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One thing that is absolutely clear is that the products offered for sale on this site ( specifically at: http://www.energetic-medicine.net/devices.html ) are not based on science. The site is very heavy laden with pseudoscience - i.e. words and phrases that sound 'sciencey' but have no real meaning. Here are just a few examples: ----- begin site quotes ------ "The Acugraph is a computerized device to analyze & document the energetic status of your acupuncture meridians." "The Advanced Bio-Photon Analyzer is designed to tune up your biofield through a resonant effect that harmonizes your energy and helps you to navigate smoothly through a stressful world. " "BioPhotonic Scanner - measures the carotenoid antioxidant levels in your skin-and prove the effectiveness of your supplements in improving your overall antioxidant health." "The EIS device, a biosensor that analyzes all 22 computer-segregated volumes of human interstitial fluid in vivo, by application of D.C. current (1.28 V) between cutaneous zones using electrodes, opened the doors to a new field of organ, gland, and tissue function (dysfunction) investigation for both science and medicine." "Metascan - The meta-scan is a low frequency quantum generator. Very simply the meta scan is a computer which compares the data by thousands of energetic symptoms to that of the measured values of the current test-person. Deviations point out deficits or disturbances directly and specialist investigations can then explore targeted suspected problems." "QXCI / EPFX / SCIO : Quantum Xeroid Consciousness Interface device" ------ end site quotes ----- The QXCI device has been thoroughly debunked. Five minutes in Google should convince you. But if you need further convincing, there is perhaps no quicker way than to let "Professor Bill Nelson" - inventor of the QXCI - speak for himself: *****

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