Aaron-need help finding LED pad like Dr MsGee's

[BeeGee]

Aaron,
I saw on an old post from 2010 that you used to work for Dr McGee and had been in the LED Light business yourself. I'm hoping you can help me. I recently read Healing Energies of Heat and Light and want to implement Dr McGee's program. He has retired, though, and apparently his light units are no longer available. There seem to be few LED pad options these days, none of them are comparable to the Energy Balancer, and prices are high. Someone on the forum also mentioned that the LED man will custom make the units, but I don't know the technical specs of the Energy Balancer, so wouldn't know what to request. Would you happen to know where I could get an LED unit at least similar to what Dr McGee used? Ideally, the Energy Balancer, but the Red Carpet would be OK too. Thanks very much!
BeeGee

[Aaron]

Nogier frequencies

Aaron,
I saw on an old post from 2010 that you used to work for Dr McGee and had been in the LED Light business yourself. I'm hoping you can help me. I recently read Healing Energies of Heat and Light and want to implement Dr McGee's program. He has retired, though, and apparently his light units are no longer available. There seem to be few LED pad options these days, none of them are comparable to the Energy Balancer, and prices are high. Someone on the forum also mentioned that the LED man will custom make the units, but I don't know the technical specs of the Energy Balancer, so wouldn't know what to request. Would you happen to know where I could get an LED unit at least similar to what Dr McGee used? Ideally, the Energy Balancer, but the Red Carpet would be OK too. Thanks very much!
BeeGee

Here is what I use:

Get the red grow light panels using LED's running on 12v wall supplies.
Put a simple transistor circuit in one of the DC legs and trigger it with a function generator using square waves at 292hz for most applications. That is for ectoderm tissue. You can double that and double again for both meso and endoderm tissue.

You can trigger quite a few with one function generator.

[BeeGee]

Dr McGee's Energy Balancer LED pad

I really appreciate your reply and suggestions, Aaron! I am a cancer patient, so I want to follow Dr McGee's program as closely as possible. I was going to order his Energy Balancer, since he said it was 90% of the energy of a qigong master, but he no longer sells it. As I know nothing about electrical stuff, I'm pretty confused, and don't think I could make anything myself.

I've been told that I need fast pulsing (17,028) and the 660 and 880 frequencies and Nogier's frequencies, an uneven number of LEDs, brightness of each LED 5000-9000 millicandles, each LED power rating 30-50 milliwatts, and AC/DC switching power supply, and that pattern and spacing are important (but I don't know what specifically). I don't know how many joules/seconds, and I don't know if the Energy Balancer matches these specs or not.

It is very sad that this specific technology appears to have been lost now that Dr McGee has retired and nobody is making his light pad anymore. There are only a couple of choices that I have found on the market, and they don't quite match these criteria. Maybe the LED man could make a pad to these specs.

Anyway, thank you again for your input on this.

[Aaron]

healing with light

I really appreciate your reply and suggestions, Aaron! I am a cancer patient, so I want to follow Dr McGee's program as closely as possible. I was going to order his Energy Balancer, since he said it was 90% of the energy of a qigong master, but he no longer sells it. As I know nothing about electrical stuff, I'm pretty confused, and don't think I could make anything myself.

I've been told that I need fast pulsing (17,028) and the 660 and 880 frequencies and Nogier's frequencies, an uneven number of LEDs, brightness of each LED 5000-9000 millicandles, each LED power rating 30-50 milliwatts, and AC/DC switching power supply, and that pattern and spacing are important (but I don't know what specifically). I don't know how many joules/seconds, and I don't know if the Energy Balancer matches these specs or not.

It is very sad that this specific technology appears to have been lost now that Dr McGee has retired and nobody is making his light pad anymore. There are only a couple of choices that I have found on the market, and they don't quite match these criteria. Maybe the LED man could make a pad to these specs.

Anyway, thank you again for your input on this.

I don't know about 90% of the energy of a qigong master, but it is highly effective. It stimulates the production of ATP in the mitochondria - we always new that. However, I didn't realize until a few years ago that by doing that, it simultaneously stimulated the redox signaling molecules that are responsible for activating antioxidants and guiding the immunity and repair system. Makes more sense why we were getting the results we had.

660nm red is best and 880nm ir are good but I'd also use about 924nm ir for deeper penetration. I use all 3. The red I use now are the grow light panels. The IR, since they don't have grow panels like that, I use a high power security lamp at 924nm I believe.



That is similar to what I mean. On mine, in the very center is a light sensor so it only kicks on when it is dark to illuminate a large area with IR so nighttime infrared cameras can see the landscape. I pulse the power supply the same way.

Don't worry about spacing of leds, millicandles, etc... just so the panel or lamp has a good amount of them and they're bright and the right color. 660, 880, 924 (have to confirm that).

I made a universal control box where I can plug in the dc power supply to a wall and the other end plugs to the box, then the box has a plug where the light can plug into. In between that is a transistor circuit to pulse the dc power supply controlled by the frequency generator.

Make sure the DC rating for your panels, etc... are 12v for safety and you can always operate them from a battery if you need to.

Getting harder to find just the plain red panels at 12v. Many add blue for the mix for growing plants. But you can see in the book, we were using that exact color with the red/blue (fuchsia) before the agriculture world or anyone else. I just am cautious with the blue because that is bad for the eyes, etc... red is fine though closed eyelids but blue can oxidize the eyes.

Even if you cannot make the transistor circuit, just get a 12v RED 660nm led grow light panel without the blue and just use that with the steady light. Ideally pulsed, but you still get some benefit if non-pulsed. I would take that step asap and you can also get a 880 or 924nm IR security lamp. And it is a lot less expensive than the prices "healing" light companies are charging - almost all of them are taking advantage of people not knowing there is nothing special about the lights and they're regular LEDs. We had the best frequency set of anyone and the most proven/documented but again, the steady light from a grow panel is inexpensive and you get benefit.

I don't now where 17,028 comes from. That is way faster than anything you will ever need. 292, 584 and 1168 are the only frequencies you will ever need for every tissue in the body. Our Chee Energy products had 7 frequencies to be complete with the entire Nogier set, but those 3 are the primary ones for each tissue type, ecto, meso and endo.

[BeeGee]

Great info - thanks! I feel better now, as I was obsessing a bit about duplicating the Energy Balancer. I'll look for the 12v red LEDs (yes, I see from searching online that they're hard to find), and the appropriate 924nm ir security light. I'm so glad you told me about the blue being bad for the eyes!

Actually, as we're about ready to go on a pre-planned vacation, and I was very eager to at least start with something in red LED, I did order a small (9 1/2 x 7")
pad from caninelighttherapy.com that is made for horses and dogs and had it shipped overnight. This pad is pretty reasonably priced, at least compared to most of the "health" pad sellers' prices, and a good size for travel. The lights are very bright. It has 30 red and 36 ir (660nm and 880nm and 12v DC output), no separate generator box, just the pad and plug. They sell a battery pack, which I didn't buy because it costs almost as much as the pad! It is steady, but I'm now wondering if I could pulse the light by doing what you've done. Maybe someone at a place like Radio Shack could help me, or would know someone I could get to make the control box and transistor circuit to pulse it. Or, maybe I would just need the transistor circuit to pulse the light from this pad? I've got lots to work on, but, thanks to you, much more info to work with!