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"The authors' revolutionary Nutri-Energetics System explains how our health depends on the proper flow and communication of information through 12 meridian-like channels that process and coordinate information throughout the body. Learn how disease occurs when these channels are blocked, and how liquid remedies called Infoceuticals can help restore the information flow to engage the body's self-healing ability."
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After decades of research, Peter Fraser has formulated a system that unites the meridian system of traditional Chinese medicine with quantum wave theory to provide the first comprehensive link between the human body's biochemistry and bioenergetics. He explains that we each have a body-field based on twelve meridian-like channels that process and coordinate information throughout the body and that our health depends on the proper flow and communication of information through these channels. In DECODING THE HUMAN BODY-FIELD, Fraser and Massey describe in detail their revolutionary Nutri-Energetics System, which uses Infoceuticals - liquids infused with organic colloidal minerals that are imprinted with corrective quantum electrodynamic information - to remedy distortions and blockages in the information flow of the body-field. The imprinted information acts as a magnetic signpost to engage the body's self-healing ability. · Presents a new integrative model of the energetic physiology of the human body (the human body-field) and its influence on health · Shows that a root cause of disease is due to information blockages in the body-field · Introduces Infoceuticals, liquid remedies that help the human body-field process vital information to engage the physical body's self-healing abilities
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Decoding the Human Body-Field: The new science of information as medicine, by Peter H. Fraser and Harry Massey, with Joan Parisi Wilcox, Healing Arts Press, Rochester, Vermont, 2008, 416 ff
Nutri-energetic systems of information processing, where QED meets chi
By Howard Jones
The authors have created a way of looking at the human body, not just as an assemblage of flesh and bone but as an energy field created by the atoms and molecules of which it is composed: thus `thoughts, beliefs, hopes and desires can change the chemistry of our bodies.'
They accept that, as a result, `practical questions take on seemingly metaphysical overtones.' Together they have founded Nutri-Energetic Systems (NES) of health-care based on a combination of theory derived from quantum electrodynamics (QED) with the practice of eastern medicine. The two principal authors used NES to cure themselves and others of debilitating diseases - Fraser is an Australian alternative medical practitioner; Massey is British and was one of his patients who helped him to formulate NES. Joan Wilcox is Peter Fraser's research assistant.
The authors seem somewhat confused about the nature of the energies they are dealing with. They say in Chapter 2 with reference to chi, prana, meridians or chakras that `NES is not working with these kinds of energies' which they describe as `cosmic, metaphysical energies': NES deals with the energies of matter they say. But in Chapter 5 detailing Fraser's illness and its treatment they say specifically that NES calls `this pervasive, universal energy the Source energy and . . . that it is not some unknown cosmic energy but a real energy of physics, what is called zero-point energy'. In scientific terms, psychic energy or energy involved in healing processes is in fact most likely to be zero-point energy. Zero-point energy is the residual (potential) energy of subatomic particles of matter when atoms are at the zero point of temperature (zero Kelvin).
In the 1940s and 1950s, Nobel Prizewinner Albert Szent-Györgyi was one of the first to recognize the importance of electromagnetic fields in the body, though the idea was strongly criticized at the time. Many prominent researchers have been following up his ideas ever since. This book illustrates how information - how the mind processes the sense data it receives - may be the most important influence on our health: it shows up in the placebo (and nocebo!) effects.
Chapters 1-3 describe quite clearly some of the basic physics and biology. Chapters 4 to 8 are largely about the authors' illnesses and how these led to the founding of the NES concept. The remainder of the book, Chapters 9 to 14, deal with the NES model of the human body-field and patients treated. The theory sections are useful, the personal stories interesting, but I am not sure how much use the applications of the NES model will be to people who have no access to a practitioner. At the end of the book there is a Glossary of some of the more technical terms, many pages of Notes and a useful Index. Despite there being some confusion about the nature of the energies involved, this is an interesting book that is complementary to many others now available on mind and health.
Dr Howard A. Jones is the author of The Thoughtful Guide to God (2006) and The Tao of Holism (2008), both published by O Books of Winchester, UK.
Timeless Healing: The Power and Biology of Belief
The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter and Miracles
The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe
Nutri-energetic systems of information processing, where QED meets chi
By Howard Jones
The authors have created a way of looking at the human body, not just as an assemblage of flesh and bone but as an energy field created by the atoms and molecules of which it is composed: thus `thoughts, beliefs, hopes and desires can change the chemistry of our bodies.'
