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Using the Combi. The patient is connected to the combi by means of a hand electrode. The first thing you need to do is to get tuned into the patient. This is done using the TUNER BUTTON, which is on the right side of the panel beside the sensor pad. You first of all "blip" the sensor to clear any lingering vibrations from the previous person, medicines etc. Then you go into a "continuous challenge" mode on the sensor , applying continuing pressure on it with your right side middle finger. Metal probes were applied to the sensor in older methods. This was an archaic hang over from older machines where you applied a probe to an acupuncture point on the body. It's the sensor that you are reading, not the probe.
The challenge The finger pressure is a light, gently vibrating pressure, sufficient to bring the indicator to just below the top of the scale and you will be getting a humming or warbling sound, but not a blip. Don't forget that the sensitivity of the sensor is entirely adjustable by you, using the SENSITIVITY button. If you have it turned up too high the slightest pressure throw it up over the top and produce a blip, and if too low the opposite. So adjust it to your comfort, so that you are able to hovver around the top of the scale, in a stationary position, while vibrating the sensor. Tune in the patient You then with your left hand start rotating the TUNER button. Keep rotating it anti-clockwise until you feel the sensitivity of the sensor changing. If you have trained yourself properly, the change in resonance when you hit the "critical rotational point" will produce a blip on your machine. That's the person's frequency at that time. It's a positional reading, which is not fixed and means you have tuned the person to the optimal position vis-a-vis the earth's magnetic field. Leave it at that position and proceed with the next step. Check the immune system. The next step is to find the VITALITY LEVEL. For this you use the Vitality scale. This is an older model.
You are now in contact with the patient through the hand electrode. You blip the sensor, to clear the circuit. Then apply a "continuous challenge" to the sensor, producing a warbling sound and bouncing the indicator needle around near the top of the scale in a holding pattern. If you apply too much pressure in this application you go over the top and get a blip, and that would be wrong. So just put in a good challenge and start the Vitality meter in the 30 position. Challenge it at 30, then rotate it downwards. You will never get a positive above the 25. So your challenged will always remain negative above that point. The reality is you are unlikely to get a positive above 20 either. Anything over 20 would be "okay". So when you come down the scale you will encounter a point where the resistance changes and your hand seems to sink into the sensor, and you produce a blip. That is the Vitality level of the person. Which organs are sick? If you are not using a computer, you will be using "organ ampoules" to tune into the organs. You will be applying your challenge to the sensor and going along the ampoules one after another, waiting for the one that gives you a blip. That is the worst damaged organ. Other ways. If you are an experienced dowser, a list or a diagram would be just as good. Apply your probe along the list or to the anatomical diagram and ask your questions. To program the question "What is the worst stressed organ" you press in the button WSO on your front panel. Wherever you get a positive then is the worst stressed organ. Obviously in this context there is only one "worst stressed organ."The Bio -Resonance machine is an electronic dowsing machine which provides only two answers: Yes ! or No! It responds perfectly well to a mentally posed question. When you decide to ask how is the "liver" there is an electrical field created by the brain corresponding to that, while you're thinking about it. That is quite sufficient in Bio-Resonance dowsing. The more anxious and critical you are about it, the poorer your results, because this is not a function of the top part of the mind, rather of a deeper part of the mind. Below the chattering, anxious, worried critical daily everyday mind. Cables and probes I have deliberately kept the Combi circuits simple. It doesn't matter at all which side or where you plug the hand electrode, or any electrode into the machine. It's all the one circuit. So just plug it into the holes provided at the back of the machine, and proceed. There is no side, there is no colour. There is a metal electrode, with a hole for a banana plug connection, which is used as a hand electrode. There's also a metal tipped probe which is plugged into the combi and can be used to touch medicines or anatomical charts or lists etc, and ask the relevant questions.
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