Interview with John Davies
So John, can you explain what the Human Body-Field is please ?
Whilst the concepts of information and energy systems in the body are well understood in eastern countries, over here it has been regarded as a bit ‘woo-woo’ and unscientific. However, for perhaps the last fifty or sixty years, some highly-regarded researchers in western science, particularly in Europe and Russia, have been establishing how and why these systems are vital to achieving lasting good health. Off the top of my head, go and have a look at the pioneering work of Dr Robert O. Becker, Richard Feynman, Professor Fritz-Albert Popp, Professor Candace Pert, Professor Rupert Sheldrake, Professor Luc Montagnier, and Professor Bruce Lipton as examples. There are Nobel Prize winners in that list, so the science should no longer be in question.
Anyway, out of this research emerged the idea of the ‘Human Body-Field’ or ‘Bio-Field’. The nearest analogy I can think of is that the Human Body-Field is the ‘software’ that sits behind all our cells, behind our DNA, and holds all the instructions for running our body. When something goes wrong, perhaps through injury, illness, stress, poor diet, inadequate sleep, for example, this causes incorrect, or in computer terms, ‘corrupted’ information to be sent round the system and the potential is created for the body to start malfunctioning.
How you do assess these malfunctions ?
I use technology developed by NES Health. This scans the person’s information and energy system, assessing around 150 markers in that system, showing what’s in and out of balance, what needs to be addressed, and in what order. It then presents this data on a series of screens on the computer. People are really fascinated by how clear and accurate the information is.
Then we create a personalised plan of corrective action, a key part of which is giving their body new information to work with. NES has developed what are called Infoceuticals, which are corrective frequencies imprinted into a mineral base suspended in solution, which are taken as drops in a glass of water, usually for three to four weeks. Taking Infoceuticals is like installing a ‘software upgrade’ with new, corrective information that the body's information systems can recognise and absorb. We then re-scan their system and review the changes that have taken place.
We also review other aspects of the scan results, assessing what other improvements could be made to the person’s health and wellbeing. The person takes an active part in this whole process too, so they find that very empowering.
How does this differ from a more conventional approach ?
The NES assessment and corrective action are working at the bio-informational level, so they don’t seek or claim to diagnose or treat physical symptoms of disease, so using this approach is not a replacement or substitute for going to your doctor. What they do identify are the informational distortions or blackages behind what might have caused the problems to develop in the first place. So, it’s working at a deeper level than physical symptoms, and because corrective action is being applied ‘in the background’, so to speak, it doesn’t impede allopathic or other treatments, and often enhances their effectiveness, because the body is now using updated ‘software’ to work with, and is likely to be able to make more efficient use of any prescribed medications.
The great advantage of incorporating the informational approach is that there is a greater likelihood of achieving a more long-lasting improvement - and with no side effects to worry about either.
Who would be helped by using bio-energetic techniques ?
Trials have shown that the NES approach is of significant benefit for people of all ages. There’s a lot of information in the Research section of the NES website that people can go and look at for more details. [see Links page]
Whilst it doesn't address physical symptoms directly, this approach has been found particularly helpful for people with depression or anxiety, difficulties with their blood pressure or weight, stress and chronic fatigue, dermatological irritations, orthopaedic problems, gastro-intestinal symptoms like indigestion, acid imbalance, and stomach pain, respiratory illnesses like breathlessness, persistent coughing, or chest pains, a whole range of emotional issues, and even childhood developmental disorders.
What benefits do people see ?
Many of my clients quickly notice they have more energy, they can think more clearly, they sleep better, their ability to concentrate improves, and they feel calmer and more positive. Since all parts of our system are inter-connected, that initial, general improvement is a fast and tangible confirmation for them that changes are taking effect, as we begin to address, perhaps, more deep-rooted problems.
What do you think is next in health and wellbeing ?
Some countries in Europe are ahead of us here in the UK in their recognition of the benefits that informational and energetic therapies can produce. For example, for some years now, doctors working in the German health service have been sending their patients for bio-resonance therapy, because they can see and measure the beneficial effects it has, and, as I say, with no side effects to worry about.
This approach is gradually getting more recognition over here, as the benefits of these therapies become more widely understood and accepted. And I’m hoping that eventually this will lead to incorporating these technologies into a new medical model for all of us, making it less invasive and more humane.
Thank you, John.
