Boswinkel had his eureka moment after receiving a request to translate Fritz-Albert Popp’s scientific papers, when the light went on in his mind. He began understanding that biophotons emit either coherent or chaotic light and created Chiren as an instrument which filters, inverts and sends back their light waves back into the body as counter signals or informational remedies.<\/p>\n
Boswinkel developed an instrument which measures and corrects biophoton emissions for individuals using Biophoton Light Therapy<\/a>; when in harmony, these faint light waves emitted by all living systems are known as biophotons. Boswinkel calls this form of treatment Biophoton Light Therapy<\/a>.<\/p>\n To start the healing process, the initial step of this process involves identifying the source of a problem. To do this, clients are asked to place one hand on two electrodes of a machine that records biophoton emission, then “invert” this recording so as to neutralize incoherent frequencies causing harm in their bodies and strengthen coherent and harmonious biophotons that allow healing from within to start occurring naturally.<\/p>\n Though Boswinkel didn’t pioneer the concept of working with biophotons, his work builds on pioneering efforts by others such as American inventor Royal Rife, San Francisco physician Albert Abrams and British engineer George de la Warr – who all used electromagnetic frequencies to combat disease but were generally disregarded and often derided by medical establishment.<\/p>\n In the 1960s, German physicist Fritz-Albert Popp published research demonstrating that cells emit extremely weak electromagnetic radiation called biophotons which must be detected using an amplifier; Popp’s amplifier worked fine in laboratory settings but Boswinkel wanted something simpler.<\/p>\n Reinhold Voll, the father of electro-acupuncture, modified an instrument developed in the 1950s for this purpose by adapting it into an instrument capable of measuring biophoton emission from various points in the body – giving him the ability to distinguish between harmonious and chaotic biophoton emissions at specific acupuncture points – an important distinction considering many methods fall under the umbrella term of biophoton therapy<\/a>, even though they operate according to different principles.<\/p>\n Boswinkel’s Chiren machine is used to evaluate biophoton health by evaluating acupuncture meridians that intersect with biophoton highways in the body. He offers training programs for those interested in using it themselves and claims that 92% of his chronic complaint patients experience relief after just one session of this therapy; though no double blind testing has yet taken place. Results thus far are promising.<\/p>\n The Chiren 3.0 is a portable device designed to facilitate Biontology sessions across different settings. It works independently from external power sources and computers that limited earlier versions of Boswinkel’s biophoton instruments; plus it features a smaller, more compact design that makes it easier to travel. It was created through an ongoing relationship with a German engineering firm that assisted Boswinkel develop his initial biophoton instrument; their partnership was founded on mutual trust, shared ethical standards and technical integrity commitment – this ensured that its final design reflected its inventor’s original intentions without including commercial shortcuts or commercial shortcuts being taken.<\/p>\n This instrument is tailored specifically for use with biophoton emissions from your body – ultra-weak light signals involved with biological coordination and regulation. The device amplifies coherent patterns while cancelling out chaotic ones to create an ideal signaling environment so your natural self-healing processes can function more effectively.<\/p>\n At each session, a practitioner first assesses his or her client to ascertain any barriers to treatment, before conducting skin resistance measurements at various points on both hands to detect whiplash-type conditions or disruption in electron spin of photons of their bodies’ photons. If such disruption exists, practitioners can test for informational remedies to restore equilibrium back into their biophotons’ electron spins’ patterns.<\/p>\n According to Voll, these tests are performed by applying a countersignal or frequency to disturbed biophotons using electroacupuncture’s testing methodology. Once a remedy has been identified and included into filtered light energy that is returned back to the client, this process is repeated across all points on both hands and feet of the body.<\/p>\n This approach has garnered scientific approval and training in its use has been made available at Master’s level through a complementary health science program. A pilot study and 17 Master’s theses have demonstrated its measurable effects.<\/p>\n As interest in light-based therapies has increased, biophoton therapy<\/a> has come to encompass an array of approaches. While red light therapy and similar devices use manmade light sources, Johan Boswinkel pioneered biophoton therapy<\/a> with his device called Chiren by using natural body light emission. This difference in approach determines how biophoton therapy<\/a> interacts with its subject.<\/p>\n Chiren can quickly detect whether light in your body is harmonious or disharmonious by examining acupuncture meridians which largely overlap with biophoton highways and then correcting imbalances by inverting disease-inducing light wave patterns while simultaneously strengthening healthy coherent light.<\/p>\n Biontology is a powerful healing modality that can support the body’s natural capacity for self-healing on physical, emotional, and mental levels. This approach encourages people to listen more closely to their bodies, recognize symptoms as meaningful signals, and trust the innate regulatory intelligence. Furthermore, this biophysical framework offers practitioners tools that enable clients to take more responsibility for their own wellbeing rather than simply relying on interventions alone.<\/p>\n Biofeedback sessions enable therapists to monitor bodily responses and teach you how to regulate them. Sensors attached to different parts of your body are attached with wireless technology and read live by a computer screen; data may appear as either graphs, audible sounds or flashing lights on screen; once results have been explained and relaxation techniques provided by therapist, you will learn to monitor heart rate, blood pressure, muscle tension skin temperature breathing.<\/p>\n Biofeedback has been scientifically demonstrated to help alleviate stress and relax muscles, decreasing headache frequency and severity and the need for pain medication for migraines. It has even been found to decrease pain medication usage!<\/p>\n Anxiety Relief – Biofeedback can provide effective anxiety relief by giving you control of your emotions and improving concentration abilities. This technique has proven successful against phobias, panic attacks and generalized anxiety.<\/p>\n High Blood Pressure – According to studies, biofeedback can help lower blood pressure; however, its efficacy falls short of medicine in this respect.<\/p>\n Urinary incontinence – Urinary incontinence can be an embarrassing condition that causes uncontrollable urges or accidents when trying to urinate, but biofeedback may help strengthen pelvic floor muscles and decrease bladder leakage.<\/p>\n Biofeedback may also assist with treating other conditions, such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and asthma. Furthermore, it can aid in treating rheumatoid arthritis or any joint issues by relaxing muscles.<\/p>\n Biofeedback can be combined with other therapies, including acupuncture and psychotherapy, for an enhanced pain-relief effect than that offered by medications alone. Before beginning any therapy, always consult a medical expert first. In a biofeedback session, patches will be worn which measure different functions such as your heart rate and blood pressure. Your data will appear on a computer screen and a tone or other sound will alert you when your heart rate, blood pressure, muscle movement or skin temperature have reached their optimal levels. In addition to these exercises, therapists may guide you through other exercises that aim to calm the brain such as guided visualization exercises that encourage it.<\/p>\n Chiren<\/h2>\n
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