

MIT - Pune

J Altern Complement Med 2002 Dec8(6)703-17

The biofield hypothesis its biophysical basis and role in medicine

Rubik B

bull This paper provides a scientific foundation for the biofield the complex extremely weak electromagnetic field of the organism hypothesized to involve electromagnetic bioinformation for regulating homeodynamics The biofield is a useful construct consistent with bioelectromagnetics and the physics of nonlinear dynamical nonequilibrium living systems It offers a unifying hypothesis to explain the interaction of objects or fields with the organism and is especially useful toward understanding the scientific basis of energy medicine including acupuncture biofield therapies bioelectromagnetic therapies and homeopathy The rapid signal propagation of electromagnetic fields comprising the biofield as well as its holistic properties may account for the rapid holistic effects of certain alternative and complementary medical interventions

National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2004 recognizes the lsquoBiofieldrsquo

US National Library of Medicine as a Medical Subject Heading (MeSH)

Is the Biofield recognised

J Altern Complement Med 2012 Dec18(12)1081-6 doi 101089acm20121502 Epub 2012 Oct 17

Biofield research a roundtable discussion of scientific and

methodological issues Hammerschlag R Jain S Baldwin AL Gronowicz G

Lutgendorf SK Oschman JL Yount GL Source

1 The Institute for Integrative Health Baltimore MD

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 2: Why the biofield

Welcome to Pune India where our research has been

conducted at the

UNESCO Chair World Peace Centre

MIT - Pune

J Altern Complement Med 2002 Dec8(6)703-17

The biofield hypothesis its biophysical basis and role in medicine

Rubik B

bull This paper provides a scientific foundation for the biofield the complex extremely weak electromagnetic field of the organism hypothesized to involve electromagnetic bioinformation for regulating homeodynamics The biofield is a useful construct consistent with bioelectromagnetics and the physics of nonlinear dynamical nonequilibrium living systems It offers a unifying hypothesis to explain the interaction of objects or fields with the organism and is especially useful toward understanding the scientific basis of energy medicine including acupuncture biofield therapies bioelectromagnetic therapies and homeopathy The rapid signal propagation of electromagnetic fields comprising the biofield as well as its holistic properties may account for the rapid holistic effects of certain alternative and complementary medical interventions

National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2004 recognizes the lsquoBiofieldrsquo

US National Library of Medicine as a Medical Subject Heading (MeSH)

Is the Biofield recognised

J Altern Complement Med 2012 Dec18(12)1081-6 doi 101089acm20121502 Epub 2012 Oct 17

Biofield research a roundtable discussion of scientific and

methodological issues Hammerschlag R Jain S Baldwin AL Gronowicz G

Lutgendorf SK Oschman JL Yount GL Source

1 The Institute for Integrative Health Baltimore MD

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 3: Why the biofield

J Altern Complement Med 2002 Dec8(6)703-17

The biofield hypothesis its biophysical basis and role in medicine

Rubik B

bull This paper provides a scientific foundation for the biofield the complex extremely weak electromagnetic field of the organism hypothesized to involve electromagnetic bioinformation for regulating homeodynamics The biofield is a useful construct consistent with bioelectromagnetics and the physics of nonlinear dynamical nonequilibrium living systems It offers a unifying hypothesis to explain the interaction of objects or fields with the organism and is especially useful toward understanding the scientific basis of energy medicine including acupuncture biofield therapies bioelectromagnetic therapies and homeopathy The rapid signal propagation of electromagnetic fields comprising the biofield as well as its holistic properties may account for the rapid holistic effects of certain alternative and complementary medical interventions

National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2004 recognizes the lsquoBiofieldrsquo

US National Library of Medicine as a Medical Subject Heading (MeSH)

Is the Biofield recognised

J Altern Complement Med 2012 Dec18(12)1081-6 doi 101089acm20121502 Epub 2012 Oct 17

Biofield research a roundtable discussion of scientific and

methodological issues Hammerschlag R Jain S Baldwin AL Gronowicz G

Lutgendorf SK Oschman JL Yount GL Source

1 The Institute for Integrative Health Baltimore MD

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 4: Why the biofield

National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2004 recognizes the lsquoBiofieldrsquo

US National Library of Medicine as a Medical Subject Heading (MeSH)

Is the Biofield recognised

J Altern Complement Med 2012 Dec18(12)1081-6 doi 101089acm20121502 Epub 2012 Oct 17

