Thread: Bioenergetics

a very interesting 3 page article.

http://www.mercola.com/2001/jul/21/skasys_system.htm

You're really into this New World, Scam-of-the-Month-Club, orthodox science is suppressing the truth, nonsense, aren't you Clarky. This is a science forum - I think. If you are going to post Guides for the Gullible would you put them directly into pseudo science.
Mods, if you think I'm being too harsh, tell me and I'll, regretfully, back off.

Its not pseudo , its investigative research into more fundemental attributes of reality down to what establishes DNA, and where all percievable matter comes from.

Its well known that everything is energy, the differentiation we perceive is because of different vibrational properties that to our eyes are what we see as the natural structures in our universe, this article is simply exploring the future frontier's of modern biological science based around findings that go all the way back to Tesla's time and Antoine Priore's work noteably..

The classic engineering approach in changing biological energies is material application using material interactions.. chemical reactions.. etc which often have unwanted side effects. This article is conceptualising on using the more precise fundemental internal control mechanisims of matter, using scalar longitudinal EM waves which are a replicatable detectable phenomenon.

Your moderate and modest reply has encouraged me to revisit the link, but frankly I am finding it tough going - let me give you a couple of early examples of what I am finding difficult.

The second line after the title reads: "Only a Few More Days Left Before the Price of August SkaSys Seminar Increases"
This reeks, at best, of cheap commercial trickery, and at worst of a traditional scam.

The line continues: " Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt and Dr. Lee Cowden are also tentatively scheduled to attend."
Tentaviely! I translate that as, "these guys aren't actually going to show up, but we reckon we can hook a few more of you suckers, who may have heard of them, or are just easily impressed by doctorates, if we mention their names and their tentative attendance."

Now, lets see, this would be the same Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt (MD, PhD) who is head of the American Academy of Neural Therapy (The Institiute of Neurobiology, Inc) and similar set ups in the UK (England and Scotland), Germany and Austria. (His senior representative in England has impressive qualifications, including HealthExcel Metabolic Typing Advisor and a CHEK Institute Nutrition & Lifestyle Coach. She's even studying for a degree!)

Now, Dr. Klinghardt, having apparently set up said institute and academy, may be presumed to be well known in his field, with many publications to his credit. What do we find when we check PubMed. Initially promising - twenty two articles from 1951 to 1996 many relating to neurological issues. But alas, these are for a GW Klinghardt, not a D Klinghardt.
It just smells ever so dodgy, and I haven't got past line 2 yet.

I'll press on.

Hmm, it's the 30th now and it's still "only a few more days until the price goes up".