As any EVOX user knows, the results are typically so readily apparent that additional statistics are hardly necessary for conviction. Common EVOX anecdotes such as instantaneous relief from various stresses and complaints may sound incredible to those without first-hand experience, however, so the study was created to document results in measurable terms.

Initial results show an average improvement of 6% on OCA scores following each EVOX session.

All EVOX practitioners are invited to participate in this study.

If you are an EVOX practitioner and would like to participate in this study, please contact me via the Contact BioEnTek page. I will supply the web page where your clients will enter their email address, name and your name in order to take the OCA. Please request that they retake the OCA within 3 days following their EVOX session.

The OCA consists of 200 simple questions and takes approximately 15 minutes.

The reasons sited for this dissatisfaction include “hectic clinics, burdensome paperwork and systems that do a poor job of managing patients with chronic illness.”

ZYTO technology could provide effective solutions.

In the first place, the systems are easy to operate. Even the powerful LSA Pro is able to pre-program any number of standard assessments and run them with a few mouse clicks. Techs could be trained to run such tests in half an hour, leaving the doctor free to examine results, approve product recommendations, and use the systems to search for more detailed information, if needed.

Secondly, ZYTO’s ability to quickly test the body’s reaction to any type of stressor allows users to create highly effective plans to address patient complaints. Getting results, especially in formerly “difficult” chronic instances, is often cited by practitioners as one of the most rewarding aspects of their careers.

Third, ZYTO technology provides information personalized to each patient, which means better, safer results than educated guesswork or a shotgun approach where a particular treatment is prescribed for a particular symptom with no quick, reliable way to verify that treatment’s efficacy for each individual patient.

Fourth, ZYTO assessments can be conducted in minutes. The need for waiting for lab results is, in many cases, eliminated or decreased as reports point practitioners in the most promising directions.

This list could go on and on. ZYTO technology is poised to revolutionize healthcare, improve career satisfaction for all sorts of health professionals, and - most importantly - dramatically improve wellness results of patients everywhere.

This is an exciting time to be in the medical field as leading-edge bioenergetic technology expertly fills in the gaps desperately needed in traditional healthcare systems.

Documented results by other technologies that target emotional/subconscious stress show increased IQ and other measurable outcomes as a result. I’d like to compile similar statistics for the EVOX and invite all EVOX practitioners to participate.

Here are the proposed steps:

1. Have EVOX participants take the following two tests before and after an EVOX session
   IQ
   SOI? - details and links coming soon
2. Record results in the following format: coming soon
3. Submit results to me and I will compile them and post the results on BioEnergetic Technology.com.

Thank you to anyone willing to participate in this study! I expect our numbers to outshine results obtained by other technologies, and this study will help draw more clients to you.

You may also email it to me and ask me to post it for you (shaun @ bioentek . com).

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Due largely to the large number of soldiers who suffer from combat stress and the difficulty of treating PTSD, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (or PTSS - Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome) has become one of the most urgent issues facing the military medical establishment.

Known as “shell shock” in earlier wars, PTSD became better known following the Viet Nam war as thousands of vets returned to the USA but never really came home. Uncontrollable and debilitating anxiety obstructed careers, destroyed families, and paralyzed nearly every effort to heal and get on with living.

Initially, an uninformed public callously said “It’s all in your head” and expected vets struggling with PTSD to “deal with it,” but it was not that simple. Thousands of strong, intelligent, brave, competent men became jobless and homeless because they could not just “get over it.”

The current situation is exacerbated by budgets, politics, difficulty in diagnosis, and other factors. For example, because PTSD has often proven “uncurable,” soldiers are reluctant to get checked out since a diagnosis could seriously impede their future military career. The armed forces also increase their financial liability because a PTSD diagnosis may mean a lifetime of counseling expenses.

