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“Circles” Self-Test
Laser energy works on a bell curve, and the best results are achieved by keeping the energy on the incline side (left) or peak of the curve.
While there will not be any negative side effects, over use of the laser, using the wrong laser, or using too powerful a laser, can react as if no laser was used at all. The body has a way of protecting itself by polarizing against excess energy. The amount of joules of energy needed for specific problems varies from person to person, and more than likely, will vary for the same person on different days of the week, month, or even hours of the same day! As a result, learning some form of selftest to determine how long to laser will help you achieve better results. The following self-test is a form of Kinesiology that has proven to be 85% accurate if done correctly.
Make circles by interlocking the thumb and middle finger of the left hand with the thumb and middle finger of the right hand. DO NOT use the index finger. Program the subconscious by saying out loud: “A YES answer means the fingers are tight — the chain does not come apart. A NO answer means the fingers come apart.” First ask true questions for which you know the answers and then pull. The circles should stay tight and not come apart. Then ask a ridiculously false question and pull. The circles should come apart. Repeat these “programming” questions several times until the circles hold or release according to the question asked. Be sure that when you pull you do not consciously open the fingers. If you are consciously controlling the movement, your fingers will be apart as in the picture at right and correct feedback from the subconscious will not be obtained. If you have properly programmed the subconscious, the fingers should “snap” back together as in the picture below.
This method of Kinesiology has been double-blind tested and is about 85% accurate if done correctly. Using this technique will allow you to determine how often – and for how long each time — to use the laser. After programming YES/NO into the circles, ask: “Shall I use the _____ (name of laser) at this time?” It is important to say “at this time” or “now” to get a correct answer. You can even determine how long to use the laser by starting with 30 minutes and ask: “shall I use the laser for 30 minutes at this time?” If you get a NO answer, then work you way down to 20 minutes, 10 minutes, etc.
Many professional practitioners use Kinesiology to determine many different things about the body. It is used as an aid to diagnosis; to determine what (and even how many) supplements to take; or which vertebrae may be out. Dermal Screening Computerized devices such as Dermatron, Acutron and others are based on Acupuncture by Vol using Kinesiology as a basis.
Circles are reasonably accurate for those people who can access their subconscious. People who have knowledgeable, controlling conscious minds will have more difficulty with circles and may need to resort to other testing methods.