They accept that, as a result, `practical questions take on seemingly metaphysical overtones.' Together they have founded Nutri-Energetic Systems (NES) of health-care based on a combination of theory derived from quantum electrodynamics (QED) with the practice of eastern medicine. The two principal authors used NES to cure themselves and others of debilitating diseases - Fraser is an Australian alternative medical practitioner; Massey is British and was one of his patients who helped him to formulate NES. Joan Wilcox is Peter Fraser's research assistant.
The authors seem somewhat confused about the nature of the energies they are dealing with. They say in Chapter 2 with reference to chi, prana, meridians or chakras that `NES is not working with these kinds of energies' which they describe as `cosmic, metaphysical energies': NES deals with the energies of matter they say. But in Chapter 5 detailing Fraser's illness and its treatment they say specifically that NES calls `this pervasive, universal energy the Source energy and . . . that it is not some unknown cosmic energy but a real energy of physics, what is called zero-point energy'. In scientific terms, psychic energy or energy involved in healing processes is in fact most likely to be zero-point energy. Zero-point energy is the residual (potential) energy of subatomic particles of matter when atoms are at the zero point of temperature (zero Kelvin).
In the 1940s and 1950s, Nobel Prizewinner Albert Szent-Györgyi was one of the first to recognize the importance of electromagnetic fields in the body, though the idea was strongly criticized at the time. Many prominent researchers have been following up his ideas ever since. This book illustrates how information - how the mind processes the sense data it receives - may be the most important influence on our health: it shows up in the placebo (and nocebo!) effects.
Chapters 1-3 describe quite clearly some of the basic physics and biology. Chapters 4 to 8 are largely about the authors' illnesses and how these led to the founding of the NES concept. The remainder of the book, Chapters 9 to 14, deal with the NES model of the human body-field and patients treated. The theory sections are useful, the personal stories interesting, but I am not sure how much use the applications of the NES model will be to people who have no access to a practitioner. At the end of the book there is a Glossary of some of the more technical terms, many pages of Notes and a useful Index. Despite there being some confusion about the nature of the energies involved, this is an interesting book that is complementary to many others now available on mind and health.
Dr Howard A. Jones is the author of The Thoughtful Guide to God (2006) and The Tao of Holism (2008), both published by O Books of Winchester, UK.
Timeless Healing: The Power and Biology of Belief
The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter and Miracles
The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe
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Groundbreaking Title in Quantum Healing
10 April 2008
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As a NES practitioner (the NES system is introduced through this book), I was looking forward to this book for probably close to a year. It didn't disappoint.
True to NES style, the book is well written and accessible to anyone who's interested to learn about quantum healing. And it's written with obvious authority on the subject. It provides an excellent overview of current quantum physics theories and how these can apply to a revolution in health care.
Having personally explored (and owned) many of the quantum healing systems out there, I can say emphatically that few demonstrate an understanding of the human body-field the way that Fraser & Co. do. And in fact, the NES system is the only one I know of that actually scans the quantum field, whereas others seem to simply take electrical (or other?) readings from the skin. (With the NES professional, you can actually take a scan without quite touching the device, so it's definitely not using galvanic skin response or simple meridian point testing.)
While staying simple enough to understand and interesting throughout, the book is also deep enough to provide a very thorough understanding of how NES has mapped the human body-field and how their proprietary Infoceuticals are able to correct it. In fact, despite my training in the NES approach, I gleaned plenty of new insights about the Infoceuticals from this text.
Of course all the revolutionary theories in the world don't mean much if the end result is poor. So these Infoceuticals are really the bottom line of this entire book -- if they don't work, the book is useless. Fortunately, I can say from clinical experience (and from plenty of discussion with other practitioners) that they are a bold and successful new step in the world of healing.
Yes, this comes from the apparent bias of a NES practitioner. But keep in mind that our practice uses nutrition, and we're familiar with the results of herbs and homeopathy. From my observations in the case of chronic health concerns, Infoceuticals are more precise and more potent than other options available today.
I've really enjoyed many titles on quantum healing, but by now, they're starting to get stale in the sense that they tend to cover the same basic material in different guises. But since NES actually does represent something brand new -- a rarity in a world where marketing just makes things LOOK new -- this book is worth a serious read from anyone exploring alternative health.
True to NES style, the book is well written and accessible to anyone who's interested to learn about quantum healing. And it's written with obvious authority on the subject. It provides an excellent overview of current quantum physics theories and how these can apply to a revolution in health care.
Having personally explored (and owned) many of the quantum healing systems out there, I can say emphatically that few demonstrate an understanding of the human body-field the way that Fraser & Co. do. And in fact, the NES system is the only one I know of that actually scans the quantum field, whereas others seem to simply take electrical (or other?) readings from the skin. (With the NES professional, you can actually take a scan without quite touching the device, so it's definitely not using galvanic skin response or simple meridian point testing.)