Biofield research a roundtable discussion of scientific and

methodological issues Hammerschlag R Jain S Baldwin AL Gronowicz G

Lutgendorf SK Oschman JL Yount GL Source

1 The Institute for Integrative Health Baltimore MD

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 5: Why the biofield

J Altern Complement Med 2012 Dec18(12)1081-6 doi 101089acm20121502 Epub 2012 Oct 17

Biofield research a roundtable discussion of scientific and

methodological issues Hammerschlag R Jain S Baldwin AL Gronowicz G

Lutgendorf SK Oschman JL Yount GL Source

1 The Institute for Integrative Health Baltimore MD

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 6: Why the biofield

Valerie Hunt UCLA 1970rsquos

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 7: Why the biofield

Electro Magnetic Spectrum bull Typical Technological Uses

Nuclear

Medicine

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 8: Why the biofield

biofield scientifically investigated

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 9: Why the biofield

Living systems emit bio-photons BIOPHOTONS

ldquowe are light beingsrdquo

Einstein

Gurvich Fritz Albert Popp

Ultra weak photon

emissions emitted by all

living systems

Extent of emission reflects

functional health

Biophotonic emissions

from the hand 300 bp

per cmsup2 sec up to

10000 bp per cmsup2 sec

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 10: Why the biofield

FDA amp CE Registration Data File

Product Code HCC Regulation Number 8825050 Manufacturer Specification developer

LD Technology Biofeedback Class 2

Class 1 Active non invasive medical device for diagnostic and

monitoring

REGISTRATION

9342 CEE

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 11: Why the biofield

Diagnosis Diagnosis

Fast Check up Screening tool

Positioning

Medical office Telemedicinehospital triage lab tests Imagery

Assistance to the therapeutic decision

Follow up

1

2 3

Signs and symptoms

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 12: Why the biofield

ES Complex features

Products combination are performing the measurements of human body signals such as O2 saturation of hemoglobin vascular waveform Heart rate detection conductivity of human body pathways body resistance

The Signals processing analysis provide physiologic makers intended for

use to estimate Oxygen distribution Macro-circulation ANS level activity Micro-circulation ATP pump Living tissue pH Body composition

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 13: Why the biofield

ResultsImmediately available

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 14: Why the biofield

Monitoring of State

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 15: Why the biofield

Asymmetries

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 16: Why the biofield

Upper X

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 17: Why the biofield

Patent Pending copy2010 All Rights Reservedg g

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 18: Why the biofield

Stomach meridian after moxibustion near left shoulder blade

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 19: Why the biofield

J Altern Complement Med 2004 Aug10(4)617-26

Surface electromyography apparatus as a measurement device for biofield research

results from a single case study Forbes MA Rust R Becker GJ

OBJECTIVES The objective of this preliminary investigation was to determine if surface electromyography (EMG) equipment is

capable of detecting electrical signals that can be used as a measure in biofield research DESIGN

These preliminary data were collected from one subject (a member of the research team) using the subject as his own control Resting state data are compared to data collected during a specific Healing Touch (HT) intervention

MEASURES Electrodes were attached to the back of the subject at eight acupoints The Model 544 EMG System (amplifier and

electrode assembly) (Therapeutics Unlimited Inc Iowa City IA) was used to acquire data The raw data were divided into discrete time segments and converted from the time domain into the frequency domain by performing a fast Fourier transform Integer frequency averaging was conducted to allow for ease of interpretation Using the

voltages at each frequency the signal strength was calculated in decibels RESULTS

A 0-65 Hz frequency spectrum was obtained from the surface EMG apparatus An averaged baseline resting state frequency spectrum was definable for the subject that was stable with time for signal strengths gt0 dB When the HT

practitioner attuned with the subject higher frequency components of the spectrum increased in amplitude peaked then decreased throughout the intervention

CONCLUSIONS The conclusions drawn from these results is that the surface EMG apparatus has potential as a measurement device

for biofield research Further experimentation using this device for biofield measurement is encouraged

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 20: Why the biofield

light sonopuncture

250 msec 7 sec

Vision points

bladder meridian

Joie Jones

Sonopuncture is indistinguishable

from needling

Two orders of magnitude faster

than any known biological process

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 21: Why the biofield

f MRI Assessment of Acupuncture

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 22: Why the biofield

Intravascular Bonghan duct

Acridine orange stain

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 23: Why the biofield

Electron Microscopic image of meridian

SEM

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 24: Why the biofield

Meridian Channel Bonghan Duct

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 25: Why the biofield

Material within the channels Sanals

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 26: Why the biofield

The layers of the atmosphere and the human biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 27: Why the biofield

