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What you can get out if it, what sort of testing it leads into, and what the future holds for the FreeFirstTest.

In this episode, we look at the importance of the field of bioenergetics, where it’s going and what’s it’s future. In the future, we may have access to tools which will allow for instance assessment of things today that seem esoteric. Your phone might chirp when your biophoton emission of the heart is impacted by a variable like something you ate, an environment you came to, or a person you just wronged. The constant studies of our scores yields an interesting reality with ramifications far larger than providing answers to questions like “which supplements should I take,” or, “which energy pendant should I wear.” Moreover, the development of understanding in bioenergetics is becoming advanced, and as it evolves we will need more firm keels than we had in past eras. It is perhaps not useful to say biophotons are blocked or noncoherent anymore, in an era where we can describe so much about more that incoherences. Learn about the future of bioenergetics and what we feel is necessary in the coming time. Edit: The scientist working with the Institute for Noetic Sciences is Dean Radin, not Radcliffe.

In this episode, we look at the LERA, something of an offshoot of ART with the explicit focus on mapping layers of biofield functionality such that we move beyond a simple test on coherence and start to test what biophotons do (or are failing to do). We look at how we get scores for different areas, including our OES (overall energy score) and our unique switching tests (looking for blockages that might impact testing). We review the way we approach the ten layers of assessment in our approach, and how (and why) we apply these to the twelve meridian pathways. The episode starts with a brief introduction to laser enhanced testing dynamics and how we use LERA to access the ability to test with our made in house testing slides. If you want to study what we can test in biophoton functionality and apply that in a testing framework, this might be an interesting episode for you.

In this overview of muscle testing episode, you’ll learn why you might actually want to consider getting a muscle testing (or saliva testing) session. We review some of the systems of muscle testing out there, review what to look for as signs for a really good session, and how to treat the situation where you are uncertain of what a muscle testing practitioner has found. We end with the suggestion that if you are unsure of muscle testing but want to try it, you might want to get a free saliva swab from our Free First Test program to have two points of reference on your case and your needs, creating a safer experience when entering the muscle testing world. We hope you enjoy this episode.

Data: what’s the deal? What kind of data are you getting? What data would we see in an idealized world? How can we use the data that does exist, but–more importantly–how can the bioenergetic response testing approach and other likeminded approaches radically improve the amount of data the average person has access to? We start by talking about what we measure (in terms of our biological light), and then take a deep dive into what is missing when you visit the Western medical system as we tell the story on the road to a doctor’s appointment of what one won’t find when seeing Western physician (cue disclaimer: we are not suggesting that Western medicine isn’t great at diagnosing or treating acute or other illnesses, nor are we suggesting our work is better or related in any way to medical diagnostics. Please, don’t listen to a podcast and decide how to treat yourself unless it’s to ice cream). Here’s towards a more advanced sphere of knowledge pertaining to our bodies, our light, our lives, and our environment being available to everyone, and at every appointment. And–welcome, to the Energy Science Revolution podcast.