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In Living Systems Medicine, there is no bioresonance testing machine at all! Yet no matter how many times we explain this, people are often confused and may ask the same question a second time. It was for this reason that we took the prefix “bio” out of the word and instead named our type of testing LSM Resonance Testing. In this way we week to clarify that although LSM Resonance Testing is related to the field of Bioresonance Testing, they are not identical. Most specifically, and unlike in most forms of Bioresonance Testing, we do not use a machine to test the body. Instead, we use hundreds of small test vials, which we evaluate the body’s response to via an involuntary stress response at the ankles. More importantly, our exact choice of which test vials to use and in what order are what we call the “mental software” – and the mental software that we use is unique to LSM, as it is based on living systems science.
There are no courses planned during 2020. For future years, we will update you on this website as soon as new course dates are announced. In the meantime, if you haven’t done so already, please register your interest in future courses here.
Currently the whole curriculum is being re-developed after breakthroughs that we have made in a number of important new areas of Living Systems Medicine.
We are aware many of you have health concerns during this crisis. In light of this, and in response to a flood of requests, we have put together a coronavirus and flu immune support pack. We will keep you updated here with any major developments we feel need discussing. We are also available for consultation and general enquiries throughout the outbreak.
This is such a common enquiry that we have prepared a separate page dedicated to answering it here.
This is such a common enquiry that we have prepare a separate page dedicated to answering it here.
The cost of an LSM consultation and related services depends on which practitioner you attend. Charges vary worldwide, and are decided individually by each clinic.
Likewise the pace of LSM follow-up consultations varies, but typically patients of LSM need a process of re-tests over the medium to long term, which take place at a regular pace (e.g. such as once every 3 to 6 weeks, again depending on the case and on the clinic). This is because benefits of LSM are cumulative over time – because LSM is not based on looking for a quick, magic bullet, but instead on helping the system to find its own way to better health at its own pace and at a whole-system level and via its own internal processes.
In some regions, some of the costs may be recompensed by health insurers, depending on what services your practitioner is offering, and which insurance plan you have.
Many people use phrases such as “subtle energy fields” to refer vaguely to as yet poorly understood fields used in healing modalities. However, in Living Systems Medicine we prefer to be precise and use the scientific terminology of information fields as distinct from energy fields. This idea is a core aspect of LSM and warrants explanation.
In ancient Greece, the idea of the “atom” was proposed. This was the idea that everything in the universe might be composed of indivisible, basic units of matter. Towards the end of the 19th century, electromagnetism was defined and so modern science recognised a second domain that was within these atoms of matter: energy fields. It was then thought by physicists that there are two domains of substance: matter and energy. (This dichotomy was also later reflected by the famous “wave/particle duality” in physics research).
However, in the twentieth century, a third domain became recognised in physics, that is separate from matter and energy. This third domain is information.
Matter, energy and information all interrelate (as shown, for example, in the wave/particle duality experiments), so it is not that they exist in separate locations, but, rather, that they comprise different perspectives or aspects of the substance of everything.
Information, or information fields, represent the patterning of an underlying substrate. Author Rupert Sheldrake (in his book, “Morphic Resonance”) has likened the difference between matter, energy and information to a house construction project, in which matter is the bricks, energy is the construction workers, and information is the house design. The latter can be encoded in a carrier medium (e.g. the house architect’s drawings can be set to paper) but essentially comprises the shape or form that things will take. Even if the construction workers place the bricks together, they will not form a functional house without the element of design to shape the project.
In the same way, our internal organs require information to grow and function. Think of this like a template. Did you know that every organ in your body contains cells that have the exact same DNA, and yet the structure and function of cells in different organs are vastly different? Have you ever wondered how that takes place? How on Earth do all the same undifferentiated cells, with identical DNA, differentiate into such an array of different cell types around the body? Furthermore, when researcher Robert O. Becker MD (author of “The Body Electric”) grafted a salamander’s tail cells onto its leg stump, he wondered if a tail would grow on the leg stump – but instead these tail cells mysteriously transformed into leg cells! Dr. Becker concluded that the only plausible explanation is that there is an informational template in the area of the leg, or otherwise that would not happen, and there would not be a functional leg.