Biofield Viewer scanning environment

bull Full spectrum lit

bull Shadow free

bull Light metre balanced

bull Underwear only

bull White walls floor and ceiling

bull All other light sources cancelled

bull Quality DV Camera and PC printer and CD writer

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 28: Why the biofield

BV environment set up gradations of light intensity from FSL on a blank matt-white wall

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 29: Why the biofield

Biofield Viewer

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 30: Why the biofield

Biofield viewer images matched to show anterior and posterior montage in Chakra Viewer mode Notice the pooling of sluggish energy seen in dark pink and reds

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 31: Why the biofield

Chakra Viewer

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

Page 32: Why the biofield

Chakra Viewer

Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Biofield Viewer showing healing live

Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

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Complement Ther Clin Pract 2009 Feb15(1)35-7 doi 101016jctcp200807001 Epub 2008

Biofield therapies biophysical basis and biological regulations Movaffaghi Z Farsi M

bull Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly popular in biomedical health care One area of alternative medicine biofield therapies claims to manipulate individuals energy field in order to enhance healing and wellbeing This article reviews some recent studies addressing the characterization of endogenous energy fields and the way they affect the physiologic processes

Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Holist Nurs Pract 2011 Jul-Aug25(4)199-204 doi 101097HNP0b013e3182227185

Biofield therapies in cardiovascular disease management a brief review

Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull Though there have been advances over the last 30 years in the therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease (CVD) heart disease and stroke remain the leading cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide Many medical therapies for CVD are associated with a number of side effects often leading patients to seek non-pharmacological treatments to complement standard care Referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used in addition to conventional health care Biofield therapies exist within this CAM domain and involve the direction of healing energy to facilitate general health and well-being by modifying the energy field What follows is a brief overview of three biofield therapies developed or used within the field of nursing (Therapeutic Touch Reiki and Healing Touch) surveying the use of these interventions for individuals with CVD and outcomes that may impact CVD risk factors and health-related quality of life

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012 Feb16(1)43-8 doi 10118812CJON43-48

Biofield therapies and cancer pain Anderson JG Taylor AG

bull The public and healthcare professionals have become increasingly aware

and accepting of the benefit in physical psychological social and spiritual support for patients with cancer Patients with cancer often seek nonpharmacologic interventions to complement conventional care and decrease the pain associated with cancer and its treatment Most often referred to as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) these supportive therapies consist of a heterogeneous group of modalities used as adjuncts to allopathic health care Biofield therapies are CAM modalities that involve the direction of healing energy through the hands to facilitate well-being by modifying the energy field of the body This critical review of studies of biofield therapies emphasizes research using these modalities to decrease pain in patients with cancer Although the therapies have demonstrated clinical efficacy additional research is warranted Oncology nurses should familiarize themselves with biofield therapies so they can offer informed recommendations to patients with cancer experiencing pain

Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Prim Care 2010 Mar37(1)165-79 doi 101016jpop200909012

Biofield therapies energy medicine and primary care Rindfleisch JA

Department of Family Medicine Odana Atrium Family Medicine Clinic University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health WI 53719 USA

bull Energy medicine modalities also known as biofield therapies are perhaps the most mysterious and controversial complementary alternative medicine therapies Although many of these approaches have existed for millennia scientific investigation of these techniques is in its early stages much remains to be learned about mechanisms of action and efficacy These techniques are increasingly used in clinical and hospital settings and can be incorporated into an integrative primary care practice This article describes several energy medicine and biofield therapies and outlines key elements they hold in common Several specific approaches are described Research findings related to the efficacy of energy medicine are summarized and proposed mechanisms of action and safety issues are discussed

Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Clin J Oncol Nurs 2007 Apr11(2)253-8

The use of biofield therapies in cancer care Pierce B

Biofield therapies form a subcategory of the domain of energy therapies as defined by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Specific biofield therapies addressed in this article include Therapeutic Touch Healing Touch Polarity Therapy Reiki and Qigong This article will identify core concepts in biofield therapies review controlled trials of the use of biofield therapies with patients with cancer describe the process of biofield therapies implementation in one cancer center and suggest research to benefit not only patients with cancer but also family members and oncology professionals

Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

3D Biofield

Phantom Limb

Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

Thank you

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Chakra Viewer

3D biofield viewer imaging

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Spirits and entities

wwwbiofieldviewercom

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