It’s a pleasure. I hope it’s helped to explain things a little bit more.
Whilst the concepts of information and energy systems in the body are well understood in eastern countries, over here it has been regarded as a bit ‘woo-woo’ and unscientific. However, for perhaps the last fifty or sixty years, some highly-regarded researchers in western science, particularly in Europe and Russia, have been establishing how and why these systems are vital to achieving lasting good health. Off the top of my head, go and have a look at the pioneering work of Dr Robert O. Becker, Richard Feynman, Professor Fritz-Albert Popp, Professor Candace Pert, Professor Rupert Sheldrake, Professor Luc Montagnier, and Professor Bruce Lipton as examples. There are Nobel Prize winners in that list, so the science should no longer be in question.
Anyway, out of this research emerged the idea of the ‘Human Body-Field’ or ‘Bio-Field’. The nearest analogy I can think of is that the Human Body-Field is the ‘software’ that sits behind all our cells, behind our DNA, and holds all the instructions for running our body. When something goes wrong, perhaps through injury, illness, stress, poor diet, inadequate sleep, for example, this causes incorrect, or in computer terms, ‘corrupted’ information to be sent round the system and the potential is created for the body to start malfunctioning.
How you do assess these malfunctions ?
I use technology developed by NES Health. This scans the person’s information and energy system, assessing around 150 markers in that system, showing what’s in and out of balance, what needs to be addressed, and in what order. It then presents this data on a series of screens on the computer. People are really fascinated by how clear and accurate the information is.
Then we create a personalised plan of corrective action, a key part of which is giving their body new information to work with. NES has developed what are called Infoceuticals, which are corrective frequencies imprinted into a mineral base suspended in solution, which are taken as drops in a glass of water, usually for three to four weeks. Taking Infoceuticals is like installing a ‘software upgrade’ with new, corrective information that the body's information systems can recognise and absorb. We then re-scan their system and review the changes that have taken place.
We also review other aspects of the scan results, assessing what other improvements could be made to the person’s health and wellbeing. The person takes an active part in this whole process too, so they find that very empowering.
How does this differ from a more conventional approach ?
The NES assessment and corrective action are working at the bio-informational level, so they don’t seek or claim to diagnose or treat physical symptoms of disease, so using this approach is not a replacement or substitute for going to your doctor. What they do identify are the informational distortions or blackages behind what might have caused the problems to develop in the first place. So, it’s working at a deeper level than physical symptoms, and because corrective action is being applied ‘in the background’, so to speak, it doesn’t impede allopathic or other treatments, and often enhances their effectiveness, because the body is now using updated ‘software’ to work with, and is likely to be able to make more efficient use of any prescribed medications.
The great advantage of incorporating the informational approach is that there is a greater likelihood of achieving a more long-lasting improvement - and with no side effects to worry about either.
Who would be helped by using bio-energetic techniques ?
Trials have shown that the NES approach is of significant benefit for people of all ages. There’s a lot of information in the Research section of the NES website that people can go and look at for more details. [see Links page]
Whilst it doesn't address physical symptoms directly, this approach has been found particularly helpful for people with depression or anxiety, difficulties with their blood pressure or weight, stress and chronic fatigue, dermatological irritations, orthopaedic problems, gastro-intestinal symptoms like indigestion, acid imbalance, and stomach pain, respiratory illnesses like breathlessness, persistent coughing, or chest pains, a whole range of emotional issues, and even childhood developmental disorders.
What benefits do people see ?
Many of my clients quickly notice they have more energy, they can think more clearly, they sleep better, their ability to concentrate improves, and they feel calmer and more positive. Since all parts of our system are inter-connected, that initial, general improvement is a fast and tangible confirmation for them that changes are taking effect, as we begin to address, perhaps, more deep-rooted problems.
What do you think is next in health and wellbeing ?
Some countries in Europe are ahead of us here in the UK in their recognition of the benefits that informational and energetic therapies can produce. For example, for some years now, doctors working in the German health service have been sending their patients for bio-resonance therapy, because they can see and measure the beneficial effects it has, and, as I say, with no side effects to worry about.
This approach is gradually getting more recognition over here, as the benefits of these therapies become more widely understood and accepted. And I’m hoping that eventually this will lead to incorporating these technologies into a new medical model for all of us, making it less invasive and more humane.
Thank you, John.
It’s a pleasure. I hope it’s helped to explain things a little bit more.
