Functional (Energy Medicine) Assessment( Asyra)
Functional medicine is an approach to healthcare based on the principles that health is more than just the absence of disease and that everyone is unique, requiring an individualized approach to treatment.
Assessment and treatment takes account of mental and emotional factors, beliefs and values as well as physical and
biochemical factors.
This approach involves a strong preventative element.
A functional disturbance occurs when no specific tissue or organ damage can be identified by conventional laboratory tests or other pathological diagnostic techniques, yet the individual still experiences symptoms of ill health.
A functional medicine approach aims to detect and identify these energetic regulatory disturbances. These disturbances can be detected early -even at the beginning a pre-clinical phase when symptoms may be displayed but no cause attributable.
Functional medicine is intended to bridge the existing diagnostic and therapeutic gaps
HISTORY
Energy medicine is growing in popularity, but it is far from new. Bioenergetic Medicine theory is based on the time-tested principals of ancient Chinese medicine and bioenergetic technology is the coming together of advanced scientific and technological understanding, and ancient Chinese medicine practices. A bioenergetic screening device is a form of this technology (also referred to as EAV or EDS) and has been around for over 50 years. It works by measuring the skin’s electrical properties at specific acupoints that relate to certain organs, thereby helping practitioners clearly understand a client’s health status
Despite impressive testimonials from patients and practitioners alike, proof of bioenergetic screening’s effectiveness
remained largely anecdotal: since the 1950’s, a growing number of people have experienced its effectiveness, but there was no solid clinical foundation to support the technology. As such, bioenergetic screening remained on the fringes of
alternative healthcare; similar, in many ways, to the way in which homeopathy and naturopathy were positioned not that long ago.
In the 21st century, however, science has caught up with experience. Bioenergetic Medicine has already gained widespread clinical acceptance, and results are backed by scientifically documented research. It’s because of this that methods such as electro-dermal screening, the quantum body-field approach, and digital homeopathy are now being used in a growing number of health clinics across the world.
Current situation
Bioenergetic Medicine has already gained widespread clinical acceptance, and results are backed by scientifically documented research. It’s because of this that methods such as electro-dermal screening, the quantum body-field approach, and digital homeopathy are now being used in a growing number of health clinics across the world.
The most advanced development in the field of Bioenergetic Medicine is the Asyra Pro. Capable of probe less, non-intrusive full body scans within minutes, as well as producing custom digitally imprinted remedies, it is the realization of half a century’s development
How does it work?
The system takes energetic readings and measures the resistance in the form of signals. The signals relayed back simulate the effect of specific items such as toxins allergens or foods.
The system then automatically tests remedies that may help restore the balance in the body, and scans through them checking to see if they are compatible with the client’s results.
The device can also imprint an energetic solution (signature) that works along the homeopathic principles indicated in the
test, and this can then be taken by the individual.
The device can also test substances- foods, drinks or similar to see if they are compatible with the individual.
Examples of tests
The practitioner can “tailor make” individual tests from a pool of thousands installed on the
system. Some examples of commonly used tests are
- Hormonal evaluation
- Comprehensive analysis
- Nutritional assessment
- Environmental Sensitivity profile
- Metabolic Disturbances
- Food sensitivity Analysis
- Digestive Maladies
- Emotional Stressors
- Dental Disturbances
- Vertebral Profile
What happens during a Consultation?
In advance of the appointment the client will be asked to complete a food diary for a week and bring the sheet with them to the consultation. This will help in the analysis
On the day of consultation a questionnaire will be completed prior to testing which asks about medical and associated conditions. All medical information will be retained as “medical in confidence” and as the Welfare practitioner is a Registered Nurse strict codes of medical practice will be employed at every stage of the consultation
Consultation start
The Asyra unit sits on the practitioner’s desktop beside a computer with the small cylindrical
brass hand-probes stored in their storage block.
When ready to run a test, the client is invited to hold the brass probes, one in each hand. The client remains fully clothed and will feel nothing throughout the screening process.
The practitioner selects the tests they wish to run. This can range from a simple food
intolerance screening, to a full screening which can include imbalances, weaknesses, deficiencies, physical problems and
emotional stressors. The protocol for screening is at the discretion of the practitioner and will depend on the client’s
needs.
The Asyra runs the tests, and the results are displayed on the computer screen, along with
courses of treatment
Normally three or four tests are run and at the end of each one the practitioner will give an
explanation and overview of the results.
End of Consultation
At the end of the process the client is given a print out of the results and an explanation given.
The client can be given a signature bottle to take away with them and take the drops as directed.
The client can also bring some foods, drinks or medicines to the consultation and these can be tested against the clients own systems for comp ability.
Further appointments
The client will be offered a further appointment for several weeks later when a review assessment will be conducted, and if needed another signature prepared.
The subsequent appointments will be shorter than the initial one