While staying simple enough to understand and interesting throughout, the book is also deep enough to provide a very thorough understanding of how NES has mapped the human body-field and how their proprietary Infoceuticals are able to correct it. In fact, despite my training in the NES approach, I gleaned plenty of new insights about the Infoceuticals from this text.
Of course all the revolutionary theories in the world don't mean much if the end result is poor. So these Infoceuticals are really the bottom line of this entire book -- if they don't work, the book is useless. Fortunately, I can say from clinical experience (and from plenty of discussion with other practitioners) that they are a bold and successful new step in the world of healing.
Yes, this comes from the apparent bias of a NES practitioner. But keep in mind that our practice uses nutrition, and we're familiar with the results of herbs and homeopathy. From my observations in the case of chronic health concerns, Infoceuticals are more precise and more potent than other options available today.
I've really enjoyed many titles on quantum healing, but by now, they're starting to get stale in the sense that they tend to cover the same basic material in different guises. But since NES actually does represent something brand new -- a rarity in a world where marketing just makes things LOOK new -- this book is worth a serious read from anyone exploring alternative health.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Ground-breaking, but the basics are disappointing
1 Jun 2010
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This books describes a new concept in medicine and is probably 20 years ahead of gaining full acceptance. I am reading the book and undergoing the therapy (I am at cycle 6 of it).
The weak parts of the book are parts 1 and 2. There is a lots of physics in them, but it is very poorly explained by non-specialists as the authors are. They should have asked a physicist to write these two parts and provide clear illustrions, boxes, etc. These sections make the book long and boring as they do not help the non-specialist to understand the significance of quantum physics towards this new type of medicine.
Part 3 is the best part of the book with a clear explanation about the therapy and the remedies. This is a unique type of work which helps a patient like me to understand the NES therapy better to improve the level of interaction with my practitioner. It is even better to read the entire book before starting the therapy.
My assessment of 4 stars is a combination of 2 stars for parts 1 and 2, but above 5 stars for part 3 and the high level of originality of the therapy.
Keeping my comments in mind, if you are interested into the NES therapy, read this book and what you can find on the NES website.
The weak parts of the book are parts 1 and 2. There is a lots of physics in them, but it is very poorly explained by non-specialists as the authors are. They should have asked a physicist to write these two parts and provide clear illustrions, boxes, etc. These sections make the book long and boring as they do not help the non-specialist to understand the significance of quantum physics towards this new type of medicine.
Part 3 is the best part of the book with a clear explanation about the therapy and the remedies. This is a unique type of work which helps a patient like me to understand the NES therapy better to improve the level of interaction with my practitioner. It is even better to read the entire book before starting the therapy.
My assessment of 4 stars is a combination of 2 stars for parts 1 and 2, but above 5 stars for part 3 and the high level of originality of the therapy.
Keeping my comments in mind, if you are interested into the NES therapy, read this book and what you can find on the NES website.
17 of 20 people found the following review helpful
For the Serious Student of Energetic Healing!
18 May 2008
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As a long-time practitioner of energetic healing, this book is very exciting. It presents an entirely new paradigm that has profound implications, even for quantum physicists.
In short, it addresses the SPATIAL dimension of the manifest world, and its relationship to optimal health and well-being.
Fraser was clearly driven by "transpersonal" forces to 1) accumulate massive amounts of new data, and (2) discover new patterns of relationship among the data that give rise to an entirely new dimension of understanding.
Massey helped to make the breakthrough "user friendly" by codifying the data and relationships using current-day computer technology.
Infoceutical remedies were then developed to "right the ship" so to speak.
Wilcox is a wonderful writer, as well as knowledgable and sensitive to the challenges and opportunities at the frontier of scientific breakthrough.
This book is not for the casual "curiosity seeker"....If energetic healing is your passion, ORDER TODAY!
In short, it addresses the SPATIAL dimension of the manifest world, and its relationship to optimal health and well-being.
Fraser was clearly driven by "transpersonal" forces to 1) accumulate massive amounts of new data, and (2) discover new patterns of relationship among the data that give rise to an entirely new dimension of understanding.
Massey helped to make the breakthrough "user friendly" by codifying the data and relationships using current-day computer technology.
Infoceutical remedies were then developed to "right the ship" so to speak.
Wilcox is a wonderful writer, as well as knowledgable and sensitive to the challenges and opportunities at the frontier of scientific breakthrough.
This book is not for the casual "curiosity seeker"....If energetic healing is your passion, ORDER TODAY!
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