Fabulously interesting Pamela. Thanks so much for expanding upon this subject. I, for one, would love to learn all I can about it and the man who invented it.
Diane Pamela Grant wrote: > > >Hi there Pam, > > > >Well, I have heard of some strange machines in my time, but the 'Quantum > >Xyrroid Consciousness Interface device' pretty much takes the prize. Not > >invented by Inspector Gadget was it ;-) > > > >Hope it works for you! > > And Hello To You Too, Ivan(not the terrible?) > > That's interesting, I guess the same reaction would have been said if > someone were to describe a computer to another in the early 1800's. If you > are not familiar with similar devices then I guess it IS VERY strange > sounding. > > It is a biofeedback device. It treats stress--but can't say it actually > treats, for ex., cancer. It increases one's awareness of a physiological > response which IS biofeedback. You see: awareness=consciousness. Just > thought I'd explain that to you since you seemed to freak a little over the > word consciousness(or am I wrong?). > > Actually, the QXCI was invented by Dr. William Nelson--the same Dr. who > fought the FDA twice in court and won. He is not one to be taken lightly. > He was the sole person who fought the FDA(1990) and got acupuncture needles > listed as a true medical devices in our country. He also was responsible > for getting Apollo 13 safely back to earth at his young age of 17(maybe it > was 18--but anyhow)---ever see the movie--he's the guy! He worked at GM > around that time(of Apollo 11) as he was also going to school for > electrical engineering. His job was to measure the errors of the gyro. Then > Apollo 12 went up and back safely. But then Honeywell took over and > downsized to 3 people. Then the day came--Apollo 13. (Bill had been > drinking and partying the entire night before this incidence). that day > there were only 3 people to figure the mathmatics to know whether or not > "they" could turn off the gyro for 30hrs. and turn it back on safely. > During lunch that day the rest of his coworkers had gone to lunch. Bill had > not left yet. Then the phone rang and the person on the other end claimed > to be from the Apollo 13 and stated that there was a problem and they were > asking if it was safe to turn off the gyro and turn back on after 30hrs. > Bill thought it was a joke and said, "oh, yea sure, go ahead. When Bill got > to lunch he expressed to his college frat. buddies that that was a great > joke--calling and saying they were the Apollo. He soon found out that his > buddies did no such joke and that it WAS for real When he got back to work > things were intense. There was his boss, Bill and 3 others. They had one > hour to come up, mathmatically, with the solution. Each went off alone to > figure the equations. When they returned the other 2 said, "we think we > know the answer". Then his boss looked at him and Bill said, "I know the > answer". Of course their answers were different. Luckily, his boss decided > to go with Bill's answer and not the other 2 employees--for if he had > Apollo 13 would have have had an entirely different history written in the > books. I hear a law suit is pending. > > I will continue here a little further about the inventor of this device: > did I mention he was the first person to ever receive a perfect score on > his SAT's in math, not to mention his perfect score in science also(but > wasn't the first). He graduated from highschool at the age of 12 and > entered college at that time. After completing his electrical engineering > degree he decided to go into medicine as he was a "people person" and > wanted to work with such.(He later got into quantum physics when he learned > about consciousness and the ability of one person's mind to affect > another--it influences consciousness. So he set out to develop a medical > device that goes beyond the affect of the conscious mind.) > > In 1985 he invented the EPFX which was registered by the FDA(1989) and was > designed to diagnose only. In 1990 his inclosion device got registered by > thge US govt. It was a diagnostic system--operating on 10 channels(tody's > operates on 55 channels).In 1990 Bill took the device to Germany. From > there he developed a device that did therapy called the S.C.I.O. It did > therapy much like the TENS, BICOM, MOR devices. Later, he came back to the > US when he figured out how to develop a device that NOT only diagnosed, > but also could treat as well. But when he presented this to the FDA(1991) > they said, "No"--okay to build a device and get it registered in the US by > the FDA to treat AND okay to do the same with a device to > diagnose--BUT--NOT okay to build a device and get it registered if it can > do both. When Bill asked why?--he was told, "we don't have to tell you > why". He then went to Budapest and asked, "what if I could find electrical > abberations and also correct them?" They said, "great" and in 1992 they > invited him to Budapest by 12 doctors and they continued their work on > instruments on bioresonance. And so it was developed and got registered. > > Dr. Nelson has also worked as a professor in Kiev at their oncology > dept.--not sure when(does it matter?). Anyway at that time medical doctors > there were only making $50.00 per month. As surgeons--$10.00 per mo. Nelson > hired them to do research. And off they went! > > This is just a little background on the inventor--who also rewrote ALL of > molecular biology(it took about 9-10 yrs. to complete) as he "realized" all > biology was "wrong". His 2 volume book is called the PROMORPHEUS(--based > upon quantum physics). He also has a regular medical practice in Hungary. > He lectures extensively--but NOT in the US. Very interesting---I hope I am > not stepping on too many toes here--but what the Hel... He was to begin his > lecture series in the US just one month ago---guess what the govt. had > planned for him? I'll say no more. > > By the way, Xrroid means ultrafast. The device tests 8000 items per sec. It > is ran by a computer. Dr. Nelson had to put--and I don't know what you call > it--I'll call it a type of lock-- on his system because several years back > the Koreans stolejust one part of the software and is now selling it for > $45,000.00. > The QXCI sells for a little under $9,000.00. For what it can do, if you > were to buy all the devices that can do the same(though, I'm not too sure > you could get your hands on all of them) it would cost you well over > $70,000.00. > > This device can now be "imported" legally into the US. It measures 16 > electrical parameters of the body, going beyond simple resistance. By > measuring resistance, impedance, amperage, voltage, capacitance, > inductance, frequencies and resonant frequencies, efficacy of the device is > dramatically increased over resistance devices. The Quantum Medical C.I. > detects subtle electrophysiological reactivity to over eight thousand > substances in less than one minute. Homeopathics have static trivector > fields and humans have reactive changing trivector fields. The Xrroid > analysis compares the two. This is known as the Xrroid process. This device > uses three simultaneous substance testing systems that include: > 1. trivector resonant frequencies of the substance > 2. actual substances ibn a testkit, computer activated > 3. hololinguistic testing consciousness interaction > > Most energetic devices offer only one modality for therapy. The QXCI is a > 2-way system. The device gives and receives signals, so that it can > evaluate and alter the therapy as it progresses, by changing the settings > of amplification or frequencies, as the patient's body demands. It can even > tell when the therapy has performed to satisfaction. The QXCI establishes a > cybernetic feedback connection or handshake with the patient to guide the > therapy regime. Thus, this device can automatically adjust therapies like: > 1. Rife frequencies > 2. Bioresonance Bicom Mora-like Therapy > 3. Trivector Adjustment Therapy > 4. Scaler and Null Field Therapy > 5. Electroacupuncture > 6. Allergy Testing and Desensitization > 7. Spinal Energy Therapy > 8. Sound Therapy > 9. Color Therapy > 10. Addiction Control therapy > 11. Phobia Control therapy > 12. Superlearning > 13. Music Therapy > 14. Homeopathic Activation > 15. Scaler Therapy > 16. Null Field Harmonizing Therapy > 17. Tens therapy for pain Control via N.L.P. > 18. Dental Analysis and Therapy > 19. Adipose Tissue Dissolve Therapy > 20. Brain Wave Pattern Therapy > 21. Subspace Morphic Transfer > > There are also: Detoxification Charts, Miasm Charts, Organ Restorative > Charts, Homeopathic, Herbal and Nutritional charts. There are a variety of > Sports Therapies such as oxegenation, flexibilty, muscle-strengthening, > etc. There are timed-therapies for lymphatic drainage, memory, connective > tissue repair, plus some 30some other timed therapies. There are so many > other therapies that I will stop here for I cannot remember them all. > > Dr. Nelson has recently completed several other devices which are used in > conjunction with the QXCI. One is called the Auscultcardiogram--to be used > by Cardiologists. He has also recently completed virtual goggles which can > be used along with the software provided for this purpose which is included > in the QXCI software upgrade. > > So, are doctors getting in on this? You bet. In fact, they are blown away > when this remarkable device has been presented to them whether they be > chiropractors, acupuncturists, dentists or MD's. As I was blown away for > what it did for me the first time a doctor friend treated me on it. But > hey, I wouldn't want to overstep here and say it actually "cures" anything. > > The new upgrade to the software will be equal(so I am told) to 240 > floppies. Right now it is comparable to 40 floppies(there are also 250megs > in research & articles). > > Why am I going into such detail? Well, I guess your reaction,Ivan, spurred > me on. You sound so much like my high-school--know-it-all students. But > hey, I love them anyway. And as it so happens at this very moment Dr. > Nelson is lecturing in Toronto. I try not to miss any of his lectures, but > was unable to attend. So, here I am dedicating a portion of my day writing > to an audience I only have come into contact with yesterday. It is also a > great task to do this as I need the practice for I suffered a car accident > 9 months back. I suffered traumatic brain injury. No, this device is not > an illusion(actually, everything could be argued as such). I have come a > long way from drool dribbling down my chin while I sat in a stupor--just > kidding--no drool(not that I was aware of), but stupor--yes. Yes, I got > into the QXCI before the accident. > > (ever hear what happened to the Rife practitioners?)--don't read too much > into that for I really don't know. > > Have I ruffled any feathers? No, I won't apologize for speaking the truth, > though it sure gets one into alot of trouble these days. > > "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not > sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein > > "A human being is a part of the whole, called by us "Universe," a part > limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and > feelings as something separated from the rest a kind of optical delusion > of his consciousness" - Albert Einstein > > The above quote reminds me of something Dr. nelson conveyed at his last > lecture I attended: > > --a doctor who performed a surgical procedure(for angina) was just as > successful as the doctors who did not do the same procedure(a placebo > surgery). Nelson said, "the mind of the person affects the outcome". Nelson > wanted to develop a device that takes the conscious mind of the individual > out of it. "The body is quantic and when you have a quantic event the mind > of the experimentor can interface with the outcome". > > Of course, I am leaving out quite a bit here on the unconscious--which is > quite significant in relation to this technology and the basis of theory > from which it sprang. (Perhaps Nelson would freak at my explaination and > wording for I am not fully educated on its premise and to do so WILL > probably take me a life-time. Hopefully, that doctorant I wish to get won't > take more than a year--IF I ever fully recover my injury to even begin the > studies..(did I mention that Dr. Nelson also has a doctorant in > psychology?). > > A Mr. Gellor asked his audience to bend a spoon and said that anyone who > can bend this spoon will be on television in next week's show. All those > who could, which were 25 people, were all under age 7yrs. When Gellor was > asked why, he said, "because they haven't yet learned that they couldn't do > it". > > "Only puny secrets need protection. > Big discoveries are protected by > public incredulity." > > PG > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] -or- [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