PTSD and the “Hot Stove” Effect

The basic cause of PTSD is no mystery. Traumatic experiences trigger what I call the “hot stove effect,” which happens like this: if a child touches a hot stove and burns his hand, the subconscious creates an association between the hot stove and the ensuing pain and injury. The next time it recognizes a hot stove, it spits out neurochemicals called peptides which cause the child to experience fear. This is designed as a protection from further injury.

The problem is that the subconscious often becomes overprotective. For example, if a romantic relationship ends, the pain and heartache may be associated with aspects of the relationship - attraction, vulnerability, etc. When the brain recognizes these elements, it may deliver the same anxiety response as caused by the hot stove.

Thus the subconscious inadvertently inhibits positive aspects of living in its efforts to protect us from pain and damage. Not only relationships may be adversely affected, but work, social situations, crowded, dark, or unfamiliar situations, and even getting out of bed in the morning may become unbearable for the sufferer.

The Challenge of Treating PTSD

The challenge, then, is reaching and changing these deep-down protections and freeing PTSD sufferers to react normally and reasonably in order to function.

Traditional counseling seeks to identify and bring to consciousness the subconscious stresses that define PTSD. The conscious mind is far more adept at choosing rational perceptions and releasing unproductive coping methods.

Unfortunately, even if a skilled therapist successfully identifies the required points for the client to reconsider, such answers are typically ineffective at convincing the subconscious to release its protective patterns. The client may reach a perfectly-logical understanding of the cause of his feelings, yet continue to suffer the same debilitating emotions.

Is there a better solution? Yes. Can PTSD be “cured”? Yes*. Can results happen in minutes or hours rather than months and years? Yes; positively, absolutely, yes.

Effective Solutions

Introducing the EVOX performance enhancement system. The EVOX delivers highly-predictable, thorough, and consistent results for a variety of issues dealing with subconscious stress, and PTSD appears to be no exception.

The EVOX measures voice frequencies during a brief recording of the client’s voice. It captures reliable markers of subconscious stress and displays a pattern on your computer screen called a Voice Map. The stress pattern changes depending on the topic spoken of.

Next, the EVOX delivers a signal targeting the stress measured during the recording. During this signal-output phase, clients typically report feeling peaceful and discovering new thoughts and perceptions they had been unable to experience before.

Following signal output, another recording is made. After each of the first few voice maps, the pattern often shows an increase in subconscious stress as it begins to “emerge” and release. After 3-5 voice maps, the pattern typically shows a releasing patterns where the stress vanishes from the quadrant where it had been fixed. At this point, the client can be expected to feel significant relief and to experience increased freedom from previous symptoms.

The exact mechanism that elicits such effects is thus far only theoretical, but the consistently effective results are clearly observable. Anecdotal evidence of its efficacy are abundant.

For example, a doctor brought a vet to my office in 2006 who suffered such extreme anxiety attacks that he had hardly left his house in years. He had constant nightmares as well. After five voice maps, the stress pattern had released and he reported feeling peaceful.

Three weeks later, the doctor dropped by the office and reported that the vet had not suffered a single anxiety attack since his EVOX session, he laughed all the time, and felt better than ever before in his life.

Such results are so typical that when no observable results occur after eight or nine voice maps, I become quite surprised.

EVOX Awareness

I am currently in contact with a high-ranking individual in the military medical establishment to introduce the EVOX as an ideal solution for dealing with PTSD, combat stress, and other performance enhancement. His personal experience and several experiences he has witnessed on other individuals has him convinced and quite excited about the upcoming relief for so many soldiers. We will soon present the system to additional military doctors in order to spread the enthusiasm that is the EVOX’s due.

The EVOX matches perfectly the military’s BICEP program wherein relief from combat stress can be delivered quickly, on location, and return our soldiers to duty in safe mental/emotional condition. The EVOX is completely portable, simple to operate, and extremely cost effective.

* Disclaimer: this use of the word “cured” refers only to my opinion based on repeated observation of reduced symptoms that could be related to PTSD, as I am not qualified to diagnose or treat PTSD.